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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1929

Page

2

Air travel costs: average 11 cents per mile on lines

Washington May 8 The report estimates the average air mile fare at about 11 cents across regular lines. It notes a Seattle to Portland route as low as 7.8 cents and a Catalina Island hop as high as 21.3 cents, with several city pairs offering around 15 cents per mile.

AIR Lines Ce Scrippe-Heoward Senepener Alliance Washington America United States West Coast Air Transport Pacific Air Transport Lines Seattle Portland Los Angeles Catalina Island

Lost Radium in New York Taxicab Valued at 25000

United Press reports a $25,000 stock of radium went missing after a taxi ride in New York. Dr J J Eller, a skin specialist, suspects he left the dangerous material in the cab, and it remains smoldering in its small containers posing burn risks.

New York United Press J. J. Eller

Goodyear Zeppelin Proposes San Francisco to Hawaii Airship Route

The Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation of Akron proposed an air mail and passenger dirigible service linking San Francisco and Hawaii to Postmaster General Brown. The plan was disclosed today in Washington.

Washington San Francisco Hawaii Brown Goodear-Zeppelin Corporation Akron

Chicago to host major air passenger union station

United Press reports a central air passenger bureau to be established at the Palmer House in Chicago within a short time. The plan includes a contract to assure centralized operations with representation of about 80 percent of the nation’s passenger lines. Universal Air Lines will not be represented and will continue its own downtown ticket office.

United Mress Chicago Air Union Palmer House Universal Air Lines Union Station Universal

Kokomo Pilot Lands at Mars Hill En Route to Terre Haute

Clyde Shockley of Kokomo arrived at Mars Hill airport on Tuesday flying a Fairchild monoplane bound for Terre Haute.

Clyde Shockley Mars Hill Terre Haute

Passengers Listed From Detroit Flights

B R Rawson of Detroit was a passenger on the Capitol Airways plane to Detroit today. W F McClain of New York City was a passenger on the plane from Detroit to Indianapolis Tuesday.

B. R. Rawson Detroit Capitol Airways W. F. McClain New York City Indianapolis

Plane lands for fuel at Mars Hill airport

Don L. Rutledge piloted a Ryan Brougham from Pittsburgh to Phoenix with four passengers E. R. Caswell, Mrs. Oliver Wilbur, B. Porter, and T. Walen, landing Tuesday at Mars Hill airport for refueling.

Don L. Rutledge Ryan Brougham Pittsburgh Phoenix Ariz Mars Hill E. R. Caswell Oliver Wilbur B. Porter T. Walen

Boy Stows in Plane From Buffalo to Detroit

On May 8 two Buffalo air police officers boarded a Buffalo Detroit mail plane and retrieved 11 year old Charles Cannanin Jr who had stowed away after playing hockey at school. His father is a Buffalo police captain.

Intre Detroit Buffalo, N. Y Ford Charles Cannanin Jr Buffalo Police

Indiana guardsmen fly to Chanute field for radio equipment install

Lieutenant Matt G. Carpenter a pilot and Sergeant E N Caldwell of the Indiana National Guard flew to Chanute field Rantoul Illinois in a Douglass 02H biplane to recover another Douglass left there for radio equipment installation.

Matt G. Carpenter E. N. Caldwell Indiana National Guard Chanute Field Rantoul Ill Chanute

Flying Coppers Visit Detroit Police Chief

William Veach and Edgar Can nane, dubbed flying cops, flew from Detroit to meet Sergeant C. E. Halstead of the Indianapolis force. They planned onward travel to Terre Haute, St. Louis, Chicago and more in Veach's American Eagle biplane. The pair began Sunday afternoon and reached Hoosier airport Tuesday.

William Veach Edgar Cannane Detroit C. E. Halstead Indianapolis Terre Haute St. Louis Chicago Toledo Ft. Wayne Hoosier Veach Bee

Indianapolis Times Curtiss Field model airplane contest winners

Four prize winners will receive airplane rides at Curtiss Field Indiana. Contest open to Indianapolis boys under 18 who submit their own models. Winners are decided for highest flight, longest flight, best acrobatics, and best design with silver cups. Entry at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Indianapolis H. Weir Cook Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana Curtiss Field R. Walter Jarvis Jesse P. McClure Charles F. Miller Jarvis Weir Cook Floyd F. Ferris Richard James

Weather Conditions at Indianapolis Airport 9 30 A M

At Indianapolis airport at 9 30 a m the wind is southeast at 8 mph the temperature is 54 degrees the sea level pressure is 30 39 inches the ceiling is high thin overcast visibility is five miles and the field is reported good

Indianapolis

Blimp Passes Over City on Indiana Flight

Indianapolis residents glimpsed an army dirigible Tuesday afternoon as it traversed from Scott Field Illinois to Langley Field Virginia. The sighting drew crowds and prompted brief public interest in the aerial route and military aviation.

