1914-06-15-sc-p10-denine-to-build-parkwater-factory-and-school

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June 15, 1914 Spokane Daily Chronicle Page 10:

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NEW FACTORY WILL BUILD AEROPLANES

An aeroplane factory and aviation school will be built at Parkwater, east of the city, according to Martin A. Denine of E612 Montgomery avenue. Mr. Denine will head the company which will build machines here.

The factory will limit its output to D-9 model monoplanes, a type of machine which has been invented by Mr. Denine. The plant will be known as the Denine aeroplane factory and school of aviation. This will make the second aviation school to be located at Parkwater, the one already there being the McClelland school, which is successfully operating several machines.

“The first of the machines after the new model will be completed and ready for test flights within 10 days, and will be taken to Parkwater,” states Denine.

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