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% (1a A - §’ LOOKING DOWN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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craft as well. Here’s the first known crash between an
airplane and a railway locomotive, which occurred 16
miles north of Charlotte. N. C. when John Lohr’s biplane
went dead in mid-air and went into a tail spin. landing
a few feet in front of a passenger train. The plane was
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boxer of the U. 8. Vestal. after his victory in the final
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