Indianapolis Scott Field Illinois Langley Field Virginia

Terre Haute Pilot Flies to Mars Hill Airport

Harry Musick of Terre Haute flew to Mars Hill airport Tuesday in a Waco biplane with one passenger and returned Tuesday afternoon.

Harry Musick Terre Haute Mars Hill

Davison to Lead Air Tour Across United States

Assistant Secretary of War Davison will leave today on a trans continental inspection flight to attend Fifth corps area maneuvers in Ohio. The itinerary includes Wright Field Dayton Scott Field Belleville Tulsa Muskogee Dallas San Antonio Fort Bliss Rockwell Field Riverside Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Spokane Salt Lake City Omaha and return via Dayton with Lieutenant Lester Maitland piloting the tri motored Fokker transport.

Washington Davison Fifth Corps Ohio Wrightfield Dayton Scottfield Belleville Til Muskogee Okla Dallas San Antonio Ft. Bliss Tex Rockwell Field San Diego Cal Riverside Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Spokane Salt Lake City Omaha Lester Maitland

Lawrence Tax Case Seeks Review of Township Assessments

Petition filed with County Auditor Harry Dunn asks the state tax board to review Lawrence township assessments. It alleges school officials seek $219,000 to lease a school building not a public necessity.

State Tax Board Lawrence Township Harry Dunn

Wisconsin Publisher Dies

Charles W. Fiske longtime head of the Eau Claire Press Company and publisher of the Evening Telegram and Morning Leader died today. His daughter Dorothy hurried home from Europe and arrived in New York last night after learning of her father's illness.

Wisconsin Eau Claire Wis Charles W. Fiske Eau Claire Press Company Evening Telegram Morning Leader Dorothy Europe New York

Convict Pickering Confesses Fire Plot At Ohio Prison

Ivan Pickering 24 and Clayton Flora 23 were captured after the Junction City brick plant dormitory blaze. Pickering confessed to helping start the fire with John Tillotson and Elmer Whiting. Tillotson reportedly died in the blaze. Mrs Anna Huddleston was charged with harboring a fugitive. Police and Warden P E Thomas doubted the confession.

United Press Hamilton Ivan Pickering Junction City Pickering Anna Huddleston Lebanon Clayton Flora Cincinnati Huddleston John Tillotson Elmer Whiting Tillotson Whiting P. E Thomas State Penitentiary At Columbus

Three Hundred Fight Fire With Buckets in Rock Hill Farmhouse Blaze

In New Britain on May 8 a bucket brigade of about 300 men stretched a mile in an attempt to save a burning Rocky Hill farmhouse, but the effort failed.

New Britain, Conn Rocky Hill

Governor to Confer on Indiana Reformatory Trustees Meeting

Governor Harry G. Leslie will attend the Indiana state reformatory trustees monthly meeting at Pendleton Friday. Rumors persist he will move to oust A. F. Miles from the superintendency, but Miles and board Chairman John H. Hoy deny any such action.

Harry G. Leslie Indiana State Reformatory Trustees Pendleton A. F. Miles Miles John H. Hoy Lebanon Board of Trustees

Miles and Hoy Elected Democrats Speak On Topic

Miles and Hoy, both Democrats, broached the subject during a party meeting, signaling ongoing partisan engagement and policy considerations.

Miles Hoy

Accuse Juror of Bribery in Liggett Trial

Nashville May 8. Juror B P Osburn charged with accepting a bribe to favor acquittal of Walter L Liggett a wealthy grain dealer. Grocer Rainey M Cresswell held for bribing Osburn. Liggett implicated as plotter. Confessions say Osburn was approached by Cresswell and Liggett offered up to 200 dollars.

Liggett United Press Nashville Tenn B. P. Osburn Walter L. Liggett Rainey M. Cresswell Osburn Richard M. Atkinson Cresswell Creswell Turney M. Cunningham

Outgro Advertises Quick Ingrown Nail Relief

An ad touts Outgro as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists usable by the public. A few drops in the nail crevice reduce inflammation and pain and harden skin so the ingrown nail turns outward nearly overnight.

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