Miss Flora Wilson A Los Angeles Suffragist Singer
Miss Flora Wilson daughter of the secretary of agriculture speaks on marriage and divorce views. She notes she can sing and work with a partner role, prefers mutual partnerships over gifts, and envisions a future where a husband and wife share tasks as equals.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Flora Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Flora McFlinneey
Flora
Dr. Jackoly
Victoria
Wilhelmina
Samoa
Piera
Girl Will Fly
Miss Harriet Quinby a young writer formerly of California aims to win an aerial pilot license. She conducts several grasscutting flights each morning and manages to lift off the ground for a few feet from Mineola New York.
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Mineola
Harriet Quinby
California
Quinby
New Bills on Today at Moving Picture Houses
Circuit Theatre presents In Old California When the Gringoes Came The Baby of the Hoarding House The Tailor Rubberneck Cole Sisters and Circuit Symphony Orchestra. Crown Theatre shows The Knight of the Road and a tale of a hobo who helps a farmer then returns to camp. Exhibit Theatre screens Indian Justice The Young King of Rome Tanta Africa Josh and Cindy's Wedding Trip. Ideal Theatre offers Snare of the City Slabaides The Fascinating Bachelor. National Theatre offers What a Woman Can Do The Fiddler's Requiem Forgiveness Is Sweet Boones Along the Mekong.
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Circuit Theatre
California
Rubberneck
Cole Sisters
Circuit Symphony Orchestra
Crown Theatre
Hoboam
Rome
Tanta
Africa
Josh
Cindy
Ideal
Slabaides
National Theatre
Mekong
Bankers Caso Postponed in Idaho Trial of Kettenbach
The trial of Frank W. Kettenbach, former Lewiston National Bank president, for falsifying reports to the Comptroller of the Currency has been postponed to September. Previously he faced charges of abstracting 137000 dollars from the bank, with the case dismissed early due to evidentiary tensions. A separate Paris note reports plans to erect a statue of King Edward VII at Cannes.
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Frank W. Kettenbach
Lewiston National Bank
Idaho
Kettenbach
Paris
Edward of England
Cannes
Millionaire Walter Duryea Dies After Broken Neck
New York May 12 Walter E Duryea dies at 44 after a decade with a broken neck from a 1899 jump at the Casino in Glen Cove. He spent 10 months in hospital and later grew wealthy through shrewd investments, increasing his fortune to about 800000 dollars from an inheritance of 2500.
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I United Preas
New York
Walter E Duryea
Duryea
Glencove
Telegraph line carries thirteen talks over one wire
Eleven telephone conversations and two telegraphic messages between here and New York are transmitted simultaneously over a single copper wire the size of a lead pencil with no conflict on a newly completed line. It will be extended to San Francisco.
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Denver
Here
New York
San Francisco
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