The Red Devil Sutherland and Los Angeles Crimes
An obituary chronicling Carl D. Sutherland alias Joseph Palmer alias Jack Ames, a famed outlaw in the West, his rise from boyhood to banditry, bold train robberies, his autobography letter to detective Jack Henderson, and his death after a violent spree in Los Angeles. It contrasts his rogue life with a late appeal for reform and a grim legacy.
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OS Angeles
Red Devil" Sutherland
Hyron
Robert Louis Stevenson
Carl
America
Lone Angeles County
President McKinley
Walter Aubie
Point
Jesse James
Los Angeles
Cald
Mississippi
Angel City
Broadway
William McKinley
Canton
California
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Carl D. Sutherland
Dick Turpin
Capt
Auble
Jack Henderson
Westchester Place
Joseph Palmer
Jack Ames
Carl Sherwood
Ald
Kentucky
Flo
Lamar
Barton County
Sutherland
Pittahyere
Kan
Tam
Rascal
Joe Palmer
Jack Wells
Hotomoua
Aldo
Palmer
Frank Errington
Oawexo
Pose
Negho
Errington
Kvonte
Jonely
Cherryvale
Tolsing
Denison
Tex
Walter Craig
Craig
Pittsburg
Nellie Errington
Sutherland O
Nellie Hrrington
Uomeig Om
Creek Nation
Jack Amos
Wrrington
Ife
Palr
San Francisco
Hheir
Tniversity Club
Cote Okahoma
Rotherkind
Low Angeles
New York World
Dear Bunch in Monte Carlo A Letter Full of French Gaffes
The writer teases Jomnn Fonry about living in Europe with Alice. He recalls comic French mispronunciations at Paris cafes and a New York memory of ordering lamb chops in French. The note jokes about Fred Perry’s limited French and a late night poker tale with nine million francs equaling about $2.40.
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Bunch
Monte Carlo
Alice
Iiven
Europe
Walter
Martin's
New York
Fred Perry
Fred
Henri Leoni
Tingle Club
Henri
Paris
Parla
Guy de
Poker Party Tales of the Cold Feet Companions
A humorous reminiscence of poker nights featuring Uncle Gregory Grant and Aunt Jella, the Companions of the Cold Feet and the Little Brothers of the Boast. The piece nicknames players, notes theatrical wagers, and pokes fun at family members from Kansas City and New York while describing lively card play and social dynamics.
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Gregory Grant
Jella
Kansge City
Peter
Gregory
New York
Zero Lodge
Julia
George Riggaby
Maude
George
Mia
Lorreng
Martha
How They Stand Great Heat
A steamship engineer notes workers in blast furnaces and ships endure 118 to 140 degrees with little clothing. He explains humidity is the key factor, as artificial heat drives out moisture, reducing discomfort compared to 90 degree heat with high humidity.
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Wuffer
Theaa
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Uncle Gregory
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Little Brothers of the Loost
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Lorrenz
Frappe
Mrs. Lorrens
Tessle
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