Evansville Dedicates Municipal Airport Friday
Two tri motor planes carrying prominent Chicago and Chattanooga leaders will arrive for Evansville's airport dedication. The Aero Club of Evansville plans a city tour and banquet at the Hotel McCurdy after a program at the field. B Russell Shaw predicts Evansville’s airport will lead the nation in location construction and importance.
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Evansville
Ind
Chicago
Chattanooga
Tenn
Aero Club of
McCurdy
B. Russell Shaw
St. Louis
United States
Plan for New Air Wonder by Walter Barling
Walter Henry Barling, a noted designer of Army air bombers, works in Marshall Missouri on a monoplane claimed to rise after a 40 foot run. powered by an 80 horsepower motor. The wing design adds a curve to reach safety altitude quickly. He says the craft leaves the field in two seconds and climbs to 500 or 1,000 feet, then reaches 1,000 feet in 27 seconds.
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United Press
Marshall
Walter Henry Barling
United States Army Air Bombers
Barling
Giant Zep to Be 'Searched' By Times
Washington October 13 Customs men ready for Graf Zeppelin arrival in the United States with passengers Frank Dow assistant commissioner says baggage will be inspected like ocean liners and liquors for passengers sealed under regulations that apply to ocean liners.
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Washington
United States
Frank Dow
Dow
Eamer
Capitol Airways Pilot Addresses Navy Corps School Opening
Fred A. Lanter spoke on air navigation at the opening session of the 84th division air corps school of instruction held at the Chamber of Commerce Friday night. More than sixty students, mostly Army reserve pilots, enrolled. Friday night classes will continue nine months.
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Fred A. Lanter
Capitol Airways
84Th Division
Air Corps School of Instruction
Chamber of Commerce
Army Reserve Corps
Airplane campaign tour by Rand Beckett in Johnson County
Campaigning pilot Rand Beckett a Republican candidate for joint State Senator from Marion and Johnson counties plans a two hour flight from Hoosier Airport at 2 p m. He will drop 5000 campaign maps over Edinburg Franklin and Greenwood in a Travel Air biplane accompanied by Harold C Brooks airport secretary treasurer and former Johnson County resident.
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Joe Rand Beckett
Marion
Johnson Counties
Beckett
Hoosier
Johnson County
Hoosier Airport
Travel Air
Harold C. Brooks
Edinburg
Franklin
Greenwood
Aviators Enter Twenty Planes for La Porte Meet
Twenty planes entered for a Sunday meet at the government emergency landing field near La Porte Indiana. The event is organized by William Wallen and local aviation enthusiasts forming a new aviation club.
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Tyr Times
LA Porte
Ind
Government Emeregency Landing Field
Here
William Wallen
Airport lights ready for Times special
Boundary and hazard lights have been installed at the municipal airport in South Bend Indiana and were turned on for the first time this week. Attaches believe the lights were noticed when the dirigible Los Angeles passed over the city and beamed light toward the airport.
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South Bend
Ind
Los Angeles
Perry Flies From East Norman A. Perry
Indianapolis power company executive A. Perry departs from East Norman in a brief press note announcing the move and identifier within the utility’s leadership lineup.
Time and Progress Enshrouds 1840 State Bank of Indiana Home
The old State Bank of Indiana building from 1840 sits in the Illinois Street and Kentucky Avenue corner, buried beneath scaffolding and signage for a jazz work. Once a show place with a pillared portico and a small lawn, it now appears neglected at a busy Washington intersection.
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State Bank of Indiana
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Kentucky Ave
Washington
Indianapolis
Dent co pilots new Fairchild cabin plane to Culver
The arrival at Culver Indiana occurred Friday after a delivery from Farmingdale New York. Captain H Weir Cook led the flight with James A Perry Piatt J Searle and Ben O Aspy aboard. The party flew from Albany New York to Culver with a stop free flight arriving at 5 p m. They planned to spend the weekend at Perry s Lake Maxinkuckee cottage and fly to Indianapolis Monday morning.
Marion Names New Flying Instructor at JCAC Airport
Lieut. R. L. Stephens of Atlanta is named the new flying instructor at the Marion JCAC airport. He may teach aeronautics meteorology and navigation in Marion schools, holding an Indiana license. Stephens recently delivered a bale of cotton by plane to Alfred E. Smith the New York Governor who sold it at auction.
