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Filler August 28, 1913 Event 1 of 2

Iowa County Democrat

Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin

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A very amusing incident occurred Wednesday afternoon just previous to Mr. Beachey leaving the field on his first flight. The propeller of the machine was started, and the draught created by its rapid revolving took the hats of the many spectators flying helter skelter over the field. The pulling force of the propeller when running correctly is nearly four hundred pounds—and the four men who helped hold the plane back had all they could attend to.

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Lost Their Hats.

A very amusing incident occurred Wednesday afternoon just previous to Mr. Beachey leaving the field on his first flight. The propeller of the machine was started, and the draught created by its rapid revolving took the hats of the many spectators flying helter skelter over the field. The pulling force of the propeller when running correctly is nearly four hundred pounds—and the four men who helped hold the plane back had all they could attend to.

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Human Interest Curiosity

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Hats Blown Off Airplane Propeller Aviation Incident Spectators Mr. Beachey

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Beachey

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Hats Blown Off Spectators By Airplane Propeller Draft

Key Persons

Mr. Beachey

Event Details

A very amusing incident occurred Wednesday afternoon just previous to Mr. Beachey leaving the field on his first flight. The propeller of the machine was started, and the draught created by its rapid revolving took the hats of the many spectators flying helter skelter over the field. The pulling force of the propeller when running correctly is nearly four hundred pounds—and the four men who helped hold the plane back had all they could attend to.

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