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... Island group at 2 a.m. to-day. ATLANTIC ASPIRANTS' FORCED LANDING. New York, Monary. It is reported that Wilmer Stultz Amelia Earhart, flying a threo motor Fokker fitted with pontoons, have been forced down at Halifax on their way to Trepassey Harbour ...
... SOUTHAMPTON. GREAT OVATION FROM DENSE ■ CROWDS. FIRST OCEAN CONQUEROR SEES MISS EARHART. P • endshjp, the 'plane in which Miss Amelia Earhart, the 29- } e . ar ~old Boston girl, and her companions, Mr Wilmer Stultz Mr Lincoln EHsworthy, and Gordon (mechanic), ...
... ATLANTIC FLYERS WELCOMED TO SOUTHAMPTON. Miss Amelia Earhart and Mr Wilmer Stultz who flew tho Atlantic, are here seen on arrival at Southampton LN A Lett to right Mr Wilmer Gordon (mechanic), Miss Earhart, and the Mayoress of Southampton. ...
... has been invited to a public reception on her return to America. UNNOTICED OCEAN FLYER. Miss Earhart's Distress. Miss Amelia Earhart distressed at the fact that she has figured in the limelight at the expense of Mr Stultz, who piloted the seaplane Friendship ...
... ith, Charles m, .Captain Harry W. Lyon, and James \\ arner; also Nobile and Munson. Of the women, Ruth Elder and Miss Amelia Earhart. who has flown from Newfoundland to England. Goethals and Roosevelt wero also daring figures. By a Clergyman (The Rev ...
... as tu number of contributions paid, you will then be entitled to Old-Age Pension without inquiry as to means. C.P.—Miss Amelia Earhart (America) was the first woman to fly the Atlantic. She helped Mr Wilmer Stultz to pilot the seaplane, Friendship, from ...
... Huenfeld and Captain Koehl (Germans) and Major Fitzmaurice (Irish). Dublin to Greenly Island. Labrador. 1928—June 18. Miss Amelia Earhart and Mr Wilmer Stutz. Newfoundland to Llanellv. 1929—June 14-15. MM. Assolant, Lefevre, and Lotti (French). Old Orchard ...
... Baron von Huenfeld and Captain Koehl (Germans) and Major Fitzmaurice (Irish). Dublin Greenly Island, Labrador. 18. Miss Amelia Earhart and Wilmer Stutz. Newfoundland to Llanelly. —June 14-15. MM. Assolant, Lefevre, and Lotti (French). Old Orchard, Maine ...
... described in connection with several aerial journeys recent years, notably the transatlantic flight of Stultz, Gordon, and Amelia Earhart made in June, 1928. Before the days of aviation the Brocken spectre was occasionally seen and drawn from balloons, and ...
... was the fir-t or equalising goal scored by Newcastle against Arsenal that formed the subject of dispute. Flying.—Miss Amelia Earhart (American) was the first woman to fly the Atlantic. In the seaplane Friendship, which she helped Wilmer Stultz to pilot ...
... ATLANTIC FLIGHT ATTEMPT Miss Earhart Sets Off St John's, N.F., Friday. Miss Amelia Earhart left here this morning for Harbour Grace, the point from which she is to take off on her attempt to cross the Atlantic. ...
... SHY MISS EARHART Wont Kiss Husband In Public Cherbourg, Friday. Miss Amelia Earhart was too shy to kiss her husband. Mr G. P. Putnam, in public when they met to-day on his arrival here from America. Miss Earhart had come from England. They shook hands ...