File:Arkansas City Daily Traveler on December 23, 1912, part 2.jpg

DescriptionArkansas City Daily Traveler on December 23, 1912, part 2.jpg	English: The Salt Lake Tribune on June 2, 1912
Date	2 June 1912
Source	The Salt Lake Tribune on June 2, 1912
Author	AnonymousUnknown author
Other versions

AVIATORS' IIEAVV DEATH ROLL !H YEAH (continued from page 1)" Sept. 2 1 J . H . Astley, English aviator, killed in exhibition flight at Belfast, Ireland. " 1 r Sept. 25 -L'eut. Regazzoni, killed while trying a new aeroplane" at Turin, Italy. Sept. 28. John L. I.ongstaff, killed when biplane buckled at Min-eola, L.I. Sept. 28. Lieut. Rockwell and Corporal Scott, U. S. A., killed at College Park, Md. Sept. 30 Lieut. Hoover, of German army, died of injuries received in Saxony. Oct. 3 Charles F. Walsh, plung ed to death in exhibition flight at Trenton, X. J. Oct. 4 August Birkmeier, killed wh'le attempting a turn at Hanover, Germany. ; Oct. 6 M. Kondo, a Japanese aviator, killed in flight at Savona, N. Y. Oct. C Ernst Elig and" mechani cian, killed in 600-foot fall at Jo-Uannesthal, Germany. Oct. 7 Lieut. Gordasco, Italian army av'ator, and h's mechanic, Paccalo, aeroplane overturned in flight near Rome; P'cealo killed. Oct. 8 Joseph Stevenson, died of injuries received in flisht at BirniThg ham, Ala. Oct 15 Cob'ono, Swiss airman, and passenger, killed in fall at Berne, Switzerland. Oct. IT Ieut. Blanc, French mil itary aviator, killed in fall at Chalons, France. Oct. 19-f-Lieut. Weissbarth, of German army, and passenger, killed n Wurtemberg. Oct. 20 Amedee Lacour, French aviator, k'lled in fall at Mussidan, France. Oct. 23 Louis Mitchell, killed in 200-foot fall at Montgomery, Ala. Oct. 30 Lieut. Hamburger, of Bavarian army, killed in fall at Mnn'ch. Nov. 5 Lieut. Mareehal, of French army, killed by 100 foot fall at Chartres, France. Nov. r. Australian military aviator, killed 5n fall at Goerz. Nov. 6. Lieut. Altrichter, of Germany army, and passenger, killed ot Ilalberstadt, Germany. Nov. 21 Andre Frey, killed In 150-foot fall at Rheims, France. Nov. 21 Lieut. Laurent, French army aviator, killed in fall at LXa rapes. Nov. 30 Paul Arondet, killed in 180-foot fall at Juvisy-Sur-Orge, I France. Dec. 14 Horace Kearney and Chester Lawrence, believed to have perished at sea while attempt"ng a (light from Los Angeles to San Francisco. ' Dec. 15 Lieut. Parke, of Royal navy, and passenger Hardwlcke, killed, by 150-foot fall at Wimber-ley, Eng. V". , ; -.. y Note Added to -this are , the names of Kearney and Lawrence who attempted to fly from Los Angeles to San Franc'sc last week and met death in the ocean. Horace Kearney was formerly an Arkansas City boy. H's parents now reside in Kansas City, Mo.

Aviators' Heavy Death Roll In Year.

• September 02 Henry Jacob Delaval Astley, English aviator, killed in exhibition flight at Belfast, Ireland.
• September 25, 1912 Lieutenant Regazzoni, killed while trying a new aeroplane at Turin, Italy.
• September 28, 1912 John L. Longstaff, killed when biplane buckled at Mineola, New York.
• September 28, 1912 Lieutenant Rockwell and Corporal Scott, killed at College Park, Maryland.
• September 30, 1912 Lieutenant Hoover, of the German Army, died of injuries received in Saxony, Germany.
• October 03, 1912 Charles Francis Walsh, plunged to death in exhibition flight at Trenton, New Jersey.
• October 04, 1912 August Birkmeier, killed while attempting a turn at Hanover, Germany.
• October 06, 1912 M. Kondo, a Japanese aviator, killed in flight at Savona, New York.
• October 06, 1912 Ernst Elig and mechanician, killed in 600-foot fall at Jouannesthal, Germany.
• October 07, 1912 Lieutenant Gordasco, an Italian Army aviator, and his mechanic, Pacealo, aeroplane overturned in flight near Rome; Pacealo killed.
• October 08, 1912 Joseph Stevenson, died of injuries received in flight at Birmingham, Alabama.
• October 15, 1912 Cobono, a Swiss airman, and passenger, killed in fall at Berne, Switzerland.
• October 17, 1912 Lieutenant Blanc, French military aviator, killed in fall at Chalons, France.
• October 19, 1912 Lieutenant Weissbarth, of German army, and passenger, killed in Wurtemberg, Germany.
• October 20, 1912 Amedee Lacour, French aviator, killed in fall at Mussidan, France.
• October 23, 1912 Louis Mitchell, killed in 200-foot fall at Montgomery, Alabama.
• October 30, 1912 Lieutenant Hamburger, of Bavarian army, killed in fall at Munich, Germany.
• November 05, 1912 Lieutenant Mareehal, of French army, killed by 100 foot fall at Chartres, France.
• November 05, 1912 Australian military aviator, killed in fall at Goerz.
• November 06, 1912 Lieutenant Altrichter, of the Germany Army, and passenger, killed at Halberstadt, Germany.
• November 21, 1912 Andre Frey, killed In 150-foot fall at Rheims, France.
• November 21, 1912 Lieutenant Laurent, French army aviator, killed in fall at Darapes.
• November 30, 1912 Paul Arondet, killed in 180-foot fall at Juvisy-Sur-Orge, France.
• December 14, 1912 Horace Kearney and Chester Lawrence, believed to have perished at sea while attempting a flight from Los Angeles, California to San Francisco, California.
• Dec. 15, 1912 Lieutenant Parke, of the Royal Navy, and passenger Hardwlcke, killed, by 150-foot fall at Wimberley, Eng.
  
• Note: Added to this are the names of Horace Kearney and Lawrence who attempted to fly from Los Angeles, California to San Francisco, California last week and met death in the ocean. Horace Kearney was formerly an Arkansas City boy. His parents now reside in Kansas City, Missouri.

• http://www.earlyaviators.com/edavelam.pdf

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1929. Public domain works must be out of copyright in both the United States and in the source country of the work in order to be hosted on the Commons. If the work is not a U.S. work, the file must have an additional copyright tag indicating the copyright status in the source country. Note: This tag should not be used for sound recordings.PD-1923Public domain in the United States//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Arkansas_City_Daily_Traveler_on_December_23,_1912,_part_2.jpg