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Seventy Seven Aviators Killed This Year
New York reports a rapid rise in aviation fatalities this year with seventy seven aviators killed. France leads with twenty five deaths, followed by Germany seven teen, Russia four, and multiple countries one each. American toll lists numerous named pilots and a midair explosion in Paris, reflecting increasing amateur flights and accidents.
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New York
Thomas
Bellridge
France
Mme
Denis Moore
Etampes
Servia
Spain
Belgium
Brasil
Peru
Cuba
Princeton
T. le Martin
M. Landon
Canada
Ports Rica
William G. Purvis
Paton Rouge
Liew
George EM. Kelly
AHRA
San Antonio
Vexa
Sta. V. Handle
Los Angeles
P. A. Kreamer
Chicago
William KR. Badger
Sgt
Croke Johnstone
Lake Michigan
Chicago Aviation
J. J. Friable
Norton
Kan
Hisa
John W. Rovesbaum
DeWit
Frank W. Miller
Trox
Oblo
Dave Castel
Lane
Manat
J. ¢. Clarke
Internat
Ional Aviation
Long Stand
Crommell Hixon
Spokane
Mocky Mountains
Eugene B. Ely
Macon
John Montgomery
Edenvale
Cal
Ted Shriver
Ponce
Porto Rico
Lieutenant Selfridge
Fort Myer
Eugene Speyer
San Francisco
Ralph Johnstone
Denver
Cecil Grace
Engilah Vannel
John 8. Molvant
New Orlans
Arch Moxey
Wright Aviator
Molsant
New Orleans