Commercial flying to be regulated by license and ship checks
The U S Commerce Department will require pilot licenses and aircraft inspections, with certificates of airworthiness for all ships, to boost public confidence and stabilize commercial aviation. Marmon Motor Car Co president G M Williams predicts a rapid era of air transport, with two local sales agencies planned and Indianapolis weather studies showing favorable flying conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Commerce
G. M. Williams
Marmon Motor Car Company
Central Airways, Inc
Indianapolis
Williams
William
Marmon Company
Paul Z. Moore
Indianapolis Airport Corporation
Sign on shirt sister autographs task sparks college probe
Freshmen at Kansas State Teachers College were told by fraternity brothers to collect one autograph from every sorority girl on their shirts. The scheme drew attention as the list of names was obtained easily but prompted an official investigation by school authorities. The freshmen were summoned for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Emporia
Kan
Kansas, State Teachers College
Pied Piper Nicholes Plans City Rat Elimination Drive
J L Nicholes of Baltimore sets up at Dr Herman Morgan's office and will lead a 30 day rat extermination campaign. He estimates Indianapolis hosts 700000 rats at 1.82 dollars per rat annually. He and 21 assistants will census downtown buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Nicholes
Baltimore
Herman G. Morgan
Nicholes
Indianapolis
Nicholas
Navy pledge to maintain a powerful U S fleet
United States Senator Arthur R. Robinson told Junior Chamber members that America must keep a navy equal to Great Britain and oppose treaties that weaken national security. He backed a strong U S position at the Geneva three power naval talks and cited coastlines and territories relying on naval protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
United States
Arthur R. Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
Robinson
Geneva
Japan
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Borah Voices Night Speech on Spending at Home
Senator William E. Borah told the International Advertising Association in Denver that Americans should spend dollars at home rather than in Europe. He warned Europe’s last month of strife mirrors prewar tensions and called Locarno a flimsy piece of organized hypocrisy in light of Briand's Luneville speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Europe
William E. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
International Advertising Association
Briand
Luneville
Locarno
May Rebuild St Patrick's Church After Fire. Insurance Decides
The Rev John O Connell said insurers hold the decision to rebuild or pay 42 200 for St Patrick s Catholic Church at Woodlawn and Hunter after a June 20 blaze blamed on Maurice De La Tour. The parish expects a new, larger church likely to be built. St Patrick s, oldest Catholic church in Indianapolis, faces major overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Woodlawn Ave
Hunter St
Maurice de la Tour
John O’connell
O’connell
St. Patrick’s
Indianapolis
Bloomington Set for Stone Quarry Boom Near Town
The Indiana Oolitic Stone Company plans July quarrying of a 93 acre, $34 million limestone tract north of Bloomington. Geologists say 58 million cubic feet of stone, with 75 percent workable, will boost local builders and fuel growth of quarries in Monroe County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana Oolitic Stone Company
Here
Indiana
Indianapolitic
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Terre Haute
B. P. Crowe
E. C. Shireman
Grassy Fork Fisheries
Indiana Delegation Prods Lowden For 1928 Primary
An Indiana anti-Coolidge pro agri faction sent a delegation to Oregon Illinois to urge Frank O Lowden to enter the 1928 Republican primary. The group met with former Illinois Governor at his Oregon model farm after assembling in Chicago Tuesday night. The trip was organized by State Senator Alonzo H Lindley with a roster of lawmakers and officials including Luther Draper Jesse Eschbach B B Berry Frank C Evans John S Benham Frank Plass Elwood Morris A P Barlow and Leland Fishback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Oregon
Ill
Frank O. Lowden
Chicago
Illinois
Alonzo H. Lindley
Kingman
Ind
Columbia Club
Lindley
Luther Draper
Spiceland
Board of Accounts
Jesse E. Eschbach
A. P. Barlow
Plainfield
Leland K. Fishback
Richmond
Republican
Shriners Frolic Season Opener at Broad Ripple Park
Murat Temple Shriners and families plan the season kickoff Thursday evening at Broad Ripple Park under temple patrol gun squad and drum corps. Complimentary tickets mailed to Marion County Shriners. The event aims for fellowship with Shrine stunts on a light program. Park management will provide hot coffee to attendees who arrive afternoon and share a picnic supper. Ed Hart patrol captain notes the gathering is for fellowship and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Temple
Broad Ripple Park
Temple Patrol
Marion County
Ed Hart
Hart
Legion to Stage Fourth of July Snowball Fight
In Logansport Indiana on the Fourth of July the American Legion plans an unusual entertainment event a snowball fight. Local ice companies will supply snow hauled to the grounds in covered trucks for the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
American Legion
Mayo, 19, Heads to West Point for Army Cadet Term
West Point bound Paul Mayo, a 19 year old former Indianapolis boy, begins a four year term at the United States Military Academy. Appointed by Senator Arthur Robinson Mayo has lived in Covington Kentucky with his mother Mrs Della Rafferty. He is a high school graduate with siblings Lulu Alexiou and James Mayo in nearby addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mayo
Indianapolis
West Point
United States Military Academy
Mayo
Arthur R. Robinson
Covington
Della Rafferty
Lulu Alexiou
Terrace Ave
James Mayo
S. New Jersey St
Keever Appointed Marion County Coroner
