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Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., May 6, 1919.
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& H. S. Spiesberger, of Chicago, a clothing manufacturer,
purchased two J. N. 4D2 ‘planes for delivery purposes.
Sidney Chaplin, of Los Angeles, has bought two MF flying boats
and two Orioles for passenger carrying purposes between
Los Angeles and the Catalina Islands.
(...) Order Your ‘Plane Early, Market in Pleasure Cars Promises
To Be Brisk, New York Tribune, May 25, 1919
„Escaped serious injury if not death“
Editorial content. „AIRPLANE RAMS AUTO
Atlantic City, May 6. – An automobile and a flying machine
collided on the aviation field here and the motorcar
came off second best. The occupants of the airplane narrowly
escaped serious injury if not death. They were Sidney
Chaplin, John P. Davis, of Buffalo, and Dr. E. L. Allen. The
latter, who was driving the machine, has a record
of 2800 hours in the air.“ (...)
Same text in Harrisburg Telegraph, May 5, 1919.
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