Record Broken by Two Americans in Less Than 29
Days New York, July 14.
The "globe-girdlers, Mr. Linton wells and his companion, Mr. Evans, arrived at the Mitchell Aviation eld, New York, to-day after completing their world tour, which took 284 days. The previous record was plane schedule across the American continent had worked better the trip would have been shorter. They had more trouble in this respect than in any place in Europe. a The first man to greet the globe-trotters was Mr. John Mears, whose record they have broken—Reuter,
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