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Article Index: 1922

Category: Chronological Archive
Page Sections: January · February · March · June · July · August · September · October · November · December
JanuaryTitleDetails
Sunday, 1 January 1922
1 January 1922MORE AUTO PRICE CUTS ANNOUCED
Paige, Nash, Haynes and Oldsmobile Companies Announce Lower Rates on Eve of Show.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
1 January 1922OFFER $8,000,000 FOR LINCOLN MOTORS
An offer of $8,000,000 for the property, good-will and franchise of the Lincoln Motor Company was made in the Federal Court here this afternoon by a group of capitalists.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Topic: Lincoln
Monday, 2 January 1922
2 January 1922ACETYLENE AS MOTOR FUEL.
Dr. Paul Weyland, President of the Association of German Natural Scientists, who is now in this country, says that owing to the poverty of the German people and their inability to get oil at the present prices, a substitute has been invented for their use in the form of acetylene gas, which is proving very successful for automobiles.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Wednesday, 4 January 1922
4 January 1922AUTOMOBILE GOSSIPThe Urbana Daily Courier
Thursday, 5 January 1922
5 January 1922RYAN SISTER-IN-LAW SUES IN STUTZ DEAL
Caroline S. Ryan, sister-in-law of Allan A. Ryan, started suit yesterday to recover $1,755,769.09 from Allan A. Ryan. She alleges that she went to the rescue of her brother-in-law during the critical period of the famous Stutz corner on his verbal agreement that she should share in the profits, but that he has declined to live up to his agreement.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Topics: Stutz, Allan A. Ryan
5 January 1922TO RULE ALL TRAFFIC FROM TIMES SQUARE
Dr. John F. Harriss, Special Deputy Police Commissioner, began experimenting yesterday with powerful signal lights which will be installed from week to week until traffic in most of Manhattan will be simultaneously stopped and started by red, greed and yellow lights all operated by a single switch in Times Square.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Monday, 9 January 1922
9 January 1922RYAN AND CHEVROLET IN MOTOR COMPACTThe New York Times
Wednesday, 11 January 1922
11 January 1922Automobile Insurance.The New York Times
Thursday, 12 January 1922
12 January 1922FORD PLANS A CITY 75 MILES IN LENGTH
The Muscle Shoals plan of Mr. Ford contemplates one of the greatest undertakings in the history of industrial America, it became known, and includes development of the property as a model and the eventual extension of the system to many other parts of the country.		News Article (text)
Press Agency: Associated Press
Publication: The New York Times
Topic: Henry Ford
Friday, 20 January 1922
20 January 1922Automobile Truck Is Hit By Street CarThe Urbana Daily Courier
Tuesday, 24 January 1922
24 January 1922PIONEER.The Ogden Standard-Examiner
Wednesday, 25 January 1922
25 January 1922ARKANSAS ROADS.
Whereas The New York Times has been the only metropolitan newspaper that has published the facts about the bonded roads in Arkansas, we, the Benton County Farmers' Union, in regular session assembled, view with disgust the untruthful article published some weeks ago in The Outlook magazine over the signature of one Sherman Rogers.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Author: Benton County Farmers' Union
Saturday, 28 January 1922
28 January 1922HOMAR STEELE INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTThe Daily Illini
FebruaryTitleDetails
Thursday, 2 February 1922
2 February 1922GETS JEWELS LOST IN TAXI.
Sam Mandell, a driver for the Yellow Taxicab Company, received a generous check today from Mrs. A.A. Schlessinger of New York City as a reward for his honesty.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Topics: Yellow Cab, Sam Mandell
Saturday, 11 February 1922
11 February 1922THINK GENERAL MOTORS WILL WAR UPON FORD
A lively war in the automobile world is being predicted between the General Motors Corporation, which makes five different cars and has almost unlimited financial backing, and Henry Ford.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Topics: Ford Motor Company
General Motors, Lincoln
MarchTitleDetails
Monday, 6 March 1922
6 March 1922COCAINE SEIZED FROM AUTOMOBILEThe Washington Herald
6 March 1922Dog Catcher Asphyxiates Canines With His FlivverThe Washington Herald
JuneTitleDetails
Saturday, 3 June 1922
3 June 1922Record Studebaker Sales in May.The New York Times
Sunday, 18 June 1922
18 June 1922Automotive News Briefs: 18 June 1922News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
18 June 1922AUTO LAW HURTS MAINE
The difficulty in Maine is due to the act passed a year ago that all motor trucks entering from other States must be registered and pay the regular fee.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
18 June 1922LONG AUTO CAMPING TRIP.
M.A. Davis of this city, with his wife, will start tomorrow on a long-distance automobile camping tour to the Pacific Coast and back.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
18 June 1922MOTOR CARS IN PALESTINE.
CONSUL A.E. SOUTHARD of Jersusalem states that Palestine offers a comparatively good market for pneumatic automobile tires. The country has about 500 miles of first-class motor roads.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
