The Woman in the Machine.
In a tense hotel interrogation a telephonist Wanda Kelly contends with Mark, Robertson, and Blake as they press for a code number and potential testimony. She resists until offered payoff and threatens further exposure, while Standish and Standish’s rival network loom, hinting at a larger political conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Cleveland
Takoma
T. Takoma
Mark
van Dyke
Misa Kelly
Central
Standish case drama as Tom Blake intervenes
In a tense scene Tom Blake enters the room where Vanda stands off as Jack watches. The clerk mentions a number tied to a Standish story and jail threats. Tom asserts support for Vanda, denounces bullying, and asks Miss Kelly if he may act as her counsel as she agrees.
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Robertson
Mark
Miss Kelly
Ukiku
Moe
Tom
Mixa Kelly
Jack
Tom Blake
Vanda
Standish
Jim Blake
Misa Kelly
Estate of William Kusz Exemption Notice in Wood County
In the matter of the estate of William Kusz deceased a letters of administration with will annexed were granted to Fritz Kusz. The court fixes June 12 1914 as the period for creditors to present claims for examination and allowance. Affected claims will be examined at the Grand Rapids Court House during the June term starting the third Tuesday. Notice to creditors will be published weekly for four consecutive weeks in the Marshfield Times. Dated December 9 1913. By the Court W J Conway, County Clerk.
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State of
Wisconsin
Wood County
William Kusz
William Kusa
Lata
Cameron
Wood
Fritz) Kusa
William Rusa
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Times
County of Wood
W. J. Conway
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Plaza 1001
Mullins
Milas Kelly
Marx
Mari
Blur
Neligan
Beta Blal-globhe
Nell
Ben
Frank E. Kelly
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Kansan
Grese
Zou
Terrill
Fletcher
Castoria
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Upham Retail Lumber Yards
W. J. Schlafke
Prop
John Luis
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Taylor & Scott CO
Wood County Abstracts
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