Registration of Motor Vehicles Heavy for 1924
United States motor vehicle registrations for 1924 reached 17,700,178, up 16.28 percent from 1923. About 15,520,663 are passenger cars and 2,179,516 trucks, with New York leading registrations at 1,412,050 and California close behind. The South shows strong gains with Florida up 34.9 percent and Georgia 34.5 percent.
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Regional population rankings by state in 221 series
California leads with 221 197 residents in the dataset, followed by New York 197 408, Ohio 168 300, Pennsylvania 167 269, and Texas 134 175, outlining state order and counts.
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1924 Banner Year for Dodge Brothers
The Dodge Brothers firm reports 1924 as its most successful year with a 35 percent rise in production and sales in the first ten months versus 1923. Executives note continued gains, end-year shipments of 225,104 cars, and plans for further expansion under President Frederick J. Haynes as 1925 expectations turn optimistic.
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