Daring Bird Ladies Tackle Fearless Skies
Three women aviators share bold resolve as they pursue flight in a male dominated field. Madeline Bleriot Johnson studies in Pasadena and aims for South and Central American meets, Blanche Scott fears drowning yet pursues the air, Myrtle Dennison ships to aviation for the pure thrill of flying.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fach
Madeline Bleriot Johnson
Louis Bleriot
New Yorker
South
Central America
Pasadena
Blanche Scott
Myrtle Dennison
Nine Proposals for Hetty's Son
In San Francisco on January 31 Col EH R Green Hetty Green's son received nine marriage proposals three by telephone and six by letter. The suitors insist they are not mere clothes horses or the chameleon type. Green says they all read his newspaper ad and he declined to name the writers or reveal the phone table source.
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Sn Press
Francisco
Col. E. H. R. Green
Hetty Green
New York
Green
Portland Man Survives Auto Crash With Injuries
Philip Mumford, struck by an automobile in Portland, was hospitalized after suffering a broken leg, three broken fingers, a broken rib, and multiple lacerations. He remained upbeat, saying he was glad he was no worse as attendants carried him into care.
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Portland, Or
Philip Mumford
Wireless and Telegraphy Careers Promise Good Start
A good position for ambitious young men and women in wireless or railway telegraphy exists as telegraphers are in short supply since new laws and wireless stations expanded. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with room to advance. The National Telegraph Institute of Seattle operates under ER. R. and wireless officials and places all graduates. Write for full details.
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National Telegraph Institute of Seattle
Washb
ER. R
Wireless
Signalling Witnesses Charged at Trial
In a murder trial in Port Orchard Washington Dr Stephen Olmstead testified death of Claire Williamson was due to peritonitis and intestinal catarrh amid vigorous cross and direct examinations Night sessions began to accelerate proceedings Mrs Hazzard expected to be the last defense witness A dramatic signal accusation arose as prosecutor Morford charged Mrs Hazzard with signaling witnesses during nurse Sarah Robinsons deathbed testimony The judge ordered the jury out and instructed them to ignore any signaling testimony Robinson remained a strong defense witness denying denial of food or separation of the Williamson sisters
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United Prese
Port Orchard
Wash
Kelley
Cue & Hazzard
Claire Williamson
Stephen Olmstead
Seattle
Ozard
Mrs. Hazzard
Dr. Hazzard
R. M. Morford
Sarah Robinson
Morford
Yakey
Gregory
Mra. Ha
Mra. Hazzard
Mise Robinson
Williamson Sisters
Manila
Case Charles K. Case
State Federation of Labor
Everett
Snyder
Cotterill
Senate
Equal Rights Mrn. E. P. Pick
Dad White
Supreme Court
William H. White
Thomas F. Parish
Judge White
Herman W. Craven
Poindexter
Son of Wisconsin dam defender starts new life in Oregon
Clarence Dietz, son of John Dietz who helped defend Cameron dam, travels to Yoncalla Oregon to work on a railroad. He vows never to return to Wisconsin and cites deep family injustice. He bears a scar from the 8 year struggle that left his sister dead and his father in prison.
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United Press
Roseburg
Ore
Clarence Dietz
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Wisconsin
Yoncallo
Dietz
Cameron
Tella
Bishop Scolds Archduchess Over Jewels and Dress
Vienna reports a court controversy as Bishop Prochazka denounces Archduchess Augusta for wearing fine clothes and jewels. He urges plain dress to reflect hospital visits, sparking a high society push to remove the bishop amid protests from aristocrats.
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United Press
Vienna
Augusta
Archduke Joseph
Prochazka
Stuhlweisenburg
Thousand Turned Away From Cotterill Meeting
A massive crowd packed Arcade hall last night for George F. Cotterill’s campaign event, with at least 1,600 inside and 66 standing to hear the progressive candidate. Edger C. Snyder led the meeting, which featured direct answers to questions and calls for paid contributions from attendees.
