Army Air Corps Shows Airplane To Advantage
Final report on summer operations of the Army Air Corps pilots flying the presidential mail between Superior Wisconsin and Chicago shows 175 flights and 21 450 gallons of gasoline used over 420 miles. Despite fog storms and poor fields only two trips canceled and three minor accidents with no injuries. The crew from Fort Riley Kansas included Lieutenants C O Coppin J H W Atkinson Wilbur Erickson and others.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
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Wis
Chicago
Charles T. Sknow
President Coolidge
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C. O Coppin
J. HW. Atkinson
Ate
Wilbur Erickson
Fort Riley
Kansas
Lloyd C. Blackburn
H. E. Rice
Lee F. Duncan
Donald E. Broughton
Making it ality air con scious Genoa hops to pilots
Tickets for free hops from local flying fields have been distributed to workers in Genoa. The program, urged by a labor publication, aims to teach skilled mechanics the basics of aviation and boost air consciousness among the population.
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Italy
Genoa
Motor petting ban expands to more drivers in Virginia
Richmond Virginia motor vehicle director James Hayes Jr announces a broader ban on petting in vehicles in motion on highways. The rule now targets one arm drivers and front seat threesomes among other actions, reinforcing restrictions for safe driving.
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Richmond
James Hayes, Jr
Balloon Thrill Returns to England Amid Gas Costs
English efforts to revive ballooning press on cost and equipment. The Airship Club linked to the Royal Aero Club appeals for members as gas prices rise and gasometers limit access. Balloons inflated with coal gas, costing about 100 dollars to lift four to five passengers, with three new balloons acquired: 80 000, 60 000 and 40 000 cubic feet.
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Wrs International News Service
Ondon
England
Airship Club
Royal Aero Club
Airship Club Committee
Griffith Brower
Lord Cunliffe
F. L. N. Boothby
A. F. de Moleyns
C. C. Turner
Dismissal of Swindle and False Certificate Charges
Judge Henry 8. Bishop quashed charges of swindling against A. J. Sherrard and a false certificate against KE. T. Miller in district court this morning. Motions by Assistant District Attorney D. F. E. McGrath led to dismissal due to lack of evidence. Miller, a criminal attorney, was previously found not guilty on a similar charge. Several cases were set for trial before adjournment and the petit jury was dismissed until 1:30 this afternoon.
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A. J. Sherrard
KE. T. Miller
Henry 8. Bishop
D. F E. McGrath
Miller
Germany birth rate falls below level
Berlin reports a continued decline in Germany's birth rate as of October with authorities noting a sustained drop in several regions. The International News Service dispatch cites demographic policy pressures and aging population trends affecting long term growth projections.
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Germany
France
Europe
Berlin
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestive Relief
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as quick relief for sour stomach and difficult digestion. It claims the remedy neutralizes stomach acid, promotes healthy digestion, and offers immediate relief after meals or when needed. Packaged at 60 cents, it is marketed as trusted by millions.
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Pape
Sarraut warns of a racial clash dominating the century
London reports M Albert Sarraut former Governor General warns the world faces a clash between White and Colored races. He says Asia holds a thousand million people awakening to nationalism and predicts Japan may lead an Asiatic bloc against Europe and the United States amid tensions from Russian Communism and a shifting Anglo Japanese alliance.
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International News Service
London
Asia
M. Sarraut
Pacific
Bosphorus
Americo
Japan
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