18 June 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.
Pedestrians and others last week witnessed a white Mitchell car adorned with various inscriptions stating that the car was making a 10,000-mile test run. It left Chicago, where the hood and crank case were sealed on June 6.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
JulyTitleDetails
Sunday, 2 July 1922
2 July 1922NEW MOTOR BUILDING.The New York Times
AugustTitleDetails
Wednesday, 2 August 1922
2 August 1922AUTOMOBILE PRICE WAR IS PREDICTEDThe New York Times
Friday, 4 August 1922
4 August 1922MORE MOTOR PRICE CUTS.The New York Times
Sunday, 6 August 1922
6 August 1922THE DUNBAR A NEW AUTO.The New York Times
SeptemberTitleDetails
Sunday, 3 September 1922
3 September 1922MAJ. RICKENBACKER TO WED.The New York Times
Monday, 18 September 1922
September 18, 1922Sarles, Auto Racer, Is Burned to Death In Kansas City Contest Won by MiltonThe New York Times
Sunday, 24 September 1922
24 September 1922Automotive News Briefs: 24 September 1922New York Tribune
24 September 1922Chevrolet Closed Car Call Gains SteadilyNew York Tribune
24 September 1922Durant Car Building Described by Poertner
A description of how the Durant closed-car bodies are made was told at the Closed Car Show last night by William C. Poertner, metropolitan distributor of the Durant cars.		News Article (text)
Publication: New York Tribune
Topic: Durant, William C. Poertner
24 September 1922Hirst Shows Snappy SedanNew York Tribune
24 September 1922Room and Compactness In Newest LexingtonNew York Tribune
24 September 1922Special Coupe Mounted On a Dodge ChassisNew York Tribune
OctoberTitleDetails
Sunday, 1 October 1922
1 October 1922"Gas" Price Probe Awaits ElectionsThe Washington Herald
1 October 1922MITCHELL MOTORS ERECTS NEW SHOPThe Washington Herald
Wednesday, 11 October 1922
11 October 1922Automotive News Briefs: October 11, 1922The New York Times
NovemberTitleDetails
Monday, 6 November 1922
6 November 1922Automobile Race Drivers to Organize for Self-DefenseThe New York Times
Friday, 17 November 1922
17 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: November 17, 1922The New York Times
17 November 1922GENERAL MOTORS RESUMES DIVIDENDThe New York Times
Saturday, 18 November 1922
18 November 19221,000 BLACK AND WHITE CHAUFFEURS ARE OUTThe New York Times
18 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: November 18, 1922The New York Times
18 November 1922TAXICAB BONDING UPHELD BY COURTThe New York Times
18 November 1922TRAFFIC LEGISLATION DEMANDED BY M'ADOOThe New York Times
18 November 1922UNFIT CHAUFFEURS.Louis Livingston Seaman
Sunday, 19 November 1922
19 November 19227 DEAD, 7 INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
19 November 19221923 AUTO PLATES READY TOMORROWThe New York Times
19 November 1922American Cars Arouse Interest In London's Big Motor ShowThe New York Times
19 November 1922American "Gas" in Europe.The New York Times
19 November 1922AUTO GAS POISONING.The New York Times
19 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: November 19, 1922The New York Times
19 November 1922BROADWAY TRAFFIC A GREAT PROBLEMThe New York Times
19 November 1922Ford Asks Permission to Install Profit-Sharing System on His RailroadThe New York Times
19 November 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.The New York Times
19 November 1922ROAD SIGN NUISANCE.The New York Times
Monday, 20 November 1922
20 November 19222 KILLED BY AUTOS; 37 HURT; 3 ARRESTSThe New York Times
20 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: November 20, 1922The New York Times
20 November 1922David Phipps Parker, Yale Senior, Killed When Auto Overturns Near New HavenThe New York Times
20 November 1922STAMFORD CRASH KILLS 3.The New York Times
Tuesday, 21 November 1922
21 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: November 21, 1922The New York Times
21 November 1922AUTOS KILL WOMAN AND 3 CHILDRENThe New York Times
21 November 1922CITY CLUB WORK REVIEWED.The New York Times
21 November 1922FAIL TO SHOW BIAS IN CITY BUS DEALThe New York Times
21 November 1922FINED FOR TAXI SIGN.The New York Times
21 November 1922PACKARD DOUBLES STOCK.The New York Times
21 November 1922RAILROAD GETS DAMAGES.The New York Times
21 November 1922SUES FOR $500,000.The New York Times
21 November 1922TRY TO EXTEND TAXI STRIKEThe New York Times
Wednesday, 22 November 1922
22 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: November 22, 1922The New York Times
22 November 1922TRACKLESS TROLLEY FAVORITISM DENIEDThe New York Times
Thursday, 23 November 1922
23 November 1922ASTORIA CLERGYMAN KILLED BY TAXICABThe New York Times
