Aviation Insurance Rates Cut Forty Percent
Times Special reports in World's Work that aviation safety has surged since 1922 and insurance rates fell 40 percent. Competition among underwriters expanded, with pilots urged to see themselves as business operators. The piece cites pilots’ error as the main cause of accidents and notes Carranza was insured only for a partial amount before his fatal return flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
New York
United States
Freeman Lincoln
Lindbergh
Lincoln
Carranza
Mexico City
Washington
Storm signals and fate of Mexican ace near New York
The storm warnings led to denying the Mexican aviator insurance. The decision proved tragically wise as the pilot died not far from New York after following the shoreline toward the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
New York
Airport greeter and pilot join new aviation roles
United Press reports an "Airport Greeter" job debuting at Fort Worth field with Ike Sewell, a UT Longshore line captain and 1928 SW Conference champion, while a University of Texas student begins the role. Universal Aviation buys Continental Air Lines forming a southern transcontinental mail route with cities including Cleveland Louisville Nashville Memphis Dallas El Paso. price undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Longshore
Ike" Sewell
Ft. Worth
Europe
Texas
Chicago
Jan
Continental Air Lines, Inc
Cleveland
Louisville
Universal Aviation Corporation
Nashville
Memphis
Dallas
el Paso
Akron
Columbus
Cincinnati
Louis H. Piper
Universal
Capitol Airways executives visit Chicago on business trip
Lieutenant Elmer H. Jose Cap itol Airways president and Lee Hot tel traffic manager traveled to Chicago today aboard a Capitol Airways passenger plane for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Jose
Capitol Airways
Lee Hottel
Chicago
Pilot sets air mail record at Hadley Field
W. R. Mackie, pilot for Colonial Air Transport, established a new air mail record at Hadley Field New Jersey on January 8. The achievement marks a milestone in early cross country airmail delivery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Field
N. J
W. R. Mackie
Colonial Air Transport
Regular Mail Transport Between Field and Boston
A report notes mail transportation between a field site and Boston, with coverage of 212 miles completed in eighty minutes. The details emphasize rapid transit by rail or road during a single leg of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peruvian aviators begin leg to New York from Bahia
De Pinillos and Lt Carlos Ze garras left Bahia Brazil at 8 a m for Natal on the second section of their flight to New York The Latecoere corporation announced The 550 mile leg to Natal from Bahia is part of their Atlantic crossing efforts by the French airways concern operating in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preae
Rio ‘de Janeiro
de Pinillos
Carlos Zegarra
Bahia
Brazil
Natal
New York
Latecoere Corporation
Dirigible Los Angeles Ready for Training Cruise to Miami
The navy dirigible Los Angeles prepared for a training cruise from Ehurst New Jersey to Miami Florida. A cold wind hindered takeoff but once it subsides the craft will fly to the mooring mast of the U S S Patoka in St Josephs Bay and return within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Miami
Fla
Naval Air Station
Plan Canal Zone Hop to France by Tri-motored Fokker
Weather permitting a tri motor army Fokker will take off from Dayton for France field in Panama Canal Zone. Major Paul Brock and Lieutenants Dwight J Canfield and George C McDonald command the flight. Stops are planned at Montgomery Alabama Miami Florida Havana Cuba Pela Honduras and Managua Nicaragua. Brock is commandant of the Twenty fourth pursuit squadron at France field.
