Historic Pony Express Restaged to Stir the West
A fall event will restage the Pony Express from St. Joseph Missouri to San Francisco to mark western heritage. Denver hosts riders and memorabilia with seven western states involved and a look at Buffalo Bill and Mark Twain ties.
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Alex Carlyle
St. Joseph
Harry Hoff
Sacramento
Cal
Great American Desert
Pony Express
Mississippi
Pacific
Buffalo Bill
Saint Jo
San Francisco
Union of California
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
West
Sutter's Mill
Butterfield
Overland Mail
Omaha
Mark Twain Memorial Association
Denver
Pony Express Memorial Association
James D. Phelan
California
Johnny Baker
Warle Snelle
Reno
Pabaska Tepee
Cody Museum
Lookout Mountain
Gordon W. Lillie
Pawnee
Plains
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Julesburg
Union Pacific
Lucretia Borgia
Buffalo
Red Buttes
North Platte
Sweetwater
Rocky Ridge
Wild Bill” Hickok
Young Cody
Robert
Pony Bob) Haslam
Nevada
James Moore
Russell, Majors and Waddell
Central Overland California
Pike
Missouri City
Salt Lake
Sierras
Missouri
Fort Sumter
Buchanan
Lincoln
Panama
New York
Congress
Fort Kearney
Fort Laramie
South Pass
Salt Lake City
Fort Smith
el Paso
Tucson
Tale of a Dead Dog and Pueblo Origins
Dr Clark Wissler of the American Museum studies a dried Aztec dog to uncover Pueblo origins. The search may indicate whether Pueblo Indians came from Asia or via the Pacific, or migrated from Mexico. Some scholars connect Maya statues with Buddhist roots in ancient civilizations.
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Clark Wissler
American Museum of Natural Sciences
Aztec
Arizona
Asia
South Sea Islands
Mexico
Pacific
Borrowing Works From Asia Sparks Debate
The article notes that numerous artefacts and cultural works are alleged to have been borrowed from Asia in recent times, highlighting concerns about origins and provenance.
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Asia
She Had No Children Muamina Asked Edith on Return
A child asks if she has any children after a Sunday school lesson on people and their children's children. Her mother reassures that she has none, clarifying the concept.
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Muamina
Edith
Iowa State News Highlights From 1922 Reports
Readable items note Vinton college for the blind to graduate one student and lawmakers abolishing sheriff fees in foreclosures. Obituaries mark Anderson Sellers at 97. First automobile timetable at Ft. Dodge. Logan’s State Savings Bank closes voluntarily. Farm counts at Iowa State fair and hive of listings including tobacco versus school funding, horticulture compliance, and realtor plans in Des Moines. Bond sales, child clinic results, centenarian travels, Des Moines YMC A camp, and record building permits theme the season.
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College For
Vinton
Anderson Sellers
Richland
Tennessee
Ft. Dodge
State Savings Bank of
Logan
New Sharon Farm Costs Accounting Club
Mihaska County
Iowa
Iowa Horticultural Society
R.S. Herrick
Iowa Realtors
Iowa Realtors ‘Association
Des Moines
Warren J. Scott
University of Iowa
G. W. Bronson
W. D. French
Carson
Jonathan Foulk
Marion
Los Angeles
Central Iowa Fair Association
Township Farm Bureau
The
Fair Association
Farm Bureau
Marshalltown
Boone
E. H. Cunningham
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Cassady
Department of Agriculture
Henry F. Wagner
Newton
First National Bank
Jasper County Savings Bank
Jasper County
Odeboldt Livestock Shipping Association
Lord Foresees Large Surplus as Budget Edges Toward Balance
General Lord head of the budget bureau predicts a fiscal year ending June 30 surplus of about 60.1 million dollars after early deficits. Customs receipts are seen at 540 million and internal revenue at 2.615 billion, with expenditures down over 200 million from 1922. The administration plans moderate tax cuts, revising middle bracket rates, while preserving the lower bracket and seeking relief on business taxes amid debates on the excess profits tax.
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Ashington
Treasury
General Lord
Budget Bureau
Lord
Lord Said
Treasury Department
Color blends and ray filters alter khaki invisibility
The article describes how khaki and olive drab uniforms can appear bright red through certain ray filters. It explains the dye composition and particle mixing, and notes German work with multi colored thread fabrics to resist color filtering.
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Chemical Warfare Service
Army
Sioux Seek 750 Million In U S Court Of Claims Over Black Hills
The Sioux Nation files a landmark suit seeking about 750 million dollars with interest from the United States for lands and properties taken since 1851. The action lists 40 counts and spans events from the Gold Rush to Wounded Knee, naming Sitting Bull and Red Cloud. The claimants say the government violated treaties and misused funds, with twenty five thousand individuals involved and a potential five to ten year path to trial.
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United States”Court of Claims
Black Hills
South Dakota
Sitting Bull
General Custer
Little Big Horn
Old Fort Laramie
Wounded Knee
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Chief Gaul
White River Trail
United States
Black Hills Forest
Congress
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
wreath for Gen Canby spurs govt burial inquiry
President directed the War department to locate the grave of Gen Edward Canby after a letter from Charles Hall of Ray Minette Alabama urged a wreath be placed on the Civil War general’s burial site. Canby died in 1873 near the Lava Beds in California.
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Fort Blakely
General Canby
Blakely
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
I. T. Canby
Indiana
Kentucky
West Point
Department of New Mexico
New York
Mississippi
South Carolina
Pacific
Canby
Siskyou
Cal
Jack
Lost River
Mr. Thomas
Meacham
Oregon
Oklahoma
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F. Am ‘A
Bill
F. X. Aubrey
Plaza of
Santa Fe
N. M
Independence
Aubrey
Obus
Hawkeye
State News
Uncle Sam
Gen. Canby
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