Traffic Laws for Aviators Proposed After Rome Tragedy
Washington dispatch reports a proposed federal rule to regulate hydroplane landings on U S waters following an Italian pilot's crash near Rome that killed two bathers and injured others. Safety zones and stricter takeoff limits near beaches are discussed to prevent a repeat.
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Times Special
Washington
United States
Rome
W. M. Dillon
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
Atlantic Coast
Cole Will Divides Estate Of Joseph J. Cole
The will of the late Joseph J. Cole president of the Cole Motor Car Company filed in Probate Court leaves his estate of about 165000 to his widow Nellie G. Cole who is named administratrix in the filing. The estate is described as mainly personal property.
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Joseph J. Cole
Cole Motor Car Company
Nellie G. Cole
Addison Miller Jr to Head Murat Theater Management
Addison Miller Jr son of A F Miller will manage the Murat Theater following the merger of Englishs and the Murat interests. Announcement says Miller Sr confirmed the new management role as touring plans proceed.
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Ad Miller Jr
Murat
Addison Miller Jr
Addison Miller, Jr
A. F. Miller
English's
Theater
the Murat
English’s
The
Miller, Sr
Englishs to Open Season with Is Zat So at Labor Day
English s will open its season on Labor Day, Sept. 7, with Is Zat So. The season includes concerts and rentals at the Mural, with booking promises of no dark weeks. Nelson Trowbridge, longtime Murat manager, may lead the two Shubert houses in Cincinnati.
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English’s
English S
Miller
Nelson Trowbridge
the Murat
Shubert
Cincinnati
Lowe seeks $40,000 alimony in divorce suit
Irma B. Lowe files for divorce from Harry W. Lowe in Superior Court One claiming infidelity and cruelty. She asks for $40,000 alimony, custody of their 4-year-old son Harry, attorney fees of $2,000, and a $200 monthly allowance pending trial. Lowe denies the charges.
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Harry
Irma B. Lowe
Fall Creek Blvd
Harry W. Lowe
Superior Court
Lowe
Gasoline Drum Explosion Injures Four Boys
Four boys aged 5 to 11 were badly burned when they played with a discarded gasoline drum in South Bend Indiana. The incident prompted a United Press warning to gasoline dealers to remove all empty drums to prevent similar explosions.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Film concerns to house four exchanges in new Kankakee building
A three story concrete and steel structure at 120 W. Michigan St. rises to house four motion picture exchanges. The 40 by 104.5 foot fireproof building, costing 65000 with total investment of 96000, is designed by Ernest Stegg and built by Karstedt Construction Co. It will be completed by November 1 and occupied by First National Pictures Pathe Exchange H Lieber Co and Educational Film Corporation of America.
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Michigan St
John R. Craig
Kankakee Realty Company
Ernest Stegg
Karstedt Construction Company
Peddler Fatally Injured By Train In South Bend
U. S. Lucas, 50, a peddler, was struck while asleep on a railroad switch in South Bend. A cut of cars ran over him resulting in the loss of his right leg and three fingers on his right hand.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
U. S
Listerine Deodorant Use Suggested in Advertisement
A magazine ad promotes using Listerine as a perspiration deodorant after rubbing onion on fingers to remove odor. The Lambert Pharmacal Company of St. Louis endorses the new use as a quick remedy.
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Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Shooting Fatal for Lucy Jane Ellis after quarrel at home
Lucy Jane Ellis, 6, died from a stomach gunshot wound inflicted by her brother William Ellis, 7, at 2323 Massachusetts Ave. The incident followed a childish quarrel and she had been in city hospital for two weeks. William was sent to the detention home.
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William Ellis
Massachusetts Ave
Lucy Jane Ellis
City Hospital
William
Mother Brings Arrest After Son Returns Drunk
William Ebough, 28, of 5791 Bonna Ave, is held on drunkenness assault and battery and grand larceny charges. His mother Mrs Catherine Ebough told police he came home drunk and after striking her and wrecking the house took $65 belonging to her. Ebough was found in an auto at Illinois and Washington Streets and denied the charges.
Hold-up Alleged In Craps Game Robbery Case
David Hogan thirty three colored of 710 Mus gingum St was held on robbery and carrying concealed weapons charges. He allegedly held up Charles Townsend colored of 222 W Eleventh St at a craps game and took 21 dollars and 55 cents.
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David Hogan
Musgingum St
Charles Townsend
W. Eleventh St
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Vose
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Christena-Teague Piano CO
N. Penn
Evelt
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North Robertson
Pearson Piano Company
Indiana
Rapp & Lennox Piano Co
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