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Dayton
Jan
Paul Brock
Dwight J. Canfield
George C. McDonald
France Field
Panama
Canal Zone
Montgomery
Ala
Miami
Fila
Havana
Pela
Honduras
Managua
Nicaragua
Brock
Shape Kiwanis Farmers Meet in Indianapolis
Indiana Kiwanis district trustees gather for their eleventh annual meet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club opening with a dinner for past district officers. George W. Kimball and Thomas A. Coleman outline the national agricultural program. 4 H clubs stock and grain clubs rural health clinics and libraries are planned. Robert W. Chambers presides. speeches by Myers Arbuckle Coleman Kress Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Kiwanis Clubs
Indianapolis Athletic Club
National Agricultural Program of Kiwanis
George W. Kimball
Chicago
Kiwanis International
Thomas A. Coleman
Purdue University
Robert W. Chambers
Evansville
Burton D. Myers
Bloomington
T. A. Arbuckle
Rossville
Coleman
A. E. Kress
Terre Haute
Carl E. Endicott
Huntington
Traction Freight Terminal Opens With Eight Doors
Opening of a dispatch freight terminal adjoining the existing trac tion complex was announced. It will serve T H I E Traction Company Union Traction Company Interstate Electric Railway and the Indianapolis and Southeastern Railway. Multi entrances will speed up freight handling at the facility. Jenny Dolly seriously ill with appendicitis in Paris doctors delaying operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H., I. E. Traction Company
Union Traction Company
Interstate Electric Railway
Indianapolis and Southeastern Railway
Jenny Dolly
Paris
Dancing
Dolly Sisters
Arrange Series of Lectures in Negro Church
A schedule announces Dr. F. H. Butler to begin a series of lectures at Simpson M E church Missouri and Eleventh streets Friday night. An institute for young people is planned Saturday, sponsored by the Simpson Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Butler
Epworth League
Young People’s
Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson M. E. Church
Missouri
Eleventh Streets
Butler
Simpson Sunday School
Carrie Martin
R. L. Bradby
Detroit
Mt. Paran Baptist Church
Bradley
Liberty Hall
Senate Avenue
Twelfth Streets
Liberty Baptist Church
Witherspoon Presbyterian Church
D. F. White
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Walker Theater
Nell Hunter
Durham
N. C
Lillian le Mon
Time Fliers Capture All Air Records
Five army fliers aboard the Question Mark set endurance records with a flight of 150 hours 40 minutes 16 seconds. Commander Major Carl Spatz led the team with Captain Ira Eaker and Lieutenants Elwood Quesada and A H Alverson. Sergeant Roy W Hope tended engines on the catwalk during the six and a half day flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Army Fliers
Roy W. Hope
Metropolitan
Hope
Carl Spatz
Ira Eaker
Elwood Quesada
A. H. Alverson
Quesada
Major Spatz
Odas Moon
Luhring Considers Gang Cleanup Offer
Evansville man O Ray Luhring, offered as special prosecutor to clean up Chicago’s gang situation, says he is still considering the offer from Senator Deneen of Illinois. He would need to resign from the Justice Department or take a long leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O. Ray Luhring
Evansville
Chicago
Senator Deneen
Illinois
Department of Justice
Weather Report from Indianapolis at 9 30 A M
The 9 30 A M observation for Indianapolis reports a southwest wind of 15 mph, sea level pressure 30.47 inches, temperature 11 C, ceiling 3 000 feet, and visibility 5 miles.
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Indianapolis
Woman Thrown From Truck In Collision Near Park Avenue
Mrs. Sarah A. Downey was thrown from a truck during a collision with an automobile driven by J E Sweeney at Thirty third street and Park avenue. She was rushed to City Hospital with head and chest injuries. Michael Mercurio, 909 South New Jersey street, the truck driver, was arrested on assault and battery and reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sweeney
Buckle Street
Thirty-third Street
Park Avenue
Sarah A. Downey
Rural
City Hospital
Michael Mercurio
New Jersey Street
Music program at Brookside community house sparks youth sports talk
Metropolitan School of Music presented a program before the Brookside Civic League at Brookside community house. Recreation Director Jesse P. Mc Clure Lieutenant Frank Owen and Mrs. Mary Hoss spoke. McClure urged using the community house for winter athletic programs by young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan School of Music
Brookside Civic League
Brookside Community House
Jesse P. McClure
Frank Owen
Mary Hoss
McClure
Major John to Shine at Governor's Ball in New Uniform