23 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: 23 November 1922The New York Times
23 November 1922CHICAGO BANDITS GET 16 BAGS OF AIR MAILThe New York Times
23 November 1922COPELAND ASSAILS CARELESS AUTOISTSThe New York Times
23 November 1922FOUND WOUNDED IN STREET.The New York Times
23 November 1922Garage for Broadway Corner.The New York Times
23 November 1922GET BOOTLEGGERS IN AUTO.The New York Times
23 November 1922KILLED BY HIS OWN CAR.The New York Times
23 November 1922NEW HALL WITNESS SAW AUTOS IN CHASEThe New York Times
23 November 1922TAKES SPEEDERS TO MORGUEThe New York Times
23 November 1922UPSETS A POLICEMAN.The New York Times
Friday, 24 November 1922
24 November 1922CADILLAC CUTS PRICES.The New York Times
24 November 1922FORD MAY BUY COAL LANDThe New York Times
24 November 1922Hunter in Auto Slain Near Plattsburg; Four Men Accused, Two Customs DeputiesThe New York Times
24 November 1922SIGNS TO GUIDE MOTORISTS.The New York Times
24 November 1922TO BE ONE-WAY ROADThe New York Times
Saturday, 25 November 1922
25 November 1922AUTOISTS URGED TO GET LICENSESThe New York Times
25 November 1922Chauffeur's Eyesight., TheSamuel Semuel
25 November 1922GUILTY OF KILLING BOY, FACES 15-YEAR TERMThe New York Times
25 November 1922KILL AUTO MAN AT HIS SAFE.The New York Times
25 November 1922REVEAL AUTO SUIT AGAINST M'GRAWThe New York Times
25 November 1922ROAD RULES FATAL TO NUN.The New York Times
Sunday, 26 November 1922
26 November 19221923 COMPETITION TO TEST AUTO TRADEThe New York Times
26 November 1922BRONX BOROUGH'S GREAT HIGHWAYThe New York Times
26 November 1922CRIPPLED, GETS $15,000.The New York Times
26 November 1922EDITOR'S RIDE COUPON GETS HIM IN CONTEMPTThe New York Times
26 November 1922JERSEY ROAD DINNER.The New York Times
26 November 1922Motor Law Enforcement Method Fails to Reduce Accident ListThe New York Times
26 November 1922MOTOR SALON FEATURES.The New York Times
26 November 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.The New York Times
26 November 1922NAMES TO AID MANNERS.The New York Times
26 November 1922ONE KILLED, 19 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
26 November 1922WOMAN'S GLOVE A CLUE IN AUTO MAN'S SLAYINGThe New York Times
Monday, 27 November 1922
27 November 1922FORD PLANS TO BUY GREAT COAL FIELDSThe New York Times
27 November 1922LONGWORTH-FORD STORY., AThe New York Times
Tuesday, 28 November 1922
28 November 1922$25 AUTO IN POLICE AUCTIONThe New York Times
28 November 1922FIRST SNOW CAUSES DEATH AND INJURYThe New York Times
28 November 1922FORM FIFTH AVENUE BUS CORPORATIONThe New York Times
28 November 1922Limousines Haul Coal To Wealthy Yonkers HomesThe New York Times
28 November 1922MOTORIST BLAMES WALKERS.The New York Times
28 November 1922TRAFFIC VIADUCT URGED BY ENRIGHTThe New York Times
Wednesday, 29 November 1922
29 November 1922FISHER BODY PROFITS.The New York Times
29 November 1922FORD WON'T TALK OF 1924.The New York Times
29 November 1922McADOO CITED AS SPEEDER.The New York Times
29 November 1922Mrs. Carle Operated On for Auto Injury.The New York Times
29 November 1922RECEIVER FOR WILLS CARS.The New York Times
29 November 1922TAXI DRIVERS IN ROW AT WHITE STAR PIERThe New York Times
Thursday, 30 November 1922
30 November 1922Automotive News Briefs: November 30, 1922The New York Times
30 November 1922EDSEL FORD HELPS RED CROSS CAMPAIGNThe New York Times
30 November 1922TAXI DRIVER SENTENCED.The New York Times
30 November 1922VAUDEVILLE ACTOR KILLED BY A TRUCKThe New York Times
DecemberTitleDetails
Friday, 1 December 1922
1 December 19223 KILLED, 22 HURT BY HOLIDAY AUTOSThe New York Times
1 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 1, 1922The New York Times
1 December 1922CAUGHT UNDER BLAZING CARThe New York Times
1 December 1922CRASH INTO TREES KILLS 2, INJURES 4The New York Times
1 December 1922IGNORANCE COSTS HIS LIFE.The New York Times
1 December 1922ORANGE WOMAN RUN DOWN.The New York Times
1 December 1922Speeding May Keep De Palma Out of Los Angeles Auto RaceThe New York Times
1 December 1922WATCHING FORD MOVES.The New York Times
Saturday, 2 December 1922
2 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: 2 December 1922Publisher: The New York Times
2 December 19224 KILLED, 8 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
2 December 1922Galli-Curci Twice in Peril on Auto Trip; Just Misses Going Through Open DrawbridgeThe New York Times
2 December 1922Judge and Weather Connive to Permit De Palma to RaceThe New York Times
2 December 1922Student Killed by Auto in Plunge Off Road; Farmers Save Friend Pinned Fast for HoursThe New York Times
