Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-09-08 | Page 4 | Still No Trace of Missing Aviators |

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Date	1919-09-08
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
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Article Title	Still No Trace of Missing Aviators
Type	article
Date	1919-09-08
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Page	4
OCR Text	Show STILL NO TRACE OF MISSING AVIATORS SANT DIEGO. Cal., Sept. 7. American aviators searching- for Fred Waterhouse and Cecil Connelly, aviators, mfestng in Lower California, today had penetrated 135 miles into Mexico to San Augustine's well, where a new airplane base was es-t es-t blished. The new base ts southeast of San Quentin, whero there has been a rase some days. In establishing the new base, the searchers had to clear away brush and large trees to provide a landing place. Major Theodore MacAuley, who returned re-turned here today from hfs third air trip in search of the men, declared he believed them dead.
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