Bloomington (Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana) Evening World, July 8, 1910, p. 1. AUTO RUNS INTO WINDOW Plate Glass at Barber Shop Smashed This Morning. While a chauffer [sic] from the garage was riding with Dr. Frank Holland in the latter's automobile this morning, the machine was accidentally driven through a $40 plate glass window at the North Walnut street barber shop, first door north of the buggy store. James Turner, the Trevlac merchant, who was being shaved in the chair had his lap filled with broken glass when the big machine hit the window. The accident was due to the driver losing control momentarily. No one was injured, and the machine backed down off the sidewalk and into the street with no damage to it whatever.