In 1914 what did Richard Halliburton do at the canal?

In 1914, Richard Halliburton gained fame for swimming the entire length of the Panama Canal as a stunt to promote his book about his travels. He completed this daring swim on February 22, navigating through the canal's locks and navigating its waters, which were both a significant engineering feat and a publicity event. His swim highlighted the canal's completion and showcased his adventurous spirit. Halliburton's act became a memorable moment in the history of the canal.