Indian Women Doing a Splendid War Work
Washington July 10 reports show Native American women and children contributing to Red Cross and war relief efforts. Across reservations tribes organized auctions, knitted garments, thrift stamps, and beadwork sales, with boarding schools and communities sending clothing, hospital garments, and funds to support troops and refugees.
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Lise
Cato Sells
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Red Cross
Red Man
Northwest
Montana
Iit
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
Minnesota
Nsey
Unclear fragment on wartime unity and leadership
Fragment references a person named Belle and mentions President Wilson. It hints at wartime national spirit and hope for postwar unity symbolized by the Tadian, but lacks concrete events or details.
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Wilson
Old Timers Picnic Set For July 29 At Paint Rock
July 10 dispatches report district events from towns across the basin. The old timers picnic will be held at Booth Grove near Paint Rock on July 29 with a large beet are promised.
Utah declares war on the badger over telegraph poles
In Salt Lake City on July 10 officials of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. say badgers, fond of telephone poles, gnaw poles at the base causing them to topple and tangle wires. Permission has been sought and granted to destroy the beasts.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Patrol boats deployed to Alaska waters amid submarine threat
Government sub marine patrol boats are now in Alaska waters at Kerehikan Valdez Juneau and Brieton Bay for patrols and supply trips as needed. Local fear of submarine danger persists, but the presence of the craft has raised a sense of security among residents.
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Junrad
Alaska
Alaka
Kerehikan
Valdez
Juneau
Brieton Bay
Wool clip dispute in Kemmerer pits attorney against U S
In Kemmerer Wyoming a wage dispute centers on a wool clip tied to a judgment against William Danvers. Tran 8. Jones claims the clip can be levied again after Danvers sold it to an eastern middleman, with the government taking title, while Melvin and Christman argue the levy is barred. The case involves United States Attorney C L Rigdon of Cheyenne and a federal intermediary.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
United States
Demir
C. L. Rigdon
Cheyenne
William Danvers
Tran
Jones
Danvers
Denvers Quverns
Middleman
Melvin and
Christman
United Stees
Fourteen Year Old Kills a Large Bear in Wyoming
Jackson Wyoming July 10 The youngest successful bear hunter in Wyoming is Charles Sowers a 14 year old of this place He shot a female grizzly on Sheep creek then captured two cubs after the mother was slain and the father fled He hunted alone with two dogs and lured the cubs from a tree before summoning his father and the pair retrieved the cubs and transported them home by horseback
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Jackson
Wyo
Wyoming
Charles Sowers
Sheep Creek
Sowers
Officers Surprise Two Horse Thieves
Hedding a 24 year old and Jack Smith 22 were sentenced to two to three years in the penitentiary for stealing two horses and four saddles from T. D. Holt of Pinedale. They were captured after a 100 mile chase led by Deputy Sheriff Tom Clementson through rugged Wyoming terrain to the Jackson Hole country near the crime scene.
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Hedding
Jack Smith
T. D. Holt
Pinedale
Tom Clementson
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Thieves Battle Union Bank Robbery Averted
In a Virginian report, Clementeon overtook two thieves who were armed. The suspects surrendered after being pursued by officers. The robbers intended to flee toward the mountain when confronted in the district court.
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Ing
Clementeon
Clementdon
State capital notes on appointments and inquiries
State board of pardons holds quarterly inquiry as officials meet across boards. Agnes Honoran of Sheridan appointed by Governor Houx to fill vacancy on the state board of horse examiners. Martha Converse resignation leads to new appointment. Public service board reviews rate hikes and utility service. Sam Ditto meets with officials on business matters in Gillette. Senator Sibly and Highway Commissioner Liverson among visitors discussing highways and state projects.
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Agnes. Honoran
Sheridan
Covecnor Houx
State Board of Norse Examiners
Martha EK
Converse
Eben Og Peaey Aya
California Music Teachers Urge American Songs in Public Schools
Mrs. Abbie Norton Jamieson urged keeping pro Germanism out of California public schools by teaching only loyal and inspiring American music. She spoke to the California State Music Teachers Association at its four day annual convention, with proceeds supporting the Fourth Liberty Loan bonds.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Abbie Norton Jamieson
California State Music Teachers’ Association
Aaa States Army
Jamieson
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