Woman living as a man reveals complex marriages
Milwaukee reporter details Cora Anderson who dressed as a man for 13 years and married two women, Marie White and Dorothy Kleinowski, describing her view of herself as a good man and the unintended harms her double life caused the women involved. The piece quotes Cora, Doroth y, and Marie on love, home, and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idah McGlone
Gibson
Milwaukee
Wis
Cora Anderson
Star
Marie White
Ralph
Tittle Dorothy Kleinowski
Cora
Dorothy Klenov
Dorothy
Militia Major Hamrock's court martial over Ludlow deaths
Denver May 13 The court martial at the rifle range near Golden heard specifications against Militia Maj Hamrock who pleaded not guilty He faces arson charges tied to Ludlow tent colony deaths plus murder and manslaughter counts involving six strikers and two women with eleven children The case centers on alleged orders to fire the tents during the Ludlow strike dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rifle Range
Golden
Edward Smith
Hamrock
Ludlow
Indian woman loses claim to John Enos estate
Susan Enos an Indian woman lost her appeal to the supreme court over her claim as the legal wife of John Enos and to a $200 000 estate despite bearing him three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
John Enos
Susan Enos
Supreme Court
Miss White Reveals Married Life Turmoil and Deception
Miss White recalls happiness at first, then notes Cora’s shift toward thinking she is a man and the strain over skirts and expectations. Cora leaves home after being seen dancing with another girl, Dorothy Klenowoski recounts her heartbreak and the revelation that Ralph was a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Chum
Miss White
Miss Anderson
Dorothy Klenowoski
Ralph
Speeding toll and fines spark debate on road safety
The text notes ten fatalities caused by automobile speeders over the past year and reports fines totaling $1,000 with one defendant jailed for ten days. It also mentions numerous speed offenders who were arrested and fined but not charged with homicide, highlighting ongoing public concern about reckless driving.
Pedestrian Crossing Ban Proposed by City Committee
The Public Safety Committee recommended drafting an ordinance to prohibit pedestrians from crossing streets between intersections from Yesler to Pine on First through Fourth Avenues and possibly on Pine and Yesler from First to Eighth. Police Chief Griffiths says drivers will welcome fewer dodges as enforcement may include penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Committee
Council
Griffiths
Yesler
Pine
EXPECT ARREST IN REDON DEATH KEENEY BLAMED
The county prosecutor may act on the coroner jury verdict in the Dr. L. H. Redon automobile death case. Jurors said the car was driven by S. C. Keeney and left arrest as a possible outcome pending further investigation. Keeney is the son of D. C. Keeney, Seattle Empire laundry proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Redon
C. Keeney
Keeney
D. C. Keeney
Seattle
Fans game night transfer tricks from Seattle lines
Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co routes fans home after games via the 12th Avenue line to a transfer at 12th and Main. Beacons Hill cars offer the one block ride, but the S E Co misses revenue when riders skip the Beacon Hill leg. Renton line does not participate. Jakey Furth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Raseball
Seattle, Renton & Southern
Beacon Hill
S. E. Co
Renton
Jakey Furth
Detroit Floods Leave Hundreds Homeless In Suburbs
Two persons are confirmed dead after two days of heavy rain in Michigan. In Detroit and suburbs hundreds of families are homeless and thousands stranded in their homes. Michigan flood damage is estimated at one million dollars. The Ford plant in Detroit was flooded.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Ford Automobile
Frederick Smith Elected Imperial Potentate of Mystic Shriners
Frederick Smith of Rochester New York was elected today imperial potentate of the Mystic Shriners at the convention in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Frederick Smith
Rochester
N. Y
Imperial Potentate of the Mystic Shriners
Roosevelt Attacks Panama Tolls and Treaties in 1853 Echo
The report captures Theodore Roosevelts sharp critique of preposterous treaties and the Panama tolls decision. He condemns Bryan and Wilson backed moves as mean timidity and accuses the administration of violating party pledge. Roosevelt attacks the payment of 25000000 as blackmail and dishonor tied to Vera Cruz and Panamas status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
T. R
Washington
Brazil
Panama
Roosevelt
Bryan
Wilson
State Department
United States
Teddy
Vera Cruz
Democratic Party
Tyatt Fowells Ad Promises City’s Best Business School
An advertisement touts Tyatt Fowells at 4th and Pine as offering the city’s best business school, though not the largest. The copy emphasizes quality over size and positions the institution as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyatt-Fowells
4Th and Pine
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Khilled
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Leroy
Guesnier
DR. Lh.redow
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Ski
Toda
Teir
Dorothy Klenowski
Marie
W. F. Richards
Kansas Penitentiary
Sora Anderson
Redon
HOW Dug
Pick Potentate
Zip
Biff
T.R
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