Sunday, 3 December 1922
3 December 1922DRIVERS SHOOT EACH OTHERThe New York Times
3 December 1922ENGINEERS TO URGE COUNTRY'S SURVEYThe New York Times
3 December 1922Ford Calls Couzens Best Pick for Senate; Appeals to Him to Fight 'Priviledge' LawsThe New York Times
3 December 1922MANY FOREIGN CARS IN SALON SHOWThe New York Times
3 December 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.The New York Times
3 December 1922Owning an Auto in New York Puts Victim in Luxury ClassCharles B. Rosebault
3 December 1922Plan Motor Vehicle Commission With State-Wide License LawThe New York Times
3 December 1922PROVIDE FREE BUS RIDES.The New York Times
3 December 1922USE THESE AUTO LENSES.The New York Times
Monday, 4 December 1922
4 December 19222 DEAD, 15 INJURED IN MOTOR CRASHESThe New York Times
4 December 1922CHECK POLICE AUTO SIGNS.The New York Times
4 December 1922MANY FOREIGN CARS JOIN IN SHOW HERE.The New York Times
4 December 1922MURPHY IS FIRST IN 250-MILE RACEThe New York Times
4 December 1922Set Curtains to Ease Traffic.The New York Times
4 December 1922WORKHOUSE FOR CHAUFFEURThe New York Times
Tuesday, 5 December 1922
5 December 1922De Palma Begins Ten-Day Jail Sentence for SpeedingThe New York Times
5 December 1922LINK AUTO SALE WITH BECKER MURDER FEEThe New York Times
5 December 1922MAYOR SPRINTS TO BERATE SPEEDERThe New York Times
5 December 1922ROBBED HENRY FORD TO AID COLLEGE BOYSThe New York Times
5 December 1922SEIZED SPEEDING TO BRIDE.The New York Times
5 December 1922TEXAS ROAD BONDS OFFEREDThe New York Times
Wednesday, 6 December 1922
6 December 19223 KILLED, 11 HURT IN AUTO CRASHESThe New York Times
6 December 1922BIG TUNNEL CAISSON SLIDES FROM WAYSThe New York Times
6 December 1922FORD FOR BUSINESS MAYOR.The New York Times
6 December 1922OPPOSE FORD RAIL LEASE.The New York Times
6 December 1922OPPOSES FORD LEASE.The New York Times
6 December 1922PROTESTING PEDESTRIAN., THEThe New York Times
6 December 1922SPEEDERS TO FARE HARD.The New York Times
6 December 1922STUDEBAKER ORDERS 25% STOCK DIVIDENDThe New York Times
6 December 1922TANK SWIMS HUDSON, MOUNTS PALISADESThe New York Times
6 December 1922TWO ARE STUNNED IN $13,659 HOLD-UPThe New York Times
Thursday, 7 December 1922
7 December 19223 KILLED, 12 INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
7 December 1922$35,000 FOR DEATH OF WIFE.The New York Times
7 December 1922BOSCH INQUIRY OPENS HEREThe New York Times
7 December 1922Indianapolis Will Test Speeder's Sanity; West Is Turning to Drastic PenaltiesThe New York Times
7 December 1922Jimmy Murphy Is Champion Auto Race Driver for 1922The New York Times
7 December 1922TO SEE WEB-FOOTED TANKThe New York Times
Friday, 8 December 1922
8 December 1922AUTOS KILL THREE; SEVERAL INJUREDThe New York Times
8 December 1922FORD'S SHOALS OFFER CAUSES TILT IN SENATEThe New York Times
8 December 1922MAXWELLS BUY CHALMERS.The New York Times
8 December 1922Melon for Paige-Detroit Holders.The New York Times
8 December 1922SEES PLEASURE CARS LIMITED IN NEW YORKThe New York Times
8 December 1922TO AID TRAFFIC POLICEMEN.The New York Times
Saturday, 9 December 1922
9 December 1922$15,886,000 ISSUE FOR DUNLOP RUBBERThe New York Times
9 December 1922Announces Nash Motors' Plans.The New York Times
9 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 9, 1922The New York Times
9 December 1922CAN'T RECALL HIRING MAN TO KILL HUSBANDThe New York Times
9 December 1922FORD MERCIFUL TO THIEFThe New York Times
9 December 1922KILLED IN GARAGE, TAKEN AWAY IN AUTOThe New York Times
9 December 1922MORE AUTO KILLINGS SPUR SAFETY DRIVEThe New York Times
9 December 1922RUMOR OF STUTZ MERGER.The New York Times
Sunday, 10 December 1922
10 December 1922AGED WOMAN KILLED BY A BUS IN THE BRONXThe New York Times
10 December 1922BOY AIDS IN ARRESTS.The New York Times
10 December 1922DRIVING OUR FIRST MOTOR HIGHWAY UNDER HUDSON SANDHOG'S BIGGEST JOB Silas Bent
10 December 1922Largest Motor Road Increase Accomplished in Present YearThe New York Times
10 December 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.The New York Times
10 December 1922MRS. FORD BLAMES HUSBANDThe New York Times
10 December 1922RECORD MOTOR CAR YEAR.The New York Times
10 December 1922RUSH MAY HOLD UP 1923 AUTO PLATESThe New York Times
10 December 1922Denies Studebaker-Stutz Deal.The New York Times
10 December 1922UNIFORM HEADLIGHTS FOR MOTOR CARSThe New York Times
10 December 1922Wanted—A Musical Traffic SquadGeorge Barrere
Monday, 11 December 1922
11 December 1922ONE KILLED, 12 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
11 December 1922SEE 2,500,000 AUTO OUTPUT THIS YEARThe New York Times
