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MAJOR GENERAL LEONARD WOOD WITH AUGUSTUS POST FLAG IN HAND AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE AERO CLUB AS- SEMBLED AT GOVERNORS ISLAND, HEAR FROM CARLSTROM THE STORY OF THE CHICAGO TO NEW YORK FLIGHT, ON THE LAST STAGE OF WHICH AN AVERAGE SPEED OF 134 MILES AN HOUR WAS MADE.

 

PILOTS John M. Miller Lawton V. Smith E. Hamilton Lee Lester F. Bishop Walter J. Smith Harold T. Lewis Walter H. Stevens Herbert M. Crader

Charles I. Stanton, Superintendent, Eastern Division George O. Noville, Superintendent, Western Division Charles W. Fremming, Manager, Belmont Park Randolph G. Page, Manager, Bustleton Eugene W. Majors, Manager, College Park William J. McCandless, Manager, Cleveland Warren E. La Follette, Manager, Chicago Herbert Blakeslee, Manager, Bellefonte Victor W. Fitch, Manager, Newark Warehouse

PILOTS Samuel C. Eaton Robert H. Ellis James H. Knight Elmer G. Leonhardt Paul S. Oakes Paul W. Smith Frederick A. Robinson Max Miller F. A. Nutter

 

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THE NEW YORK TIMES

Sunday November 12, 1915

VICTOR CARLSTROM, DRIVING THE TWO HUNDRED HORSE POWER CURTISS BIPLANE, "THE NEW YORK TIMES," LEAVING ERIE, PENN., AFTER HAVING COVERED 452 MILES IN HIS FLIGHT FROM CHICAGO TO NEW YORK, THEREBY MAKING A NEW AMERICAN LONG-DISTANCE NON-STOP RECORD.

 

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