Soapy Smith Research Paper

No! In the paper it said that Soapy Smith is back again. On the road stealing peoples money! Way back when in Coweta County, Georgia on November 2nd, 1860, Jefferson Randolph aka “Soapy Smith” was born. Soapy was a con artist and was definitely skilled at it. A con artist is someone that scams people out of their money. His mother was Emily Dawson Edmondson and Soapy’s father was Jefferson Randolph the 1st. They came from a wealthy family. Soapy was an only child. No brothers no sisters, just big big crimes. Soapy Smith is the character that never gets caught. Soapy is a smart and sophisticated man with some serious crime on his hands. Moving on, Soapy Smith was very educated and attended Fiorello H. Laguardia High School. Even that young of age, Soapy was already trying to perfect his work of

And they had three children together. Their names were Jefferson Randolph the 3rd, Mary Eva Smith and James Luther Smith. Mary sadly died in 1947.
You're probably wondering why his name is Soapy right? Well long ago he got his name when he was in Phoenix, Arizona when he was at a saloon selling bars of soap. He promised that one of the lucky customers would find 100 dollars in the special bar of soap. But there was never 100 dollars. The customers went crazy like a pack of wild dogs fighting over a piece of meat and Soapy was making a fortune. Then when business was done, he left and went somewhere else to rob people. And while Soapy got paid, you got played.
Later, soapy went to Skagway Alaska during the klondike gold rush. And stole gold dust that back then was $2,600. While he was in Skagway, a gunfight occurred with Frank H. Reid at 9:15 pm on Friday July 8th 1898 because they both were fighting over who will control the town of Skagway. People to this day are still talking about the great famous outlaw of Jefferson (Soapy Smith) Randolph. One of the greatest wild west