Tuesday, 12 December 1922
12 December 192220 TRUCKS BURNED IN FIRE AT BREWERYThe New York Times
12 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 12, 1922The New York Times
12 December 1922CHICAGO TO HEAR ENRIGHT.The New York Times
12 December 1922HAYNES CAR PRICES CUT.The New York Times
12 December 1922HIRSHFIELD ACCUSES LICENSE INSPECTORThe New York Times
12 December 1922HUDSON CUTS CAR PRICES.The New York Times
12 December 1922MYSTERY CAR IN CRASH; INJURED TRIO VANISHThe New York Times
12 December 1922POLICEMAN KILLED; SAFETY DRIVE BEGUNThe New York Times
12 December 1922Report on Dunlop Rubber Profits.The New York Times
12 December 1922TRAFFIC CONGESTION PLAN., AThe New York Times
Wednesday, 13 December 1922
13 December 1922BELLS TO TOLL HOUR IN TRAFFIC TOWERSThe New York Times
13 December 1922De Palma Out of County Jail; No More Speeding, He DeclaresThe New York Times
13 December 1922Truck Driver Cleared of Homicide.The New York Times
Thursday, 14 December 1922
14 December 19223 KILLED BY AUTOS, 25 DRIVERS JAILEDThe New York Times
14 December 1922Fight on Flushing Bus Line.The New York Times
14 December 1922Flushing Widow Gets $12,500; Husband Was Killed by AutoThe New York Times
14 December 1922ROB HER OF $1,000 IN COURTESY RUSEThe New York Times
Friday, 15 December 1922
15 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 15, 1922The New York Times
15 December 1922King Motor Car Co. Solvent Now.The New York Times
15 December 1922MASKED BANDIT GETS $5,000 FROM FORD BANKThe New York Times
15 December 1922SNOW BRINGS DEATH AND MANY ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
15 December 1922TRICKS OF RUM RUNNERS.The New York Times
Saturday, 16 December 1922
16 December 19222 KILLED, 12 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
16 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 16, 1922The New York Times
16 December 1922DR. KETTERING LECTURES.The New York Times
16 December 1922GENERAL HARPER, K.C.B., KILLED IN MOTOR CRASHThe New York Times
16 December 1922NEWARK JITNEYS GAINING.The New York Times
16 December 1922GOVERNOR-ELECT QUITS HIS TRUCKING COMPANYThe New York Times
Sunday, 17 December 1922
17 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 17, 1922The New York Times
17 December 1922AUTOS FOR SALVATION ARMY.The New York Times
17 December 1922BEATS 250,000 COMPETITORSThe New York Times
17 December 1922CHINESE IN FORD FACTORY.The New York Times
17 December 1922DIES WHILE DRIVING CAR.The New York Times
17 December 1922FLORIDA'S MOTOR ROADS.The New York Times
17 December 1922MAIMED, WOULD HALT TRIAL.The New York Times
17 December 1922Motor Car Owners Must Bear Some Blame for Poor RepairsH. Clifford Brokaw
17 December 1922MOTOR COMPANY FAILS.The New York Times
17 December 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.The New York Times
17 December 1922NATIONAL MOTOR LAW.The New York Times
17 December 1922OFFER GOLD WATCH MOTOR PRIZEThe New York Times
17 December 1922REORGANIZE NASH MOTORS.The New York Times
17 December 1922REVEALS HIS PLAN TO AID CITY TRAFFICThe New York Times
17 December 1922TWO DIE IN AUTO CRASHES.The New York Times
17 December 1922WHISKY IN BABY BOTTLES.The New York Times
Monday, 18 December 1922
18 December 19224 KILLED BY AUTOS IN SUNDAY MISHAPSThe New York Times
18 December 1922Kirk, Michigan End, Injured When Auto Crashes Into PoleThe New York Times
18 December 1922Wild Taxi Crushes Policeman on Sidewalk; Chum Shocked as He Lifts Sheet From FaceThe New York Times
Tuesday, 19 December 1922
19 December 1922OPEN TONNEAU DOOR BRINGS SPILL, 2 DYINGThe New York Times
Wednesday, 20 December 1922
20 December 1922ACTOR DIES; STRUCK BY AUTO THAT FLEDThe New York Times
20 December 1922BERLIN HEARS FORD IS BACKING HITLER
A rumor is current here that Henry Ford, the American automobile manufacturer, is financing Adolph Hitler's nationalist and anti-Semitic movement in Munich.		News Article (text)
Publication: The New York Times
Topic: Henry Ford
20 December 1922Harlem Garage Site Assembled.The New York Times
20 December 1922NEW DURANT STOCK OFFER.The New York Times
20 December 1922SHOWED JURY HER ANKLES.The New York Times
20 December 1922TO SPAN SAN FRANCISCO BAYThe New York Times
Thursday, 21 December 1922
21 December 1922ACCUSES MOTOR POLICEMANThe New York Times
21 December 1922DETROIT SPEEDERS GET SANITY TESTSThe New York Times
21 December 1922HYLAN FOR ROADWAY AT GRAND CENTRALThe New York Times
21 December 1922PARIS TAXI IN INVALIDES.The New York Times
21 December 1922STEAL AUTOS FOR JOY RIDE.The New York Times
21 December 1922WARNS SPEEDER FROM AIR.The New York Times
