Fake Auto Clubs Active Over Lane Fraud Warned
Washington DC July 1 Reports from the American Automobile Association warn that fake motoring organizations are active across Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Nebraska and Iowa along the National Old Trails. They lure motorists hotels and garages into costly service contracts and imitate A A A insignia. The association, backed by Justice and Post Office departments, is coordinating with vigilance committees to prosecute fraudulent clubs and protect motorists. Secretaries and officials urged investigations before subscribing.
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American Automobbla Association
Ohio
Indiana
Nl Hoois
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississingi River
A. A
American Automobile Association
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Thomas P. Henry
Chambers of Commaroa
Henry
A.A. A
Increase in One Ton Trucks Buoying Business Outlook
The article notes rising purchases of one ton motor trucks in delivery and hauling systems, signaling a healthy business condition. Ford Motor Company reports 71 382 trucks delivered in January through April, up from 66 111 a year earlier, with many buyers opting for cabs and bodies. Agricultural districts show strong adoption as farmers recognize trucking advantages.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
United States
Graham Brothers Enlarge Factory Expansion at Detroit Plant
Graham Brothers, already leading in 11 ton truck output in early 1925, announces a major factory expansion in Detroit to enlarge space. The Stockton California Purlie coast plant opening by Grat ia Brothers on June 18 adds to four total factories including Canada, Ltd. The new facility enables streamlined material flow from docks to final assembly with extended conveyors and an enamel process, aiming to boost output beyond prior levels.
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Detroit
Gratia Brothers
Purlie Coast
Stockton
Cal
Graham Brothers, Canada, Ltd
Graham Isrothera
Dodge Brothers
Theola Bowery Mission Units Tighten War Setup
A fragment describes tires mounted on axles, a chassis moving on its own wheels, and regular movements as strong units are placed in position. It notes the mission organized in 1819 and bolts tightened with pneumatic wrenches.
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Theola Bowery Mission
New York
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