Hartford Conn January 8 John Coolidge son of the President is expected to attend the governor's inaugural ball in a full dress blue uniform with brass buttons By Wednesday night the general assembly is expected to authorize his appointment as a mayor on the governor's staff for Governor John Aes, his prospective father in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hartford
Conn
John Coolidge
President Coolidge
General Assembly
John =aes
Three Indianapolis Chamber Forms New Committees
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce announces appointments to three major committees led by Paul Q. Richey. James W. Noel continues as chairman of the legislative and legal affairs panel with William A. Pickens as vice chair. Millett heads education. William Fortune leads civic affairs. The groups will study legislation, budgets, and school board election reform while assisting city governance in acquiring Citizens Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Paul Q. Richey
James W. Noel
William A. Pickens
Samuel Ashby
Harold K. Bachelder
Ralph Bamberger
William Henry Harrison
A. Leroy Portreus
Edward A. Snethen
Frank J. Noll Jr
Fred van Nuys
Lawrence B. Davis
Noel
Indianapolis
Citizens Gas Company
G. A. Millett
Merica E. Hoagland
Isadore Feibleman
Harry O. Garman
M. L. Haines
Daniel B. Luten
Joseph A. McGowan
E. O. McMeans
James William Putnam
Elizabeth Rainey
Earl H. Richardson
Izona Shirley
L. Roy Zapf
Phillip Zoercher
I. J. Good
Ada Schweitzer
H. S. Morse
Lowell H. Patterson
Robert L. Moorhead
Harry Huffstetter
Henry L. Dithmer
Millett
William Fortune
Frank B. Fowler
Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Association
Fortune
George Heae
E. C. Atkins
Hugh J. Baker
Frank C. Balke
George M. Barnard
William H._ Insee
J. T. Jeu Cc
W. Jewett
A Johnson
Ecward A. Kahn
W. F. King
John R. Kinghan
Charles Koehring
Irving W. Lemaux
W. Madden
Dr B. Mcculloch
Felix M. Mewhirter
Samuel D. Miller
Winfield Miller
William J. Mooney Sr
Robert L. Moor
Bell Telephone Club elects J. R. Ruddick president
J. R. Ruddick, chief accountant of Indiana Bell, was elected president of the Bell Telephone Club on Monday. He has been with the Bell system since 1905. M. C. Setter, superintendent of supplies for Indiana Bell, was elected secretary. his thirty five year service medal will be awarded this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ruddick
Bell Organization
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Club
Ruddick
Bell System
M. C. Setter
Indiana Bell
Setter
Death notices from Millers and Worley families
Obituaries announce Grace Bishop Miller died January 6 age 34 wife of Irving L Miller mother of Ruby Grace and Richard Irving Miller sister of Irma Lyer and Mattie Garner funeral January 9 at 2 p.m. at 821 Wright Street burial at Memorial Park cemetery also notices for Joseph Sims and Katherine B Worley obituary notices for Griffith Gage Williams age 74 funeral January 3 at 2 p.m. at 25 N Dearborn burial at Crown Hill and service details for Katherine B Worley at 625 E Twenty fifth Street January 10. Also classified ads list job openings for salesmen teachers and drivers with addresses and contact lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Dearborn
Crown Hill
Worley
Katherine B
Henry A. Worley
Dora E. Robson
John E. Walter A
William J. Worley
Greenfield
Ind
Elizabeth Stumph
Mary Koors
Lena Willmer
Nolan
Indianapolis
Anna Betinetase
California
Joseph
Anna Worley
Flora Speth
Edward
Charles Speth
John FE. Worley
E. Twenty-fifth St
Priends
Rooms for Rent in Ashland and Nearby Areas
Short list of furnished rooms for rent in Ashland and surrounding towns, featuring steam heat, private homes, and included privileges. Listings include multiple central and college locations with single and double rooms, prices around $3 to $5, some with meals or private baths and references. Potential tenants are advised to contact the numbers provided for each listing.
Furnished Apartments and Rooms for Rent in City Listings
CapITOL 2045 N. t-rm offered furnished. College 1504 small completely furnished apt no children references. ENGLISH 1214 3-rm furnished near Ford plant easily heated. ILLINOIS 431 N Apt 7 nice rooms furnished steam heat. 1728 furnished modern apartments good heat. THREE-ROOM apartment mod adults $8 week. 1054 30th W lovely 5 rm apt with water hardwood floors garage $45. THOROUGHLY modern 2 3 4 and 5-room apartments eight locations north east south at reduced rent. See us or phone ELWOODSMALL & CO Fidelity Trust Building. Inspection invited Beautiful Ambassador Apartment Furnished and unfurnished $60.50 and up. Call or building office Pennsylvania and Pratt sts. Phone Ri 1371.