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Arcade Hall
George F. Cotterill
Edgar C. Snyder
Cotterill
Snyder
Tully
T. A. Pariah
Cottérill
Spe
Audiemes
Otterill
Seattle Electric Company
Spyder
Seattle
Prominent Men Endorse Darrow Innocence in Wires
Telegraphic messages from 15 Chicago professionals and businessmen urged Darrow’s innocence of the charges. Notables include former Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Simon Shope, Francis S. Wilson, J. W. Gibbons, Fred Busse, Harry Olson, R. S. Tuthill, and others praising his public service and high regard among colleagues.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Simon P. Shope
Ilinois Supreme Court
G. B. Foster
Department of Philosophy
University of Chicago
Francis 8. Wilson
Cook County
John W. Gibbons
Circuit Court of
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
R. 8. Tuthill
W. M. Gurley
J. B. Payne
Jacob C. Lenosky
Jas. C. McShane l
John 8. Miller
Governor Hacked by Cruel Sabres in Portugal Turmoil
In Lisbon martial law is proclaimed as troops surround the labor federation. About 500 labor members are jailed while violence surges across Motta and Oporto with reports of a mob attacking government buildings and the governor being killed by sabres.
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United Press
Lisbon
Morta Evera
Oporto
Republic
Labor Federation
Motta
Holy Cross students held on arson charge in Quebec
Five Holy Cross college students were arrested in Farnham Quebec on arson charges after authorities say they set fire to the institution when denied permission to return home for a holiday. The damage was listed at 125000 dollars.
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Farnham
Que
Holy Cross College
Trial antics in Thurston will case sparks courtroom clash
In San Diego Mrs Marietta Dixon testified as a chiropodist witness and provoked Mrs Katherine Tingley to leap from her chair crying out in protest at the judge and jury for allowing the testimony. The moment highlighted the heated cross examination during the Thurston will case.
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San Diego
Cal
Marietta Dixon
Katherine Tingley
Tingley
Incubator The Ideal Bulls for This Mate
The Keepsafe Incubator program presents the Eight successful seasons a service d only by the Chas. H. Phy Co. at Foot of Man Bee Bemttle. The note references historical equipment and a regional business listing.
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Chas. H. Phy Co
Foot of Man
Death in Desperate Race on Santa Fe Train
W. G. Buck of Chicago died in Bernardino after contracting pneumonia during a business trip. A private train was allowed to pass between Mojave and Los Angeles at speed as doctors noted the lower altitude. The _Santa Fe_ train slowed to 65 mph before Buck’s death became evident.
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Los Angeles
W. G. Buck
Chicago
Chanical Department
Santa Fe Railroad
Bernardino
Buck
Albuquerque
Mojave
Santa Fe
Alveolar Dentistry Promises Durable Teeth
An advertisement touts Alveolar dentistry as a superior alternative to bridgework. It argues bridges strain supporting teeth, cause gum inflammation, and risk pyorrhea, while claiming Alveolar teeth are beautiful, lasting, and painless. The copy urges readers to request samples and contact Portland, Abington, Seattle for terms.
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Seton
Innerlin
India
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Morrill
Feerth Avenue
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Seattle Theatre
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Hopkins
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Texas
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Craig
Alice Faye
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Sudan
Everett and Edmonds
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Bamonds Mound
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Albany
Pike Street
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Sigmas
Denne
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Adolf
Mr. Skygack
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DeePrer
Diss Squirrel Cage
Hetty
Dreamland
Kodak Films
A. M. Frost
First Ave
RU Een
Oregon
Flay Parish
United Presse
Beattie Automobile Sc Bct
Groadvay
Kellogg
Idaho
Mason
Sacramento
Wallace
Ed Chase
Tacoma
Chico
Butte County
PAPE
U.S. Pat
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Second Ave
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Reliable Credit House
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