The Mystery Of The Rum Plane
Lowville, New York, June 1, 1922. ↩︎ Newspaper accounts differ on how many bottles were in the airplane and how many were broken in the crash. The headline of the New York Times article correctly said the plane had 250 quarts but the text had a typo
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