Mexican Revolution
Between the wars, he was a barnstormer and an adviser to the Mexican air force during the Mexican Revolution. By 1927, he was living in New York City and was using the Chrysler Building as his address. Traveling with him was Constance E. (1901- ) who was listed as his wife. By July 1937, he was married to a woman named Mildred.
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