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Thousands of Visitors at North Yakima Fair Witness Latest Tragedy of the Air. Fatalities of Aviation in 1912 January 12 Bouchounet at Sen-Lis, France. January 23 Rutherford Page, Los Angelea. February -i Captain Le Maguet, Versailles, France. February 17 Graham Gilinour, Brooklands, England. February 23 Lieutenant Du Courneau, Pan, France. March 11 Suzanne Bernard at Tempes, France. March 13 Lieutenant Henri Paul Seville at Pau, France. May 23 Lieutenant Albokrinoff and an assistant at Sebastopol. April 3 Calbraith P. Rogers, Long Beaoh, Cal. May 7 Herr Bachmeyer, Johan-nisthal. May li Mayon Schmiguiski, Cassel, Prussia. May 13 Victor Louis Mason, Brooklands, England. May 21 Fred J. Southard, Xenia, Ohio. May 25 Lieutenant Schlienting at Jottannisthal. June 1 Philip O. Parmalee, North Yakima, Wash.

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Philip O. Parmalee Falls To Death. Thousands of Visitors at North Yakima Fair Witness Latest Tragedy of the Air. Fatalities of Aviation in 1912.

• January 12, 1912 Bouchounet at Senlis in France.
• January 22, 1912 Rutherford Page in Los Angeles, California.
• February 04, 1912 Captain Le Maguet in Versailles, France.
• February 17, 1912 Graham Gilinour in Brooklands, England.
• February 23, 1912 Lieutenant Du Courneau in Pan, France.
• March 11, 1912 Suzanne Bernard in Tempes, France.
• March 13, 1912 Lieutenant Henri Paul Seville in Pau, France.
• April 03, 1912 Calbraith Perry Rodgers in Long Beach, California.
• May 23, 1912 Lieutenant Albokrinoff and an assistant in Sevastopol, Russia.
• May 07, 1912 Herr Bachmeyer in Johannisthal.
• May 14, 1912 Mayon Schmiguiski in Cassel, Prussia.
• May 13, 1912 Victor Louis Mason in Brooklands, England.
• May 21, 1912 Fred J. Southard in Xenia, Ohio.
• May 25, 1912 Lieutenant Schlienting in Jottannisthal.
• June 01, 1912 Philip Orin Parmelee in North Yakima, Washington.

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