Never Dreamed of Airplane in 1860, Pony Rider Asserts After First Flight, St. Joseph Gazette August 31, 1923.

Name/Title

Never Dreamed of Airplane in 1860, Pony Rider Asserts After First Flight, St. Joseph Gazette August 31, 1923.

Entry/Object ID

AM1972.14.1L

Scope and Content

Never Dreamed of Airplane in 1860, Pony Rider Asserts After First Flight, St. Joseph Gazette August 31, 1923. Pilot E. M. Laird of Wichita and Charles Cliff 79 years old of St. Joseph appear in a picture on the front page of this newspaper. Charles is one of the original pony express riders. Another story on the same page is about the 2,000 mile grind that awaits final word from the U. S. Capital. A 1,300 mile telegraph wire will flash go from President Coolidge to rider at Pikes Peak Stables. The riders will try to better the record of 7 days and 17 hours from St. Joseph to San Francisco.

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Newspaper

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Other Documents

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Documentary Objects

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Category 08: Communication Objects

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Pony express

Condition

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Good

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Maintenance History

Date

Mar 29, 2016

Relationships

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Person or Organization

Laird, E. M.

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Charles Cliff

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President Coolidge