Friday, 22 December 1922
22 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 22, 1922Washington Times-Herald
22 December 1922HUNT FLEEING CAR FOR DENVER BANDITSThe New York Times
22 December 1922TAXI IS FAMOUS WAR RELIC.The New York Times
22 December 1922YELLOW TAXI FINANCE PLAN.The New York Times
Saturday, 23 December 1922
23 December 19223 RECKLESS AUTOISTS ARE SENT TO PRISONThe New York Times
23 December 1922AUTO VICTIM'S WIDOW LOSES HER INSURANCEThe New York Times
23 December 1922EXPECT DECEMBER TO SET AUTO RECORDThe New York Times
23 December 1922FORD BUILDS PLANTS TO MAKE MORE JOBSThe New York Times
23 December 1922FORD SEEKS TO BUY BIG COAL PROPERTYThe New York Times
23 December 1922STEAL CANDY FOR LIQUOR.The New York Times
23 December 1922TWO BOYS KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENTSThe New York Times
Sunday, 24 December 1922
24 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 24, 1922Washington Times-Herald
24 December 1922BANKING ROAD CURVES.The New York Times
24 December 1922Big National Motor-Car Show Arousing Country-Wide InterestThe New York Times
24 December 1922BIGGEST CAISSON TO LIE UNDER HUDSONThe New York Times
24 December 1922CK's Filling Station: MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMASWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922Coyote Loses In Race With AutoWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922D.C. MAN ARRESTED AFTER LIQUOR CHASEWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922DRIVING SKILL IS NECESSARY FOR SAFETYWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE IS FREEWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922FAVORS ZONE PLAN FOR TRAFFIC ILLSThe New York Times
24 December 1922FIGHT DANGEROUS ROAD SIGN POSTSWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922FOX PACES AUTO FIVE MILES.The New York Times
24 December 1922KIRK DIES FROM INJURIES.The New York Times
24 December 1922MEANS TO PREVENT SKIDDING EXPLAINEDB.J. Lemon
24 December 1922MODEL ROAD'S HIGH COST.The New York Times
24 December 1922MONEY WASTED ON PA. ROADS IS CLAIMWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922More Miles Per Car in WINTERRay McNamara
24 December 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.The New York Times
24 December 1922Mrs. Ford Freed on $15,000 Bond.The New York Times
24 December 1922NASSAU COUNTY HIGHWAY.The New York Times
24 December 1922NEW SPARK PLUG MARKED ADVANCEWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922OPEN DOOR IN WARMING MOTORWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922SEEK JEWEL CASE OWNER.The New York Times
24 December 1922STATE MOTORISTS FAVOR COMMISSIONThe New York Times
24 December 1922Tidewater Bus Company Will Cease OperationWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922Tire Hurled by Auto Circles Farmer's NeckWashington Times-Herald
24 December 1922TRAFFIC RELIEF CAMPAIGN LAUNCHEDThe New York Times
24 December 1922TRUCK BUMPS INTO CITY BUSThe New York Times
Monday, 25 December 1922
25 December 1922ACCIDENTS MAR HOLIDAY FOR MANYWashington Times
25 December 1922ARE TO CANCEL AUTO PERMITS AS USUALWashington Times
25 December 1922AUTO COLLISIONS KILL THREE, INJURE THREEWashington Times
25 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 25, 1922Washington Times
25 December 1922AUTOS KILL 2 WOMEN ON CHRISTMAS EVEThe New York Times
25 December 1922Fox Runs Ahead of Car at Speed of 35 MilesWashington Times
25 December 1922GIRL JAILED OVER TAXI FAREThe New York Times
25 December 1922Heard and Seen: THE FORD WITH CADILLAC GLANDSBill Price
25 December 1922JUDGE REBUKES ACTRESS.The New York Times
25 December 1922TAKE 7 GALLONS AT CLARENDON IN AUTOWashington Times
25 December 1922THREE INJURED AS TWO CARS COLLIDEWashington Times
Tuesday, 26 December 1922
26 December 19224 MOTORISTS AT MT. RAINIER FINEDWashington Times
26 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 26, 1922Washington Times
26 December 1922CAPITAL GIRL IS HURT IN AUTO WRECKWashington Times
26 December 1922FLIVVERETTESWashington Times
26 December 1922FOG INCREASES MISHAPS OF TRAFFICWashington Times
26 December 1922POLICE AND DRY AGENT FIGHT OVER CARWashington Times
26 December 1922Police Horses in TrafficWashington Times
26 December 1922TWO SURFACE CARS KILL MOTORCYCLISTThe New York Times
Wednesday, 27 December 1922
27 December 192211 ARE INJURED IN TRAFFIC MISHAPSWashington Times
27 December 1922ARRESTED IN AUTO THEFTS.The New York Times
27 December 1922Auto Fatalities Lead in Chicago.The New York Times
27 December 1922Auto Novices Warned to Stay Off StreetsWashington Times