Dr. Charles H. Keever was appointed Marion County coroner to fill the term of Dr. Paul F. Robinson who died from injuries in an automobile accident. Commissioners Hogle and Sutton voted for Keever while Snider opposed and proposed Mrs. Edna Robinson widow of the late coroner. Mrs Robinson had been a clerk in Dr. Robinsons office for seven years before their marriage. Keever a Indiana University graduate has offices at 5207 College Ave and 508 Hume Mansur Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Keever
New Jersey St
Marion County
Paul F. Robinson
Cassius L. Hogle
Charles O. Sutton
Keever
George Snider
Robinson
Edna Robinson
Quick Double Wedding Stuns Courthouse in Indiana
William and Peter Pearson of Lafayette learned of each other’s plans to marry only at the county courthouse in Delphi. A double ceremony followed as Agnes Thomas of Pittsburgh wed William, and Flossie Elliott wed Peter Pearson. The couples then departed for their honeymoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Delphi
Ind
William
Peter Pearson
Lafayette Brothers
Agnes Thomas
Pittsburgh
Flossie Elliott
Delphia
No Australia flight by United Arenas
Singapore June 29 Van Lear Black, publisher of the Baltimore Sun, announced he would not extend his aerial yachting trip to Australia. He arrived from Singora Malay Peninsula and was to depart Thursday for Batavia, his original destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arenas
Singapore
Singora
Malay Peninsula
van Lear Black
Baltimore Sun
Australia
Black
Batavia
War Looms in Mines of Ohio
Ohio coal operators meet to consider an ultimatum that idle union miners return to the shafts on a new wage scale or the properties resume on an open shop basis. A parity offer to the November 1917 scale of five dollars per day may form the basis of a compromise. If rejected, operators threaten nonunion labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Jacksonville
Police Seek Richmond Runaway Girl and Companions
Police hunted Alice Hall, 15, of Richmond Indiana, and another unnamed girl after tracing them from Richmond to Dublin and then to downtown Richmond. They were seen at the YWCA seeking a room for 50 cents, paid in coins, before the driver vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Alice Hall
Ind
Hall
Dublin
William Pinnell
Pinnell
Death toll of autos tops 504 in four weeks
The Commerce Department reports 504 automobile deaths across 77 cities in the four weeks ending June 18. New York leads with 79 deaths, followed by Chicago with 62 and Detroit with 30. Other cities tally smaller numbers including Grand Rapids and Washington D C among numerous entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byu Ashington
Commerce Department
New York
Dante
Chicago
Detroit
Greveland
Columbus
Richmond
Dallas
Rochester
Dayton
Denver Des Moine
Duluth
el Paso
Erie
Fall River
Flint
Seattle
Rural Church Future Topic At Institute
The Rev. F. C. McCormick preached on the rural church's future at Butler University's religious institute. G. I. Hoover leads the event with a principal address on missionary association contributions to rural Church issues. About sixty attendees from small Indiana churches participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. McCormick
Milton
Cambridge City
Religious Institute
Butler University
G. I. Hoover
Indiana Christian Missionary Association
Hoover
A. W. Taylor
Temperance and Social Welfare Board
O. E. Kelly
Terre Haute
Seven-leaf clover found by Terre Haute resident
Mrs. William Swain discovered a seven-leaf clover growing near her garage in Terre Haute Indiana on June 29. The unusual plant drew local interest as a rare botanical oddity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Terre Haute
Ind
William Swain
Jealous Rage Motive in 125 W Fifteenth St Shooting
Witness statements place Ormand Reed 36 of Covington Ind shooting Betty Padgett 22 Washington Ind in the abdomen then killing himself. The case涉及 Mann Act trip to Chicago with Reed Padgett Nelson and Mrs Lucas and followed by Mrs Padgett jilting Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth St
Ormand Reed
Covington
Ind
Betty Padgett
Washington
Department of Justice
A. B. Hine
Claude M. Worley
Herbert Beach
Chicago
John Nelson
Bedford
Cleo Lucas
S. Oriental St
Methodist Hospital
Padgett
Reed
Nelson
Mrs. Lucas
Beach
Illinois St
Madison County Republican meeting in Anderson attendance
About 200 men and women attended the Madison County Republican Club gathering in Anderson Indiana Tuesday night. Frank Mondell former Republican leader in the national House was scheduled to speak but could not reach due to an accident. Secretary of State Schottemier Representative Vestal and Ray Gibbons addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Republican Club
Frank Mondell
Wyoming
National House
State Schortemeier
Representative Vestal
Ray Gibbons
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Yates
American Oil
P. D
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Father John's
Pierce
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E. Mallory
James S. Rouse
Terre Haute Trust Company
Paul N. Bogart
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William M. Myers
Indiana State Bank
Paul Zimmerman
Zimmerman Coal Company
Brazil
Monroe County
Fettsville
Farmer
Logansport American Legion
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
C. H. Keever
Lafayette
Gladstone
City Trust Company
E. Washington St
Nickel Plate Road
L. L. Hyde
Butler
Billy C. Burton
Billy Burton
Burton
Morton & Brett
Ford
Riverside Amusement Park
Muncie
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Rushville
Shelbyville
Franklin
Lebanon
Capitol Dairy
Capitol Daily
Lyric Theater
Meridian St
Circle
Hooster Toe Vesern
Lindstaedts
Virginia Boyer
Carrollton Ave
Dorothea Dawson
Winthrop Ave
Dawson
Broad Ripple Pool
Meyer-Eiser Bank
Washington St
The
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Indianapolis Times
Lower Canada
Times Business Office
W. Maryland ST
Carr Tire CO
N. Delaware St
Gordon On Tire CO
N. Ilnols St. Greee
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Merit Tire and Rubber CO
Capitol Ave
Prentice Tire and Rubber CO
Delaware St
Mose Tire Coo
Swisshelm & Parker
Washington &T. Taubmans
Washington &T. Andrew Tribr Tire CO
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