Show f BODY Df OF f f FAMED AIRMAN MAY GO Mf N Emilio Carranza Crashes to Death Attempting Mexico City Hop CAUGHT IN STORM Full Military Honors Are Planned for Eagle EagleMOUNT II MOUNT HOLLY N N. N J. J July 14 An CAP inquiry concluded today by United States army officers from Camp Dix near here has led to the finding that the plane of Cap Cap- tam tain Emilio Carranza who wu was found dead near Chatsworth yes yea had not bun been struck by lightning II as at first fint assumed but that Carranza had met death in making a forced landing WASHINGTON July 14 CAP CAP- President Coolidge has tendered ex- ex President Calles Calies of Mexico the bat bat- Florida to carry the body of Captain Emilio Carranza Mexican air ace back to Mexico By direction of Secretary Kellogg the be wa war department big a I plana to extend full fult military honors for the dud dead aviator In New Nw York at the same um time the casket is to the battleship if the presidents president's offer is il accepted by the Mexican chief chef executive NEW YORK July 14 The AP-The body of Captain Emilio Carranza Lone Lon Eagle arrived in New York shortly after 9 o'clock this morning in a private hearse heare Accompanying the hearse were I three automobiles carrying officials o of the Mexican consulate and Lieutenant Lieu Lieu- tenant Vincent Incent P D Meo Ite of the Sixteenth Sixteenth Six Six- Infantry U. U S. S A. A Police Police- mint ment rode on the ht hearse on the trip through the Holland tunnel under the Hudson river r. r After r a short atop the funeral part party swung through Varick street and u Uptown to n to an und undertaking es- es at Broadway and Sixty sixth street The coffin draped with the American flag was taken to the gold room ot of the funeral church where It will repose In tate state until ContInued on page 5 OF FAMED I I I lJ MAN MAY GO GOME II I OME ME ON FLORIDA from page 1 on Its long journey journe- back backa a a. tor tors tor's native land 11 SENDS FLOWERS 1 t er the coffin arrived d the I wu was received It ItAmira Itron ron Amira Calderon alger t I. I the Mexican songbird ege of Enrico Caruso She personal nonal friend of the ig 11 I over er unfamiliar terrain g and out ot of terrific elec- elec a his motor missing Mexican 1 Lindberg I 1 firms o 0 his death Thur Thursday day dayn n 12 the dense woods eight Chatsworth less than alter after he had hopped oft off field ld New ew York on ont t d nonstop flight to Mexico e had bad flown five eighty DISCOVERED ISCO V ER ED dy dr crushed and broken ked machine a Ryan Ran Ryane e similar to that used by In his trans trans- ht were found tr terry berry pickers wandering use the underbrush shortly ther electrical storm had that section of the crash In which old r-old army flier tIler Us tho after having brought of good will from rom land Jand to the United States n is Two were e ne lie that the plane was high In the air by byg g and the other that It was wasI I a a. wind squall theory was some some- b by six residents I 5 orth These TheM re residents roar of an airplane about Thursday night a a. few I l before a severe evere electrical lpt ept across acro the pines Pie n experts rt concluded CarI Car Car- I come to grief I In attempt attempt- Ire ke i a forced landing when bad left him helpless ED FlASHlIGHT to reconstruct the experts noted that thata d a flashlight In his left sting th that t hI he was as try try- te a I landing place They ha h. had come too r-ln r eCon before he was aware o. o or Of it Its proximity chine struck and that the inn inn- the flier mer was out and the plane bounced alon along the uneven terrain being a as It hOPPed from point m Iii It halted to un- un against trees a clump or of There Thero through the night and until 3 o'clock Yesterday afternoon the wreckage lay 11 with the bOdy of the tho d flier st stretched out face downwArd They ThO hying sixty feet a avay a was discovered b by John Henry Carr his mother Mrs Irs Mary Iary Carr and his sister Mrs Murray Anderson who had been picking huckleberries near the Sand Sandy Ridge crossing or of the C n- n Railroad of New ew Jersey Jerse FIND PlANE AND BODY Making their wa way along a a. rarely used path the trio came UPOn ot of an airplane wing Still farther along alons the they found Do a piece of the en engine lne and then after circling a clump of trees thc they discovered the flecked plane and bod body In Carranza's pockets Pockets and serving as n a means of identification was t telegram from Mitchell observer of the the United States wEather bureau n ton IvIng Iv- Iv Ing the weather forecast for the route I I j Mexico Mourns Tragic Death of Noted Ace CITY July 14 1 AP- AP I Mexico mourned toda today the tragIc end or of Captain Carranza good will flier who crashed tn n New w Jersey Secretary tary o oar War ar Amaro tele- tele graphed all military commandants throughout the country countr ordering the arm my ax-my to observe eight days of mourning for the fUel flier lIe He stated the government belle es that It Is Its du duty to pay homage to that member or of the army who gave gae up Us life to conquer glory for tor his countr country Plans were ere under way n to give Carranza a L funeral and to bury the airman with highest mill mm- tary honors In The rhe place or of the illustrious dead dMd reserved In one f the cemeteries of the capital as a alast alast last resting place for national heroes II Grief was deep at the Carranza home The fliers mers mother a aus 11 wife er waiting there for news of his at Valbuena albuena field from New ew York The They were ere chatting quietly when hen a man dashed In from the street shouting Emmo Emillo Is dead The widow and mother were thrown Into hyst A sister who had been Ill arose from her bed and maintained her composure while hp he tried to Quiet the other two women The Mexican people feel the trag- trag ed edl with a L peculiar Ii- Ii cause of the fervor fenor with which the they had anticipated a place pince of 01 Uon In the world of aviation Despite the brilliancy of Carranza's flight to Washington his forced landing at was as a sore wound to nl- nl pride They The r regarded his hise New e York York- York Mexico City attemPt asa us as usa a brave gesture to Indicate Meal Meal- can honor Lindy Keeps F Feelings On Carranza to Self SA SAN FRANCISCO CISCO July 14 CAP AF Informed ot of the death ot of Captain Emilio Emillo Carranza Mexico's aerial hero In an attempt to fl fly from New ew York to Mexico City Colonel Charles A. A Lindbergh who Is here hereIn herein In conn connection with his newly a assumed as- as position with Uh the Transcontinental AIr Transport be begged ed to tobe tobe be allowed to keep his feelings to himself In many respects Carranza was LS to the southern republic what Lindbergh Lind- Lind bergh Is to the United States A Afew Afew few weeks ago o Carranza att attempted a nonstop flight from Mexico City to Washington as II a good will venture yen yen- ture paralleling Lindbergh's gh's trip tram from one capital to the other Previously Pre Pre- Iou sly the Mexican aviator a had bad flown lown from Mexico City to southern California He also made a nonstop nonstop non non- stop flight ht from the southern capital capi- capi tal to the Arizona border Lindbergh Lind- Lind berh bergh knew him personally and praised these flights as E specimens of great Carranza Was Veteran of 4 Wars Wan NEW YORK July 14 1 AP- AP Captain Carranza killed when his plane crashed near Mount Holly N. N J. J ThursdAy night although only 51 z years old was a L veteran ot of four wars and the foremost aviator aviator avi- avi ator of Mexico He was born In the small town 0 01 state of Coahuila northern Mexico r As a L child he lived for a time In San Antonio and El EI Paso Tex but had spent most ot of his life lite In Mexico City He tied had visited the I United States several se times and spoke fairly good English |