Convict Labor on Colorado Roads Aims at Reform and Costs
The article examines Colorado’s road work program where convicts labor on highways under the honor system, with guards limited or absent in many camps. It notes improved manhood, self-reliance, and reduced costs, plus lessons from New Jersey and broader state adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canviet
United States
Eanger Saber
Tereby
Comvier Road
Colaphy
New Jersey
Moleon
New Decsea
Ord
Tates
Popeline
Dunne
Colorado
Tynan
Woodrow Wilson
State Prison Labor Commission
Wilson
New Jesex
Uncle Dan's Letter Sparks Aunt Felicia’s Dilemma
In a seaside household, Ethel and Jimmy plan a Germany honeymoon before October while Aunt Felicia resists. Uncle Dan Latimer’s letter to Jimmy reveals a past romance and hints Felicia’s hidden consent. Felicia secretly counsels Dan to press his claim, risking family harmony.
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John Hopewell
Felicia
Jimmy Vanstone
Ethel
Jimmy
Germany
Danny Lorimer
Miss Felicia Weeks
Miss Felicia
Felicia Weeks
Acres
Europe
Daniel Latmer
Celia
Miss Weeks
Pelicia
Celi
Miss Lathels
Peileia
Troi
Daniel Latimer
James Vanstone
Rodemead
Dan
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Alissoes
San Francisco boy grows seven inches at sea on codfisher voyage
An 11 year old San Francisco messenger boy, Henry Sullivan, sailed on the codfisher Ottilie Fjord from Behring Sea to San Francisco. He left five months ago at five feet five inches tall and returned seven inches taller. He earned the title world champion grower for his extraordinary growth.
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Ottilie Fjord
San Francisco
Behring Sea
Henry Sullivan
Sullivan
Western Union
Thoughtless Spouse Ties Knot? New Union Sparks Strain
A terse, cryptic note discusses a married couple labeled Thoughtless and Spouse with Mrs Newlywed reflected in the query, questioning why their relationship grows tiring. The fragment hints at marital discord and unsettled reconciliation.
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Donald F Biggs
Crosslioute Pass
Colorado Spit
Colorado Fedes
Lola
Uncle Dan
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