Paris Tragic Tale of Konahi The Homesick War Exile
A saddened Paris report tells of Konahi a young Ouabe tribe man brought by colonial administrator M Mizraki to Paris he homesick for Africa. After eight days of isolation he attacks with a bottle tear gas and police fire retreat he falls from a window dies next day of a broken heart. Also mentions Lloyd George still collecting material for his war book with completion expected in two years.
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Chief Twoaxe, descendant of the Iroquois, died at Caughnawaga after a long fight to press a $4 billion claim on Six Nations heritage for lands lost to New York and other governments. Indians estimated each would gain about $250,000 from the division, a hope born 14 or 15 years ago when lawyers collected $100,000 to pursue the settlement.
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