Died from a stroke while watching an automobile race at the "Beverly Hills Speedway".
He was a pioneer race-car driver, a founder of the sport.
Famous industrialist. He was one of the first automobile manufacturers in the world.
- "Haynes-Apperson Company", 1896 - 1902
- "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", 1902 - death (Company ended in 1926.)
Inventor. Among his U.S. Patents are:
- 607,116 on July 12, 1898 for a "Motor-Vehicle", with Elwood Haynes.
- D48,359 on January 4, 1916 for a "Design for an Automobile-Body" (Assignor to "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", of Kokomo, Indiana.)
Article on his death: "Los Angeles Times", March 29, 1920 / Page II-1
Buried on April 5, 1920.
He was a pioneer race-car driver, a founder of the sport.
Famous industrialist. He was one of the first automobile manufacturers in the world.
- "Haynes-Apperson Company", 1896 - 1902
- "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", 1902 - death (Company ended in 1926.)
Inventor. Among his U.S. Patents are:
- 607,116 on July 12, 1898 for a "Motor-Vehicle", with Elwood Haynes.
- D48,359 on January 4, 1916 for a "Design for an Automobile-Body" (Assignor to "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", of Kokomo, Indiana.)
Article on his death: "Los Angeles Times", March 29, 1920 / Page II-1
Buried on April 5, 1920.
Died from a stroke while watching an automobile race at the "Beverly Hills Speedway".
He was a pioneer race-car driver, a founder of the sport.
Famous industrialist. He was one of the first automobile manufacturers in the world.
- "Haynes-Apperson Company", 1896 - 1902
- "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", 1902 - death (Company ended in 1926.)
Inventor. Among his U.S. Patents are:
- 607,116 on July 12, 1898 for a "Motor-Vehicle", with Elwood Haynes.
- D48,359 on January 4, 1916 for a "Design for an Automobile-Body" (Assignor to "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", of Kokomo, Indiana.)
Article on his death: "Los Angeles Times", March 29, 1920 / Page II-1
Buried on April 5, 1920.
He was a pioneer race-car driver, a founder of the sport.
Famous industrialist. He was one of the first automobile manufacturers in the world.
- "Haynes-Apperson Company", 1896 - 1902
- "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", 1902 - death (Company ended in 1926.)
Inventor. Among his U.S. Patents are:
- 607,116 on July 12, 1898 for a "Motor-Vehicle", with Elwood Haynes.
- D48,359 on January 4, 1916 for a "Design for an Automobile-Body" (Assignor to "Apperson Brothers Automobile Company", of Kokomo, Indiana.)
Article on his death: "Los Angeles Times", March 29, 1920 / Page II-1
Buried on April 5, 1920.
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