Crazy Horse the supreme Sioux fighting leader
The article lauds Crazy Horse as an unmatched warrior who outshone Sitting Bull Joseph and Red Cloud in battle. It recounts his role in the Fetterman Massacre, Wagon Box Fight, and the Little Big Horn defeat of Custer, and notes Crook Sheridan and Terry judged him decisive in Plains warfare.
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Crazy Horse
Nelson E. Miles
Sitting Bull
Nez Perce
Joseph
Red Cloud
Fort Phil Kearney
Custer
Little Big Horn
Seventh Cavalry
George Crook
Crook
Phil Sheridan
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Grant
Arizona
New Mexico
The
Platte
Omaha
Port Fetterman
Reynolds
Fort Fetterman
Yellowstone
Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Alfred H. Terry
Terry
Goose Creek
Tongue River
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The Soldier's Wife and the High Stakes Night
Didi Lennox loses big at a sham gambling club run by Baron Frinck and faces blackmail to pay debts. Her husband Captain Jason Lennox, a gunnery expert, forgives her after she confesses. The couple resolves to fight the spies, with Didi learning courage and duty as a soldier’s wife.
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Baird
Didi
Blackheath
Jay
Jason
Paris
London
Lennox
Victoria Street
Barrow
Bartlett
Ickes assures API convention on oil industry
Harold Ickes told the American Petroleum Institute during the 22nd annual convention in San Francisco that the government would not take over the nation’s oil industry.
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Harold Ickes
American Petroleum Institute
San Francisco
Tom Baker and the Montana Post Pioneer Journal Maker
The story recalls Tom Baker, early Montana journalist and right hand to Thomas Dimsdale of the Montana Post. Baker began on the London Times, famously sneaking away as a stowaway after spilling type, then journeying to America amid the era’s rough journalism and frontier papers.
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New York Harbor
Tom
Montana Post
Dimsdale
Tilton
Montana
Helena
John Baker
Tom Baker
Slade
Virginia City
Post
Jules
Baker
James Williams
Williams
Thomas Dimsdale
The
Dover
America
Large Timber Sale Announced in Montana History
Flathead national forest officials said a record timber sale at Kalispell would offer about 90,000,000 feet of timber, including 15,000,000 feet of white pine and 65,000,000 feet of fir spruce and larch. The sale aims to capitalize on high prices and clear salable timber before reservoir flooding from Hungry Horse Dam.
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Montana
Kalispell
Hungry Horse
Flathead National Forest
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News Syndicate Co., Inc
Baron Frinck
Gavin
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Desperado
Scribe
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