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Ashland
Broadway
Brookville
Central
Bath
College
J. College
Gar
R College
Dela
M. Dela
W. Dela
Drexel-Arms
Illinois
Gaylard
Apt
Ala
PRI
Massachusetts
Meridian
Furn
Well-Hested
Coast
Jersey
North
Oriental
Park
REA
SMALL
PAM
Surretlyawell
Talbott
Garta
Vermont ST
Virginia
Clint
Hskpg
Wesley Hotel
N. Cap
Carline
Alabama
Delaware
Hoyt
Kenwood
Leota
New Jersey
Nicely Furn
Pratt, W
Woodruff
Evryth
Til
Capitol
Ford
L Woodsmall & CO
Fidelity Trust
Ambassador
Callar
Pennsylvania
Prattsts
Ashland Ave
Farqua Furnace
Bethel
M. Broadway
Steel Eel Furnace
Brookside
Butler District
Hinesley
Wcoffey
Cornell
Sheldon
Oliver
10Th & de Quincy
Attrac
Dearborn
Eastern Ave
Gale
Ladstone
Hamilton
Kelley
LA Salle
Strom
Oregan Stove Furn
J_ MARTINDALE
Michigan E
Miller
Kano North KE
Parker
Ringgold Ae
Madison Ison
Fee J
Lemcke
New
Oe Ri
Shoo N
Walcott
Tech
W. EZ
Sai OW Ee Eal
Funeral Directors and Undertakers List
Funeral directors listed with addresses including 522 E Market and 1722 S East St. Undertakers Hiley and Titus at 931 N Delaware. Names Pensage Grinsteiner Riley 5374 and G H Herrmann 4477 appear among listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Market
Pensage Grinsteiner Riley
G. H. Herrmann
S_ East St. Dr
Undertakers
Hiley & Titus
N. Delaware
Lost and Found Items and Services Listed in Local Notice
A dense list of lost items and rewards appears, including a BAR PIN-Diamond lost near Ill nois car or downtown with a liberal reward offered by Co. W. Ray and the Columbia Club. a BEAGLE female dog with black and tan coat and black collar with reward. a BATTERY of miscellaneous items such as a DRIVING GLOVE, GLOVE LOST, and a DOG named Rex with a reward. a Red Chinese chow named Chow reported missing in Irvington with reward. additional notices for money, a two ten-dollar bills and a one-dollar bill lost between Hooks Illinois and Market or Dollar Class. a steel gray dog named Big Vy missing southeast of town with reward. a request for information about a missing wife with two sick children and a $10 reward. business notices for Chas. Priehofer Faking Co. and a bread and cake shop. various piano lessons advertised. a help wanted ad for a Secretary position with the Auto Trade Association at 338 North Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illnois
Co. W. Ray Columbia Club
Beagle
Hamilton
Tenth St
Blvd
Marion Ridg
Minnesota
Eee
Delaware Sts
Andy
Hooks
Illinois
J. Poice
John Woolbright
Roach Sichas
Priehofer Faking CO
Hank's
Va. Ave
MD St
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Motion Pictures
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Nancy Carroll
Paramount Sound Picture
Ip.m
Charlie, Davis
BLUE
Publix
Wow
Irene Taylor
Jimmie Dunn
Erese South
Evelyn Brent
Clive Brook
Doris Kenyon
Wm. Powell
Eddie Cantor
Ruth Etting
Whitworth
LD. m
Norma Shearer
Johnny Mack Brown
William Haines
Jimmy Valentine
Pauline Frederick
Lois Wilson
Bertlytell
Vitaphone Movietone
Apollo
Colombia
Benjamin Mendez
John Todhunter
Continental Air Line
Senorita Alcaniz
Flower of Spain
English
WA Cat Singing Company OF
Mutual
Burlesque Theatre
Bowery Burlesquers
Reggie
Icranad
James
Laura LA Plante
Dirigible
Plan Canal Zone
Shape Farm
U. S
Attucks High School
Phyllis Wheatley
Central “Y
Adult Guidance Council
Armistead
Charles Baughman
Arthur Dodson
William Wright
Dora Oma
Murray Atkins
Juanita Robson
Francis Davis
Ella Clay
Kate Cornett
Charles Sumner Williams
Luhring
Metropolitan School
Major John TO Shine
OFC
Noel, Mellett and
Ragsdale & Price
W. T. Blasengym
Shelby St
Drexel
FIN Finn Bros
Chevrolet
Jackson
West 11Th
W. Case
Pains Pal Central Business College
Vermont
Dalton
N. Metidian St
McCourt
H. H. Black
Claypool
Eal Bren
Onion Boy
Whitaker Press
F. Burkle
Paspelan
Gulley
Fred A. Jaynes
J. W. Harrell
Bellefontaine
Bellview
Nice
R. Broadway
Jefferson
N. Davidson
E. W
Clifton
Intertaian Fur
Kent
Pembroke Arcade
Auto Trade Association
North Delaware Street
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