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Immigrant Reginald Nelson in Bronson North Town
Reginald Nelson arrives seeking work at a Bronson newspaper office but finds no opening. He accepts a clerical role at a station office and befriends Joy Graham, whose father opposes her visits to jailed striking workers. Reginald interacts with clerks, contemplates church work, and grows involved with local politics and social tensions surrounding the strikes.
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Reginald
Broncon
Linn
America
Mr. Graham
Levine
Deelh
Nelson
Graham
Joy Grahatm
Bronson
LE Luive
England
Aehiee
Stitt Caster
Che
Flint
Turkey
Reginald Nelson
Batghily
Rhvenson
Phey
IL Chork
Joy Graham
Dutl
Mrs. Chatham
Uly Voynee
Admein
Elark
Reginal
M. C
Wdy
Bromset
Allan Jtutudice
Migister
Fae
Girdiely
Joy Cru
Reehani
Joy Ginessi
Mrr
Chris
London
Trelumdt
Seorlind
Magla
Lamdon
Meussak
Widabudt Ags
Aed Po Wests
Eseopedba Chaeety
Cfee
Hefon
Beth Wes
Cleryeth
Ptaeios
Canterbury
Gy Paase
Denise Eh
Allin
Tawi
Willy
Lan Serbousl
Central Church
Miss Foy
Jay Chatii
PST
Eolinel
George
Anc
Roland Geogory
Wissinger
At Tite Tinuittienting
Idekethuy
Vivian
George Caldwell
Gregory
Viykon der Werk
Noland
Yong Caldwell
Migs Dement
Boghid
Alec Liter
George Cilibyell
Maghib
Vlty
Wilhely
Peter
Foy
Perl
Calin
Pontus
Catie Treemithy
RTGY
Go Bie
Marie
Reed
Alely Bettie Strack
Norn
Vivian Dement
Witt
Dati
Genel
Che Ubuster
Syas
Tito
Sautmily
Ibin
Adrian
Allan Duntiadge
Loghiokd
Abraham Lincoln
Ray
Rutledge
Rutledge. “Iam Pleased To Meet You, Mrs. Rautledge
Annie
Allan Rutledge