Writers Seek Crazy Horse Remains Move to South Dakota
RAWLINS Wyo July UP An effort by two Colorado men to locate the body of Crazy Horse and relocate the remains to Granite Mountain in the Black Hills is viewed as unlikely to succeed. Leo M. O'Shea known as Chief White Bear and Dick Spencer Western Horseman editor said no living person knows where Crazy Horse was buried and only a few could identify the remains. O'Shea asserted Crazy Horse died of a bayonet wound near Ft Robinson Neb Sept 5 1877 and that his father fought at Little Big Horn. He claimed to be born on the Rosebud reservation and denied assassination theories. He further said Red Cloud supported his rise to chief before dying.
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Wyo
Colorado
Crazy Horse
South Dakota
Leo M. O’shea
White Bear
Black Hills
O'Shea
Arnhail
Rosebud
Oliy Red Bear
Ft. Robinson
Neb
Mike O'Shea
Little Big Horn
Major Reno
Company M
Red Cloud
Wetback Drive Is Success in Immigration Crackdown
U S Border Patrol reports 56,77 Mexican wetbacks picked up in California Arizona Texas crackdown with 45,953 returning to Mexico from Texas and 10,917 seized in California Arizona. Immigration officials cite legal contracts as proof of success and outline steps to prevent recurrence.
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Washington
U. S
Border Patrol
California
Arizona
Texas
Joseph M. Swing
Swing
Atorney
Herbert Brownell Jr
Mexico
Calfornia
Brownell
Wife's Tip Leads To An Arrest
A tip from a watchful housewife helped police arrest a 21 year old burglary suspect, Stanley Clinton Stewart, after he and a companion fled in a late model Chevrolet during a pursuit near the Progress Laundry. Stewart was found behind a Calmont Street hedge and taken into custody. officers seek the companion.
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Fort Worth
Stanley Clinton Stewart
Calmont Street
J. M. Asrey
W. G. White
Stewart
Progress
Edwin Little
Bridge contract triumph via double squeeze in a tough endgame
Central Press feature details a bridge hand where a defender’s double and a squeeze play allowed the declarer to conquer a slam. West leads spades, the declarer sets up a final heart and uses the diamond king-ten to squeeze out the last trick, yielding the surprising contract.
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West
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