"Mother of Wounded Boy Felt Sure He Was Safe at School," by Dora Dean, Seattle Daily Times
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- Clipping posted to Jessie Clifford's profile on Ancestry ("jessie clifford newspaper cropped", originally shared by kathj1012, 15 Jun 2018)
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Sidebar to the shooting of Richard Clifford "Dick" Holbrook in Seattle's University District. Calls his mother Jessie a widow, the earliest record to do so. Full transcription in Molata: Addendum to the Local Context Dossier, Part Four.
The key line: "Mrs. Holbrook is a widow and she has all of a mother's pride for her 20-year-old son, 'Dick,' as she calls him." Whether Jessie said so, or the reporter assumed it, is not known. Her husband was then alive at Pollock, South Dakota, with his second family.
---title: '"Mother of Wounded Boy Felt Sure He Was Safe at School," by Dora Dean, Seattle Daily Times'type: newspaperdate: 28 Nov 1922repository: "Clipping posted to Jessie Clifford's profile on Ancestry (\"jessie clifford newspaper cropped\", originally shared by kathj1012, 15 Jun 2018)"seen: imageaccess: public---Sidebar to the shooting of Richard Clifford "Dick" Holbrook in Seattle's UniversityDistrict. Calls his mother Jessie a widow, the earliest record to do so. Fulltranscription in `research/collins-reed/Molata-Addendum-Laws-Riddle-Bruner.md`,Part Four.The key line: "Mrs. Holbrook is a widow and she has all of a mother's pride for her 20-year-oldson, 'Dick,' as she calls him." Whether Jessie said so, or the reporter assumed it, is not known.Her husband was then alive at Pollock, South Dakota, with his second family.