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Aviator Walsh falls 2,000 feet at Fair Grounds

The vast crowd at the --some sixty thousand persons was hushed into almost death-like silence as man and air struggled for the supremacy. Then as the monster bird-like machine tore asunder the crowd gasped in horror, to see the flier dashed to his doom. Women almost fainted at the awful sight, and men turned away.
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Aviator Walsh falls 2,000 feet at Fair Grounds

Walsh learned flying with Lincoln Beachy, his only real rival in the business. Mrs. Beachy was at the fair here today and rode around the track with Walsh previous to his fatal flight. She was almost prostrated by the accident. Walsh had been flying all the week, making spectacular flights daily. The spiral descent in which he met his death is the descent which has cost the lives of practically all the many recent victims of the air.
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Aviator Walsh falls 2,000 feet at Fair Grounds

Biplane Collapses When Daring Birdman Attempts Spiral Descent After Climb of 4,000 Feet. Monster Crowd Sees Him Crash To Earth in Wreck.
Charles F. Walsh, bird man at the Inter-State Fair, was dashed to his death in full view of thousands of people in the grand stand and about the grounds, late this afternoon. Walsh fell about 2,000 feet while attempting to make a spiral descent after a perfect climb ot a height of at least 4,000 feet.
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