27 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 27, 1922Washington Times
27 December 1922COMMITS SUICIDE IN SPEEDING TAXIThe New York Times
27 December 1922DARING AUTOIST ESCAPES FLAMESWashington Times
27 December 1922DRIVER MUST AID VICTIM.The New York Times
27 December 1922FLAGMAN DROPS DEAD AFTER SEEING COLLISIONWashington Times
27 December 1922FOR REAR LIGHTS ON AUTOS.The New York Times
27 December 1922Ford Expected to Get Coal Property.The New York Times
27 December 1922GETS ROBBER CHASED BY POLICE IN 3 CARSThe New York Times
27 December 1922LAST HONORS TO KIRKThe New York Times
27 December 1922MD. WAR ON D. C. AUTOS UP TO SENATEWashington Times
27 December 1922USED AUTO TO KILL A SUPPOSED ROBBERThe New York Times
Thursday, 28 December 1922
28 December 1922Auto Bond Bill Is Offered On Senate FloorWashington Times
28 December 1922AUTO SKIDS, RINGS FIRE BELLThe New York Times
28 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 28, 1922Washington Times
28 December 1922AUTOS KILL TWO, ONE DIES OF HURTSThe New York Times
28 December 1922COMMISSIONERS AGAINST BUS PROJECTWashington Times
28 December 1922DRIVER KILLS MAN WHO WAS BAFFLED BY FOGWashington Times
28 December 1922FORD BUYS BIG COAL MINEWashington Times
28 December 1922FORD TO BUILD MOTOR PLANT AT ST. PAULWashington Times
28 December 1922HELD AS HIGHWAYMAN AFTER FRIEND IS SLAINThe New York Times
28 December 1922HELD FOR BANQUET DRINKINGThe New York Times
28 December 1922HUDSON MOTOR CO. PROFITSThe New York Times
28 December 1922NEW CARS WILL HAVE LITTLE WHEELSWalter Vodges
28 December 1922NINE ARE HURT IN TRAFFIC MISHAPSWashington Times
28 December 1922Packard Motor Profits Report.The New York Times
28 December 1922POSTOFFICE TRUCKS LIMITED IN SPEEDWashington Times
28 December 1922TRACTION LINES CARRIED 141 MILLIONSWashington Times
28 December 1922TWO CHILDREN KILLED IN STREET ACCIDENTSWashington Times
28 December 1922WANTS GUIDE LINES AT STREET CORNERSWashington Times
Friday, 29 December 1922
29 December 1922200 Auto Tax Dodgers Face Jail ThreatWashington Times
29 December 192250,000th Case of the Year Reached in Traffic CourtThe New York Times
29 December 1922ALEXANDRIA TO AID TOURIST TRAVELWashington Times
29 December 1922ALLEGED MD. HIGHWAYMAN FOUND IN INDIANA PRISONWashington Times
29 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 29, 1922Washington Times
29 December 1922BALTIMORE TO FIGHT FOR CAR TAGSWashington Times
29 December 1922FOUR ARRESTED AFTER AGED WOMAN'S DEATHWashington Times
29 December 1922Free On Parole, Will Aid Girl His Auto HitWashington Times
29 December 1922Freedom of City for Diplomats' Autos PlannedWashington Times
29 December 1922GENERAL MOTORS PURCHASEThe New York Times
29 December 1922GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE PLANS DISCLOSEDWashington Times
29 December 1922HENRY FORD BUYS SOFT COAL MINESThe New York Times
29 December 1922JACK JOHNSON IS FINED $5.The New York Times
29 December 1922Jitneys Called Out at Buffalo.The New York Times
29 December 1922MARYLAND BARS DISPLAY OF 1923 TAGWashington Times
29 December 1922Motorists Get One Day's Grace on 1923 Tags Washington Times
29 December 1922"ROBBER" WAS CORRECT WHEN SHOUTED AT HIMWashington Times
29 December 1922STREET IMPROVEMENT IS BOARD OF TRADE THEMEWashington Times
29 December 1922URGES REFORMS IN RULES FOR TRAFFICWashington Times
Saturday, 30 December 1922
30 December 192250,000 TRAFFIC CASES RECORDED IN NEW YORKWashington Times
30 December 1922ASKS BUS ORDER BE IGNOREDThe New York Times
30 December 1922ASSAIL FORD'S PLAN OF PROFIT-SHARINGThe New York Times
30 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 30, 1922Washington Times
30 December 1922AUTOS BLOCK MEXICO CITY.The New York Times
30 December 1922FAST GANG LOOTS 2 PLANTSWashington Times
30 December 1922HIGHWAYS MUST BE FREED Washington Times
30 December 1922JUDGE TRIES OUT CAR, SPEEDER LOSES CASEWashington Times
30 December 1922MOTOR CLUB STARTED IN NEW WAYWashington Times
30 December 1922MANSLAUGHTER IN AUTO DEATH CHARGEDWashington Times
30 December 1922Motor Digest, TheWashington Times
30 December 1922RAPS 'GOOD' LAWBREAKERS.The New York Times
30 December 1922SPARKSWashington Times
30 December 1922TWO CHAUFFEURS JAILED.The New York Times
30 December 1922URGES UNIFORM AUTOMOBILE SIGNALSWashington Times
30 December 1922VICTORY FOR AUTO OWNER.The New York Times
Sunday, 31 December 1922
31 December 19222 DIE TO SAVE GIRLS AS TRAIN HITS AUTOThe New York Times
31 December 1922'23J.H. Yeomans
31 December 1922America's Finest Motor Cars Ready for Big National Show.The New York Times
