Plenty Coups and the Unknown Soldier Enshrinement Narrative
Elmo Scott Watson recalls Chief Plenty Coups of the Absarokees who placed the coup stick and war bonnet on the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington. The piece highlights Plenty Coups's biography, his youth among the Crow, battles with Sioux and Cheyennes, his view of white laws, and the decline after the buffalo era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Arlington Cemetery
United States
Plenty Coups
John Day Company
The
Crows
Frank B. Linderman
Linderman
Plenty Coupa
Montana
Mr. Linderman
Plenty
Crook
Rosebud
Texas
Coste
Bellonte
Washington
Hoover
White House
Curtis
Air
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arlington National Cemetery
John O. Donaldson
America
Philadelphia
Donaldson
United States Air Forces
Prince of Wales
Indiana News Roundup of Fires and Crimes Across State
A patchwork of incidents from Mort Wine to Kokomo reports fires destroying Boyd Martin boat factory olives mill at Delpit and a large farm barn in Noblesville. robberies, assaults, arrests and legal actions span Huntington to Warsaw as officials note gambling raids, suicides, and political shuffle in county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Klopfenstein
Mirgt
Mort Wine
Boyd Martin Boat Factory
Delpit
G. W. Carnes
Milchigantown
Montpelier
Marcell Frosier
Payne
Ohio
AL Gaunt
Fort Wayne
Raster
Pryne
Marjorie A. Wojever
Allen County
Inediana Unnversity
OG. McComb
Henry Wolford
Union Church
Greensburg
Homer Lewis
Indianapolis
Big Flat Rock Creek
Milroy
Lewis
Henry Toler
William
William McCorkhill
Troward County
Kokomo
Nappanee
Elkhart County Sherif
W. C. Wrey
Huntington
Huntington Moose Lodge
Indiina Moose Association
Aver
Terre Haute
William Anderson
Noblesville
Eira Candy
Gas City
Candy
Warlford City
Indiana
Federal Reserve Banking System
George Bowser
Koscinsko County
William Bushong
Norman Groves
Milford
Lawrence Bihler
Joseph Headley
Warsaw
Wawiasee Hotel
Wawwasee Lake
Carl E. Smith
Robert Kintz
T. Eisenberry
George Warren
Fred Breck
Walter Inman
Weatfield
Anderson
Inman
Tam
Ora Butler
Howard County
Herman Finch
Federal Grand Jury
Munele
Butler
Charles Kiliion
Pike Circuit Court
Democratic Central Committee
Harvey W. Critchlow
Democrats
Critchlow
Edward Ahr
Decatur
Berne
News Review Of Current Events By Edward W Pickard
A broad summary of world and U S political races and issues from early 1930s coverage. Maine Republican gains highlight Prohibition debates while Michigan primaries shape party leaders and reform candidates. Argentina Peru Panama and European League topics follow with varied diplomatic and domestic reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Congress
Maine
Willing Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Moran
Wallace T. White, Jr
Lewiston
Arthur P
South Carolina
James Byrnes
Dty
Senate
Cole Blease
Colorado
George H. Shaw
Anti-Saloon League
Phipps
W. W. Hodges
Diry
Edward PL. Costigan
Democrats
Louisiana
Huey Long
Ransdell
New Hampshire
John GG. Winant
Albert W. Noone
Delaware
Hastings
N. G. Houston
Irenee DuPont
Thomas F. Bayard
Washington
Miller
Seattle
Ralph A. Harr
Georgia
W. J. Harris
G. H. Carswell
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
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Piety
Indiana State News
Santo Domingo
Lima
Seguia
Hindenburg
Scapa Flow
Rosyth
Ntry
Illinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Lottie Holman O'Neill
State Anti-Saloon League
Ita
Senator Nye
Mrs. McCormick
Orther
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Argentina
Jose Uriburu
Yrigoyen
Belgrano
Montevideo
Uruguay
Uriburu
Iis
Manuel F. Malbran
Chile
Peru
Harold B. Grow
Arequipa
Bolivia
la Vaz
Vannama
Arosemena
Rodolfo Chiari
National Liberal Party
Chiari
Nand
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
League
Council
M. Briand
Europe
League of Nations
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
France
Italy
Briand
Dino Grandi
Rome
Nicholas Titulescu
Ae Pilsudski
Poland
Chamber of Deputies
Witos
Ahatma Gandhi
India
London
Cuba
Haiti
Porto Rico
Dominican Republic
BATH
Chicago
Leonard Busby
Chicago Surface Lines
Frederick “Dent Grant
President Grant
Simpson
Arthur T. Vance
Pictorial Renew
Wamern Mowspapar Unida
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