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Marion
Ind
R. L. Stephens
Atlanta
Association of Commerce
Indiana
Stephens
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Ohio Guard pilots aid inventory in Cleveland
Capt. F. L. Smith of the Ohio National Guard observation squadron flew to Indianapolis in a Curtiss O-11 biplane on Friday and returned with Sgt. L. M. Johnson of the Indiana National Guard to help take inventory of the Ohio unit.
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F. L. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
Indianapolis
L. M. Johnson
Indiana National Guard
Ohio
Raze Old Courthouse Sparks Legal Delay
Fred I. King legal action for the State fire marshal aimed to speed the demolition of Kokomo’s old courthouse condemned as a fire hazard. Demolition work halted by contractor litigation while the new courthouse construction proceeds.
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Fred I. King
Kokomo
Walton League Set for Indiana Banquet Meetings
United Press reports the Izaak Walton League Indiana chapters plan their annual banquet in Fort Wayne on Thursday and Friday with local attendance anticipated and events outlined for the two day meeting.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Izaak Walton League
Dilapidated 19th century building hides among modern structures
The pillars of the old edifice can only be seen through gaps between signboards with its lower half blocked by a wall. The front lawn hosts low brick structures plastered over to shelter a theater a pair of bars a trunk and jewelry shop and more. Ownership traces: 1868 Franklin Insurance Company then Emery estate later the Jennings Brothers Real Estate Company now the holder.
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Franklin Insurance Company
Emery Estate of
Cincinnati
Jennings Brothers Real Estate Company
Probe of Train Crash Opens at Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana October 13 Authorities investigated a collision Friday between two Big Four freight trains derailing several cars and injuring two trainmen Edward Thase engineer Cincinnati Ohio and H A Mathis Indianapolis brakeman slight injuries after they jumped from the train Both trains were to stop near a viaduct to wait a passenger train brakes failed causing the crash Traffic was delayed about two hours.
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United Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Edward Thase
Cincinnati
H. A. Mathis
Indianapolis
Automobiles Reported Stolen By Police
Police list several stolen vehicles including Ford touring cars driven from 416 and 448 Bright Streets and 2106 Highland Point, a Chevrolet coupe from Mar ket and Alabama, a Chevrolet coach from Pennsylvania and Washington, a Chrysler coupe from 2805 Buckle Street, and a Ford coupe from Technical High School. Named owners include Jack Louis, David Landes, Louis Crone, John Johnson, Grover Rainey, G L Canfield, Paul Strietelmeier, and Carlos Blankenship.
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Jack Louis
W. Washington St
W. Washington
David Landes
Highland Pt. . Louis Crone
S. Bancroft Ave
Alabama
John Johnson
Bright St
Grover C. Rainey
Michigan St
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
G. L. Canfield
Southerland Ave
Buckle St. Paul
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police in Local Finds
Police recover two automobiles a Ford Tudor sedan with no plates found at Butler Avenue and Twenty First Street and an Au buron sedan located at Wabash Street and Canal. The owners listed include Ollie Switzer of 1132 Cruft Street.
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Butler Ave
Twenty-First St
Ollie Switzer
Cruft St
Wabash St
Canal
Record set for sky mail figures temperate year grows
Washington dispatch reports September air mail carried 423,991 pounds, up from August's 419,047. Chicago to San Francisco led routes, New York to Chicago next, Dallas to Galveston smallest volume. Mexico service lacks figures at Laredo. reduced rates and seasonal increases drive growth toward a record air mail year.
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Washington
Post Office
Chicago-San Francisco
New York-Chicago
Dallas-Galveston
Mexico
Laredo
Lee Eikenberry Flies Eagle Rock Biplane to Indianapolis
Pilot Lee Eikenberry with one passenger from Flora Indiana used an Alexander Eagle rock biplane to fly to Indianapolis airport and planned a Friday return flight.
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Lee Eikenberry
Flora
Ind
Indianapolis
Hoover Given More Pledges
Washington report notes increasing pledges to Herbert Hoover as voters from central European refugee relief memories back his campaign. Spokesmen cite gratitude from families saved by the A R A relief effort and immigrant communities ready to support Hoover in naturalization year. One Chicagoan supporter offers to mobilize literature among his people.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Smith
Years Of at Predisti Bite Lincoln War Victory Reelect
Rodney Dutcher recalls Lincoln’s wartime worries during 1864 campaign and how Union victories by Sherman, Sheridan, and Farragut helped his renomination. Democratic opposition and Copperhead sentiment tested Lincoln as the 1864 race neared. Lincoln’s re election relied on troop support and battlefield turns.
