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English:
Top half of first page of Los Angeles Herald the day after Archibald Hoxsey set a world airplane altitude record of 11,474 feet. Photos show Hoxsey being carried by fans and walking to a grandstand.
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Original text:
Original publication
: Los Angeles Herald in Los Angeles, California, December 27, 1910
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Los Angeles Herald
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