Word: motorize
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Traffic authorities in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, realizing that the Harvard-Yale game will bring the heaviest motor traffic of the year to points about New Haven, and especially on the Boston-New Haven-New York routes, have made numerous preparations for expeditious handling of the crowds...
...Connecticut, extensive plans and rules have been made to help the motorist. Mr. R. B. Stoechel, Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, has declared that he will try to keep traffic in Connecticut travelling about thirty miles an hour, except through cities. Motorists who cannot travel that fast will be sent over back roads. High speed and cutting in will not be tolerated, nor will moping. As the main highways will be crowded Friday night and Saturday morning, road authorities recommend the less popular routes, which they give assurance, will be in good condition. One such route is Boston, Worcester, Webster, Putnam...
...Princeton squad will arrive in Boston at 7.15 o'clock Friday morning and will motor directly to the Belmont Country Club, which they will make their headquarters. At 10 o'clock on Friday morning they will practice in the Stadium for two hours...
...third of these shortages was one of automobiles and trucks. Since most of us would not have agreed last year that any shortage existed, it seems strange to call it one. Nevertheless the amazing activity of the motor industry during 1922 shows that there did exist a real and great shortage of cars, for clearly there were some millions of people in this country this year who wanted new automobiles and who had the money with which to satisfy their desires...
...University Engineering Association will hold a dinner tonight at 7.00 o'clock at the Hotel . Howard E. Coffin, vice-president of the Motor Car Company, will speak on "Our American Air Policies and National Defense...