Memorials to a Vanished Race by Elmo Scott Watson
The article marks the tenth anniversary of a day honoring American Indian memory and catalogs numerous monuments across the United States. It highlights bronze sculptures by Mestrovic and Dallin, the Chanco memorial in Virginia, Pocahontas pieces in several states, Sakakawea in Oregon, Pushmataha in Washington, and Fort Dearborn’s Massacre memorial in Chicago, among others.
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Uits
Minot Légishi
Sears
Bernie Size
Grant Park
Congress Street
Chengo
Ivo Mestrovic
Oratem
Bergen County Astorical Society
New Je Ve
Straw
Strawtown
Noblesville
Ind
Surrey Courthouse
Virginia
Chanco
Richard Duce
Pace
Paines
Opechancanough
Jamestown
Americ Indian
Union
New England
Mount Hope
Rhode
Philip
Ridge
Massachusetts
King Philip
Massagoit
Plymouth
New Harbor
Maine
Samoset
Pemaquid
Myanouth
Jobo Brown
New Tarhor Oth
Abcalim
New Anghind
Cys J. Dallin
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Lincolwick
Chicago
Alan
Caimount Park
Philidelpha
Dallin
Leon
Penn Valley Park
Kansas City
Oregon
Santa Fe
Chanca Monument
Poeshontas
Lewis and Clark
North Nakata
Bismarck
Benton
Tenn
Nancy Ward
Tennessee
Congressional
Washington, D. C
Mniso
United States Army
Pushmataha
Tsa
United States
Washington
Croup
Jonrst
Indiana
Count Pleasant
W. Vas
Leidrs
Gornstalk
Struwnee
Tyint Pleasant
Great
Kanawha
Andrew Levis
Cornstark
Cornstalk
Vitéshurch
S$nee
Corristalk
Culakeenssa
Black Hoof
Briddock
Larmar
St. Clair
Anthony Wayne
Mississippi Valley
Coluwbus
Ohio
Leatherlips
Wyandot
Gwr
Wyandot Cim
Mestrosse
Fort Dearborn
Lake Front
Iir Partridge
Welm
Reck
Lorado ‘Cish
Blackhawk
Keokwk
Oshkosh
Menominee
Menominee Park
Wis
Colorado
Quray
Ouray
Chipola
Montrose
James Earle Fraser
Kansas man kills wife then fatally shoots himself
Lawrence police report Fred Erb, 75, shot and killed his invalid wife of 58 years before turning the pistol on himself. He then phoned for help as the attempt failed. Mrs. Erb, also 75, had been invalid for three years while her husband recuperated from a recent operation.
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Lawrence
Kan
Fred Eric
Erb
Father and son reunited after 37 year search
In Kansas City a 37 year search ends when Fr. Bl. Lister, a 39 year old man from Kent Ohio, recognizes A. A. Willte as his son. Willte had been taken to Ohio as a child after being left with a grandmother in Emporia Kansas. The two men, unsure of the motive, discuss past events and a possible name change.
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Kansas City
Bl. Lister
Kent
Ohio
A. A. Willte
Wilthile
Emporia
Kan
Withite
Okahyila
Bixler
Kansas
White
Bisler
Wilhite
Sin
Sim
Fee
Lister
Alfred Bixler
Uren
Belldog Is Killed by Wildcat in Winchester
A full grown Belldog belonging to N. L. Carpenter Jr. died after a battle with a wildcat in a wooded area west of Winchester's Valley Pike suburban district. The wildcat survived, residents armed themselves and searched but could not capture the prowler. Housewives kept indoors after the incident and plans were announced for a daytime hunting party to finish the task.
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Winchester
Valley Pike
N. L. Carpenter
Stenanfoal Boshourd Corporation
Golf at a Cent a Hale offered to Frenchmen
English professionals Aubrey and Percy Boomer operate the Golden Valley course at St. Cloud to popularize golf in France. The 18 holes charge one cent and provide players with brassie and iron clubs, no caddies, and a future loan. The course sits near St. Cloud Country Club, where records and national championships are noted.
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Paris
Aubrey
Percy Boomer
St. Cloud
Golden Valley
St. Cloud Country Club
Aubrey Boomer
Horton Smith
Hobo Foils Argentine Jail Escape Attempt
A hobo sleeping near the law courts jail thwarted a jailbreak by alerting authorities to sawed bars. Police found several crossbars cut and the man permitted to resume his sidewalk sleep as others remained free.
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Buenos Aires
Law Courts
Oldest English Lighthouse Goes on Sale on Mersey
England’s oldest light house on the Mersey embankment at Leasowe is listed for sale. The curfewed beacon lights were extinguished in 1908 and the property is marketed as suitable for a catering business or a private residence.
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England
London
Sain
Mersey Embankment
Leasowe
Not Broken Reeds Echoes a Grandmother's Reflections
Evelyn and her mother reach out to Grannie Worthen during a bustling day. A faded album reveals old courtship notes as Grandmother recalls chivalry and closeness with her husband, hinting the world still holds fragile, enduring bonds.
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Retiy Evelyn Maynarde
Mrs. Wortien
Caresus
Grannie
Hvelyn
Evelyn
Valeey
Prissy
Maynarda
Camme
Passells
the Regina
Wretyn
Lunethen
Sarah
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