The Bartholomew Plan was published in 1927
street plan for major traffic arteries in Fort Worth, Texas developed by urban planner Harland Bartholomew after being commissioned by the city. The report includes a general survey of the city, a study of the current street structure, and a plan for an improved system.
The library has the 168 page plan online, and it is fascinating. I've singled out some slides.
Planned roundabouts, including some which still might get one, 100 years later
The Hemphill-Lamar-Taylor Connector, first proposed 90 years ago
Existing conditions at the time
Growth projections
Pop density