File:Mabel Kelso (1912).jpg

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English: Beginning in July 1912, United Wireless radio (then known as "wireless telegraphy") operator Mabel Kelso served aboard the ocean-going ship Mariposa.
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Source Photograph included in the newspaper article "Miss Kelso of Seattle, Only Woman to Hold License as Wireless Operator", from page 3 of the July 14, 1912 issue of the Brisbee (Arizona) Daily Review
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1912 photograph of United Wireless radio operator Mabel Kelso

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