World’s fastest pursuit plane proves superiority in tests
The Curtiss D-12 powered military pursuit plane, designed with Army Air Service input and tested at Mitchell Field, outpaces Navy craft at 185 mph, tops 111 mph in trials, and showcases unmatched speed, maneuverability, and durability with welded steel alloy construction, rapid ground takeoff, and rugged wing design.
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Himsel
Detroit
Mitchell Field
New York City
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United States
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St Louis to Host 10 Air Meet
St Louis prepares to host the National Aero meet at Bridgeton Field October 1 to 3 with seven races for heavier-than-air planes. Observations and M-4 class races mark day one, lighter entries on day two, model planes and a Panlzee prize race on day three, plus numerous air stunts. Organizers face field drainage and crowd management challenges as 100000 visitors are expected and 1000 delegates will attend meetings of the National Aeronautic Association and National Air Institute.
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National Aeronautic Association
National Air Institute
Heavy import trade in Yokohama in March Tokyo
Foreign trade in Yokohama for March showed unusual port results with imports leading exports. Export value reached 54,000,000 yen while imports totaled 64,000,000 yen, signaling a trade balance in favor of imports and an overall improvement in sea trade.
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Yokohama
Tokio
Modern Portia blocks Indiana court decree
In TINGTOX Indiana on May 11 a curious scene unfolded as a woman with a canary bird commanded officials to seize and take the bird to its owner while warning them not to touch the cage. The deputy paused in thought, unsure how to proceed with the delicate instruction.
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Indiana Court
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TWO BABES BORN ONE WEEK ON PENNSY TRAIN
May 15. West Virginia. A Pennsylvania Railroad Wheeling train accident or incident captivates readers as a week brings unusual births linked to passengers. The piece hints at a popular train and a tabloid-style note on events aboard.
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Penyeylvania
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Immortal authors honored in Madrid amid Cervantes death anniversary
Madrid Maylila marks Cervantes death anniversary with a government display of 125 copies of Don Quixote volumes and about 200 drawings by Spanish artist Senor Don Rigarde Marin. The sets are reserved for distinguished men in Brain ard da one Pius, King George and the King of Mary, with autographs on dedications for the Pope and King George.
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Pau
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George
Mary
Pope
Alvenso
Derby contenders reshape the big stakes field at Belmont
racing insiders rate Zev Goshawl and Salty's Alley among top movers as preparations unfold at Rancocas Farm and Pimlico. Rigel and Bo McMillan show promise before challenging rivals like Vigil General Thatcher and Chary Fic, with Tall Timber fading from a led role in the mile and a quarter tests.
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Bo McMillan
Lexington
Anna M. Stumphrey
Aspiration
Chittagong
U S Fencers Picked for World Title Meet in London
Eleven of twelve members of the American fencing team were selected to defend the Robert TM. Thomason trophy against Britain in London July 29 21 and 23 with Major Francis W. Honeycutt named team captain. Alternate choices include seven fencers and several managers. Team departure set for July 7 with additional matches in Birmingham and Edinburgh.
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Robert ™. Thomason
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Teague
Amnerica
Francis W. Honeycutt
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Chauncey R. McPherson
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Leon M. Schoonmaker
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Arthur §. Lyon
Rene Ferey
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George ©. Salman
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William H. Russel
Boston Athletic Association
Harold Rayner
John Dimond
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United States Military Academy
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Schoonmaker
Grier Bartol
Dennis Bencoe
Harold Bloomer
Columbia University
Burke Boyce
Boston
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Joe Dillon Returns to Boxing Trail after Jockey stint
New York May 17 Joe Dillon once rated the top American flyweight and slated to meet Jimmy Wilde for the title has returned to boxing after a brief switch to horse riding. He visited his manager’s office last week and joined promoters discussing the flyweight scene. Dillon decided the ring offered better money and is now training again.
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Joe
Dillon Eyes Bout With Jim Bones in New York Fight
Promoters whisper about a potential Dillon versus Jim Bones clash in New York. Dillon claims he can stop Bones after beating rivals like Genaro and others, while Bones’s handlers hesitate to consider the matchup despite Dillon’s bold purse bet and public interest.
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Frankie Genaro
Saratoga
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Bern Friedman
Mamaux Career Dips Across Pirates Dodgers Span
The Pirates and Dodgers star Mamaux, once a sprinting ace, faced fading form after 1916. From a 21 win season with Pittsburgh to a waning 4-7 record by 1922, his speed and value dwindled, prompting reports he may n ot remain with major league clubs amidst trade talks and war era shifts.
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Mamaux
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Syracuse Sets Sail to Meet Navy Crew at Annapolis
Syracuse varsity junior varsity and freshman crews prep for Togata at Annapolis. Thirty three oarsmen led by Coach James Ten Eyck depart Syracuse for Annapolis after a Seneca River workout. They will train on Severn River with three shells to face Navy cadets, one change finalizing Straten as first substitute to the varsity.
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Seneca River
James Ten Eyck
Commodore Moore
Ernest Parks
Bill Rose
Grange Street
Annapolis
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Wavy
Severn River
Naval School
Ten Eyck
Naval Academy
Seven champions to fight here Monday night
Seven state champions will appear on Captain Baum's amateur boxing card at the State Street Casino Monday night. It will be the first real amateur show in this city in over two years. The program includes ten bouts with three exhibitions and seven championship-caliber contests. Mike Esposito of Stamford, holder of the state flyweight title, will box Tommy McKeon of New Haven in a rematch. Buddy Rudney of New Haven, the state bantamweight champion, will meet Nick Loginack of Bridgeport, who previously faced Rudney.
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Captain Baum
State Street
Mike Esposito
Stamford
Tommy McKeon
New Haven
Esposito
Elm
Park City youth knocked out early in title bout
In a brief state title fight, Lozinack stops a Park City youth with an uppercut in under two minutes. New Haven’s Johnny Turnés and Joe Morgan clash in a four three-round bout for honor. Turner holds the state title. Monday features Henry Mongueese as the lightweight champ by default, facing an undecided opponent from Stamford or Bridgeport.
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Lozinack
New Haven
Johnny Turnés
Joe Morgan
Honore
Turner
Henry Mongueese
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