You can't.

What you can do is setup a macro to do it for you since it's a repeatable list of clicks to do. Get your screen to just show the invoices you want to delete, or at least grouped together. Like, for me, I go to sales, then filter by open invoices, and sort by price. I'm trying to get rid of thousands of $0.01 late fee invoices that were generated in the past. You could sort by name or whatever also.

Then I setup my macro, and record deleting one. I then set the macro to repeat x times and let it go. since the dispaly will remove the deleted one, it will be replaced by the next one to delete. It takes some time, and quickbooks starts to crash with out of memory errors once you get to about 100 deletions in a row. Just keep an eye on it and restart as needed. Saves your hand from lots of work. I use a program called doitagain to perform the macro.

You can see my macro running in action on this video where i reported the memory crashes.