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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1911

Page

4

Motor Truck Starts Tomorrow On 500 Mile Exhibition

The Board Motor Truck Company plans a 500 mile demonstration leaving The Washington Post building at 1 PM and reaching Boston Globe by Friday evening. A 3 ton capacity truck, carrying 6,000 pounds of vinegar freight, will travel at about 10 miles per day to prove faster delivery than horse power.

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Birdman A Daring Driver Demonstrates Truck Superiority

The Washington Post reports a trial run to prove motor trucks outperform horse drawn vehicles. Bassett drives with observers detailing daily results from Baltimore to Boston, with a 5 day schedule and convoy including executives from Sheldon Axle, Diamond Rubber, and others.

Cadillac's electric start lights 1912 cars for women drivers

Cadillac Motor Car Company introduces an electrical generating system that starts the engine and lights lamps without leaving the seat. A button starts the motor, the generator acts as motor until self powered, then lights are switched on at a touch. The system eliminates cranking and lighting in rain or wind, enabling women to start and drive easily.

Cadillac Motor Car Company Sadillac

Auto Trail Blazers Witness Fraser River Gold Strike

Striking news reaches Ashcroft as the Flanders 20 motor party coincides with a Fraser River gold discovery. Prospector D. B. Perkins reports a rich surface ledge 40 miles up the Chalaka Forks with gold values up to 5 ounces per ton and silver 25 to 50 per ton. Stampede ensues as crowds race toward the site aboard Caribou trail exploration.

Flanders Caribou British Columbia Fraser River Ashcroft P. E. Sands Beattie Hazleton New “Diggings D. B. Perkins Chalaka Forks Butte Inlet Easaye W. F. Pedestine Peckalia Bonant Perking Sanda

HUDSON 33 Self Starter Shown By Coffin Engineers

The HUDSON 33 debuts with a proven self starter tested by Howard E Coffin and his Board of Engineers. In thousands of tests it started the motor 98 percent of the time and remains reliable in freezing storage. The feature promises easier operation, lower maintenance, and higher resale value, with four Demountable rims and a 34x4 tire setup across models.

Howard E. Coffin Board of Engineers Detroit

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