Social position and friends in a family drama scene
In a dialogue set in a room Mollie faces Dick over social choices and theater guests. The debate centers on Seutor family influence, taste, and the risks of forming friendships in youth. Mollie hides a theater engagement from her mother while Dick pushes for prudence. The scene ends with a question of propriety. The text then shifts to a stat update about German beehives in 1912, noting Prussia dominance and regional counts.
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Margie
Mollie
Seutors
Colorado Militia Leader John Chase Faces Controversy
John Chase known as the czar of Colorado and adjutant general of the state militia has a reputation for savagery and a history of court-martials. After political shifts he gained command, leading sabered cavalry parades and suppressing dissent while allegedly using gunmen against civilians.
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John Chase
Colorado
Chase
Guards
Bossa Peabody
Jalse
Rockefellers
Taft Daughter Plans Work for Women’s Votes
Helen Taft, daughter of General Helen Taft, says she will work for women’s suffrage while a Bryn Mawr student, despite her mother’s recent declaration as an anti suffragist. The remark signals a family split over the issue as May 8 reports from Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Helen Taft
Market Today Complete Report of Prices Paid for Vegetables
Market today reports prices paid to producers for vegetables and prats. Readers are urged to phone WANT AD to MAIN 9400 for listings and tomorrow’s updates.
My Path to the Gallows Ralph Fariss Tells of Serving Term
Ralph Fariss, 24, a train bandit on death row in San Quentin, recounts a life of petty theft across the United States. He describes reform school experiences, multiple stints in reformatories, and a turning point at age 22 before falling back into crime and starting a business venture that led to his downfall. He reflects on carelessness of society and the pull of crime.
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Ralph N. Fariss
San Quentin
Belcome
United States
Los Angeles
Jal
San Francisco
Preston School of Industry
Reform School
Preston
Iakersfield
Cal
Portland
Ore
Washington School of Reform
Monroe
Washington Reformatory
Preston School
California
Bakersfield
Beaten to Death Over a Nickel in Chicago
Chicago police say Leo Drobowski aged 18 and Dominick Millerowski 23 confessed to beating Frank Vinacki until he died an hour later after he refused to give them a nickel for beer.
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Chicago
Leo Drobowski
Dominick Millerowski
Frank Vinacki
Monster surprise at Metropolitan Theatre with Hiawatha film
The Metropolitan Theatre plans a four reel film dramatization of Henry W. Longfellow's Hiawatha starting with a Sunday matinee. Shot on the Seneca and Onondaga reservations, the production features over 150 Indian actors and is approved by the American History society.
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Metropolitan Theatre
Henry W. Longfellow
Seneca and Onond Indian
American Histori Society
Danny Maher to wed in England at St George’s Hanover Square
Former American jockey Danny Maher and Miss Dorothy Fraser were married at St George's church Hanover square London. The earl of Rosebery attended the wedding and presented the bride with a diamond and sapphire pendant.
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London
Danny Maher
Dorothy Fraser
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Earl of Rosebery
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