City Airport Fast-Tracked for May 1 Use
Indianapolis officials and airport leaders meet at the Chamber of Commerce to outline a municipal airport plan described as a city within a city. The project calls for an administration building, hangars, hard surface runways, lighting, weather booths, and space for aircraft industries with a May 1 readiness target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Sommers
United States Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
L. Ert Slack
Sommers
Indianapolis
City Plans Dirigible Landing Field Layout
City engineer A H Moore with Sommers and Slack draft preliminary sketches for a dirigible landing field. Slack aims to proceed without waiting for Sommers final report due from Washington in two weeks, noting the project needs substantial space and technical equipment.
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Slack
Sommers
Ben Davis
A. M. Grossbrenner
A. H. Moore
Washington, D. C
Bank Grave Of Slain Gangster Hogan Buried In Minnesota
The funeral of Dapper Danny Hogan, an underworld envoy, was held at St Marys church and Calvary cemetery in St Paul with a flower laden procession. Notables including Mike O Dowd and Tony Faeth attended as pallbearers while police pursue links to Rothstein case and eastern killers.
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Bi United Preas
Paul, Minn
Danny” Hogan
Lawless
Arnold Rothstein
New York
Calvary Cemetery
St. Mary’s Church
Mike O'Dowd
Tony Faeth
Hogan
O’dowd
Leila Hogan
Twin Cities
East
Railroad Leader Edward Pearson Dies in Baltimore
Edward Jones Pearson, president of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Born October 4, 1863 in Rockville Indiana, he previously led the American Society of Civil Engineers and the American Railway Association. He served as NYNH&H president since 1917 with a wartime break 1918–1920.
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Boston
Edward Jones Pearson
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Pearson
New Haven
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Railway Association
Rockville
Ind
Cornell
New York
Washington
Floods Cause Heavy Damage Across Anatolia District
Floods reported across the Anatolia district with rivers rising up to eighteen feet after storms. Tobacco crops destroyed and cattle drowned. Inhabitants of lower Smyrna take refuge in trees and on roofs.
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Constantinople
Anatolia
Smyrna
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Jackie Coogan
London
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Pinkham
Peru
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HAAG
Vonnegut’s
Stanley and Millers Falls
Stanley Planes
Scout
Stanley
E. C. Atkins & Co
Irwin
Vonnegut
E. Wash St
St. Paul
Rothstein
Indiana
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Diamo
Buy
Elgin Watch
Abid
EET
DR. West
Kresge
Kryptok
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