Newspaper results for "Bessie Coleman" AND aviat*
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138 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (17 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
The Washington Herald — 1912-04-09, page 9
… returns Many indictments. The grand jury yesterday returned in dictments against Bessie Coleman for grand larceny; George Leo Settler, house breaking and larceny. and Leroy Brown …
… three months. Avfator's Wife Buried. Mrs. Ruth owens Peck. wife of Paul Peck, the aviator, who died Sunday, was buried yesterday noon at Rockville. Nd. Rev. William r. Snyder …
The Washington Herald — 1912-04-09, page 10
… upon the recommendation or v. A. McFarlsnd superintendent of the Water Department. Aviator's Wife riorlrd. Mrs. Ruth Owens Tecfc. wifo of Taul Feck, the aviator, who died Sunday, was burled yesterday noon at Rockvllle. Md. Iter. William JL …
… nefnrns Many Indictment. The grand Jury yesterday returned In dictments against Bessie Coleman, for grand larceny; George Lo Settler, house breaking and larceny, and Leroy Brown …
Evening Star — 1916-05-20, page 4
… security to await the action of the grand jury. Bernard Hentori. a companion, and Bessie Coleman, colored, alleged accomplices of Greely, were charged with housebreaking. Bach …
… Carlstrom's arrival. The flights were held in connection with a military, naval and aviation tournament, which began today at the Sheepshead Bay speedway. GIFT OF BASE HOSPITAL …
Evening Star — 1916-06-08, page 12
… attorneys, D. W. Baker and X. D. Bowles. United States agt. Bernard Benton and Bessie Coleman, housebreaking; and larceny: verdict Kuilty as to Benton; not guilty as to Coleman …
… injury he auatairted in an aeroplane flight. He la an officer of the Royal British Aviation Corps. jiu'w o'jawiuiiiiiiiiiii . J +! S-% 4- * /"V VI C* lUUllUIld \ DERS | ve …
The Washington Tribune — 1921-10-01, page 1
… Service. Miss G. Duffin is regis trar. OH^e: Bg|^J St, N. W. FIRST COLORED WOMAN AVIATRIX Miss Bessie Coleman, formerly a manicurist, in Chicago, arrived in New York Saturday, from Europe where …
… she went to learn aviation. Miss Coleman is the first colored woman to take up aviation. She studied in France and plans to give demonstrations of her ability as a flyer …
The Washington Times — 1922-09-05, page 20
… superiors and not from inferiors. Colored Lady Flier THE first and only colored lady aviator comes from Europe. Bessie Coleman is her name and she has flown a plane with a 220-horsepower motor, the most powerful …
The Washington Tribune — 1922-12-30, page 8
… day this year. An outstanding event in colored ports was the re-‘ turn of Miss Bessie Coleman of Chica go; ,rbm Europe, as an I‘aviatrix.” •‘Battling Siki” threw cold chills into, the prize ring by not lying down as' …
The Washington Times — 1926-04-30, page 4
… operated by Leonard Fields, colored, 116 You St. N. W-, were badly damaged. ONLY AVIATRIX OF RACE DIES AS PLANE CRASHES JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 39. William D. Wills. 24 …
… . of Dallas, Tex., and Bessie Coleman, £6, of Chicago, said to be the only negro aviatrix in the world, were killed this morning in an exhibit ion air plane flight west …
Evening Star — 1926-05-01, page 12
… ( l oiled Staffs. w.*».«!iin i ;n»»i st;ir Phot**. Plane Crash Killing Colored Aviatrix Laid to Wrench Jammed in Controls By the Annociabd Pn-ss. JACKSONVILLE. Fla., May …
… believed to have been the j cause of an airplane crash here yes- 1 terday which killed Bessie Coleman! of Chicago, said to be the only negro woman aviator in the world, ami I William D. Wills. Dallas, Tex., who was flying with her. Aviators who witnessed the acci dent said the plane was flying at an altitude of about 1 …
The Washington Tribune — 1926-05-07, page 1
… Billups; Allen Billups, and Alfred Bil lups. e ißashinsfon ©ribune PUBLISHED WEEKLY BESSIE COLEMAN, AVIATRIX, KILLED Hi FALL FROM PLANE Jacksonville, Fla.—Bessie Coleman, aviatrix. was killed while doing a practice flight the .day before she was scheduled to …
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