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Union
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
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Sheridan
Sherman
Farragut
Abraham Lincoln
Atlanta
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Supreme Court
New Republican Party
Indiana radio schedule from WFBM with music and talks
A Saturday broadcasting grid from WFBM Indianapolis lists programs from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM including Baldwin Piano Company records, Indian apolis Times content, U S civil service announcements, Ruth Noller Lyric Theater organ, Mae Engle piano, Indiana Medical Association hygiene talk, Columbia Club Orchestra, Sunset Trails Realty, FoM staff quartet, Kilowatt hour, Tomlinson Hall dance, The Columnist, Charlie Columbia Club recital, Christian Men Builders, Roberts Park Methodist services, and International Bible Students Association, with pre and post am and pm segments and sponsor credits.
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WFBM
Indianapolis
Baldwin Piano Company
Popular Records
Alamo Sales Company
Indianapolis Times
U. S. Civil Service Announcement
Ruth Noller
Lyric Theater
Mae Engle
Medical Hygiene
Indiana Medical Association
Columbia Club
Carmichael
Sunset Trails Realty Company
Fom
Dance Marthen
Tomlinson Hall
American Legion
Charlie Columbia Club
Night time radio listings and Indiana teachers event
Evening broadcast schedules across NBC CBS and local stations detail programs from 6:45 p m to 11:00 p m with opera talks contests and orchestras. The North Central Indiana Teachers Association conference opens with about 2500 attendees from St Joseph Starke Porter La Porte Marshall Pulaski Elkhart Fulton and Kosciusko counties.
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Ind
North Central Indiana Teachers Association
St. Joseph
Starke
Porter
la Porte
Marshall
Pulaski
Elkhart
Fulton
Kosciusko
Funeral services set for Henry Hauenschild in Seymodor
Times Special reports in Seymodor Indiana that Henry W. Hauenschild aged 52 will have funeral services Sunday after two weeks in a coma. Doctors have not fully diagnosed the illness but believe it may be sleeping sickness.
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Seymodor
Ind
Henry W. Hauenschild
Coast to coast dance hour to air on NBC Nine tonight
More than 30 million listeners are expected for the Lucky Strike coast to coast dance hour on NBC at 9 pm featuring This is My Lucky Day. The program spotlights popular Broadway tunes, a George M. Cohan medley, and a Niagara Falls broadcast experiment planned for Oct. 27 with stations in the U S Britain and Australia.
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National Broadcasting System
George M. Cohan
Niagara Falls
United States
Great Britain
Australia
Store Owners Sued Over Unpaid Note Linked to Explosion
Court records show Edward Traugott and Harry Sussman of Edward Traugott & Co. faced a Friday filing against them by National Cash Register Co. The suit claims a loan of 2225 dollars dated October 1, 1927 with 1500 dollars still unpaid after the Aug. 26 explosion that wrecked the clothing store.
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Edward Traugott
Harry Sussman
Edward
Indiana Atwater Kent audition aired on WKBF from Hotel Severin
Radio singers compete with girls on Thursday and boys on Friday at 8 30 pm in the Indiana Atwater Kent audition. The winners represent Indiana at the district contest in Chicago. WKBF gains 500 watt power for the airings with judge and listener votes shaping the results.
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WKBF
Hotel Severin
Frank B. Hunter
Indiana
Chicago
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Commission
Navy
New Ruling Allows Deduction for Travel Between Home and Capital
The U S Board of Tax Appeals ruled that citizens holding government appointments requiring frequent travel between their homes and Washington may deduct travel expenses from income tax. The decision followed Walter F Brown's appeal protesting a Toledo treasury ruling that disallowed a 1921 deduction of 3711 for travel and lodging costs.
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United States Board of Tax Appeals
Secretary of Commerce
Walter F. Brown
Internal Revenue
Toledo
Brown
Treasury Department
Washington Hotels
William Rogers Dies by Hanging in Nashville Farm Barn
William Rogers aged 68 a farmer in Nashville Indiana hanged himself in the barn of his home after months of ill health.
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Nashville
Ind
William Rogers
Change of Life Remedy Brings Sleep back to Ada Besse
Mrs Ada Besse of 196 Washington Street Fairhaven Massachusetts reports use of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She says it steadies nerves relieves tired feelings and helps her sleep again. She recommends the product to others who feel run down.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Ada Besse
Washington Street
Fairhaven, Mass
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