William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.
William discusses the fates of various American businesses, reflects on labor relations in America and abroad, and comments on the future of the automobile industry.
William tells daughter Kate about the state of the family's business and his attempt to collect a debt from a customer in New York City. He expresses more concern for his company's reputation than for recovering the money he is owed.
William reports that business is good and provides a detailed, illustrated description of his new invention. He expects Jim to come home during his school break.
William acknowledges positive reports from home and describes Portland, where Eleanor Gleason is living. He plans to visit Sacramento and San Francisco and is curious about the damage from the earthquake there.