31 December 1922ANOTHER AUTO ACCIDENT WEST OF BENSON.Tombstone Epitaph
31 December 1922AUTO DEMAND SPURS TIRES AND BODIESThe New York Times
31 December 1922Auto Emblems Are Exempted From ExciseWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922AUTO INDUSTRY SEES BANNER YEAR AHEADRoy C. Hayes
31 December 1922AUTOMOBILE 'TICKS' FASTER THAN WATCHWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922Automotive News Briefs: December 31, 1922Washington Times-Herald
31 December 1922BAD ROADS IN ARKANSAS.F.N. Henderson
31 December 1922Battery Man Reads Character as You Wait, He DeclaresThe Bisbee Daily Review
31 December 1922BUS LINE MANAGER ANSWERS RAIL MENWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922Carbon---Diamonds Gone Wrong Washington Times-Herald
31 December 1922COBB SAYS HUNT WILL BUILD ARIZONA ROADSTombstone Epitaph
31 December 1922D.C. HIGH COURT DECIDES HOST OF BIG CASES: BOSCH MAGNETO CASE.Washington Times-Herald
31 December 1922Dangers Of Driving With Brakes ToldWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922DIESEL ENGINE MAY COME BACK AS AUTO POWERThe Bisbee Daily Review
31 December 1922DOUGLAS WILL BE SCENE BIG ROAD MEETINGThe Bisbee Daily Review
31 December 1922Europeans Now Rank Second in Body BuildingWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922EXTRA TANK IS GOOD PLAN FOR LONG TOURWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922Factory in Toledo Produces 120,000 Spark Plugs DailyWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922FINE TENNESSEE ROAD.The New York Times
31 December 1922FORGOT FINE, APOLOGIZES.The New York Times
31 December 1922G. K. Smallwood Injured In Automobile AccidentWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922GASOLINE SAVING TEST.The New York Times
31 December 1922GASOLINE TAX ONLY TO GET RECIPROCITYWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922GIVES REASONS FOR NEW MARK SET BY BUICKThe Bisbee Daily Review
31 December 1922GOOD ROADS CONGRESSThe New York Times
31 December 1922Greetings! Washington Times-Herald
31 December 1922HAMMOND GIVES $5,000 TO MARK CROSS-WALKSWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922HEADLIGHT LAWS CAUSE CONSUFIONWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922Heard and Seen: TAIL LIGHTS ON COWS AND CALVES/EARLY MORNING.Bill Price
31 December 1922Hupmobile Open Car Models Make Hit With PublicWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922Latest Sedan To Have Body Of AluminumAldred Reeves
31 December 1922Many Problems Are Yet to Be Solved by Auto EngineersThe Bisbee Daily Review
31 December 1922More Miles Per Car in WINTERRay McNamara
31 December 1922MOTOR CARS IN PALESTINE.The New York Times
31 December 1922Motor Digest, TheWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922MOTOR TRADE DOINGS.The New York Times
31 December 1922MOTOR TRANSPORT NEEDS.The New York Times
31 December 1922'Mystery Car' Is Sold at Auction; Morris Bid HighestThe Bisbee Daily Review
31 December 1922NEW YEAR'S IS GOOD TIME TO LOOK OVER CARThe Bisbee Daily Review
31 December 1922NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS OF ATHLETES DURING PAST YEAR: Automobile RacingAmarillo Daily News
31 December 1922Old Big-Wheeled Models Failed To Give ComfortWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922ONE-CYLINDER CAR AMAZES NEW YORKWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922ONLY HALF OF AUTO OWNERS PAY TAXES WITHIN ALLOTTED TIME; OFFICE CLOSED MONDAYAmarillo Daily News
31 December 1922PAIR KILLED BY GAS OF AUTO IN GARAGEThe New York Times
31 December 1922PAY BETTER WAGES, FORD'S 1923 ADVICEHenry Ford
31 December 1922Receivers for Oxman Body Company.The New York Times
31 December 1922RECORD AUTOMOBILE SHIPMENT ARRIVESWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922RECORDS MADE IN 1922: AUTOMOBILE RACINGAmarillo Daily News
31 December 1922REPAVING WEST STREET.The New York Times
31 December 1922REPORT PRODUCTION OF 26 AUTO TYPESWashington Times-Herald
31 December 1922SKIDDING PREVENTION.The New York Times
31 December 1922Star Drivers Practice for Phoenix RacesTombstone Epitaph
31 December 1922STORING CAR FOR WINTER.The New York Times
31 December 1922TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TOLD TERSELYTombstone Epitaph
31 December 1922TOO MUCH BRAKE DRIVINGThe New York Times
31 December 1922TRUCKS TO BE USED IN RAILWAY STRIKESCornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.
31 December 1922WANT ALL TAXICABS RATED FOR NEATNESSThe New York Times
31 December 1922Wytheville Man Named Highway Field AgentWashington Times-Herald




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