The Allerton family wants to help women get the right to vote. Larry Allerton's zeal for women's suffrage, however, pales in comparison to his admiration for the barnstormers. Nothing is more important to him than being with those pilots and their planes. He sneaks away to the airfield, leaving Gloria and Mother to do his household chores, in addition to their efforts for the suffrage cause. Even after his parents punish him, Larry starts skipping school to spend more time at the airfield. Finally he is caught by a truant officer. What will it take to convince Larry that he needs to make time for his family and his schoolwork?
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Women Win the Vote
The Allerton family wants to help women get the right to vote. Larry Allerton's zeal for women's suffrage, however, pales in comparison to his admiration for the barnstormers. Nothing is more important to him than being with those pilots and their planes. He sneaks away to the airfield, leaving Gloria and Mother to do his household chores, in addition to their efforts for the suffrage cause. Even after his parents punish him, Larry starts skipping school to spend more time at the airfield. Finally he is caught by a truant officer. What will it take to convince Larry that he needs to make time for his family and his schoolwork?
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