Last Chief John Grass of Sioux Nation Dies in Fort Yates
Sheridan Wyoming reports the death of Chief John Grass at Fort Yates, Sioux County, aged 79. Known as a great orator and peacemaker, he led the St Hasapa Teton Sioux, served as chief justice of Standing Rock, supported U S war efforts, and advised devotion to duty while addressing Congress and the state senate. He helped ransom whites and adopted Captain Welch in 1913, remaining a key, peaceful figure through early 20th century conflicts.
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Ft. Yates
John Gross
Allo
Washington
State Senate
Sioux County
Bismark
Standing Rock
Sitting Bull
Ft. Randall
Mary Kelly
Grass
A. B. Welch
Bismarck
John Graké Won
Phone Your Order Here for Noodles and Groceries
Telephone ordering offered with the same service as calling in. Delivery to any city area. Fresh vegetables and fruits listed with assorted prices for seasonal produce. Items include potatoes, mushrooms, tomatoes, lettuce, celery, radishes, onions, cauliflower, spinach, asparagus, strawberries, cherries, bananas, and more.
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Texas
Vionic Baskets and Fresh Provisions Displayed
Local shop names a broad assortment including shah baskets jrieh meats fresh exemplables cookies coffee pickles olives and specimens of California skinned hams. Special ranom butter is offered at 26 cents per pound with fresh ghee butter also available and children footwear mary jane styles for young girls.
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Vionic
California
Standard Equipment Provided on Marches
Camp Kearney San Diego California June 7 A regular technique and almost a standard equipment for providing for the wants of soldiers on field marches is being developed by the Young Men s Christian association here On the march where weight and space must be conserved every pound of equipment must be made to count The Y men have evolved a folding table with an attendant bench The table is complete but supports for the bench must be supplied in the Med generally from firewood Field equipment centers around a big lamp using gasoline and where it is bright enough for many to write play checkers or read Several lamps may be carried and gasoline flares may be used for shows For games the Y M C A man takes along checkers chessmen boards light weight for either but not heavy or bulky Baseball outfits boxing gloves and quoits Letter paper and envelopes are standard at the Y Co A also stamps Candies chewing gum and tobacco are sometimes provided Papers magazines and sometimes a big phonograph are carried The Y will not sell items already in the unit s canteen when supplies exist profits used for soldiers go to the canteen
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Camp Kearney
San Diego
Cal
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Rvanston Backs Antifossing Statute in Defense Office Move
Evanston joins Anteloam Eis in backing the anti fossing bill drafted by Attorney General Preston. The move was reported to the state council of defense yesterday as part of ongoing legal efforts.
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Rvanston
Anteloam Eis Kvanston
Preston
Atate Cownell
Air power growth eyed as US fleets near France
Washington reports stalled production may still push US air forces in France toward parity with France and Britain by late summer. Projected 120 squadrons and 2169 planes in frontline service, with 2000 additional in France and England deliveries. Fireproof planes and synchronized gun tech noted to cut losses.
Fruit Growers to Meet in Riverside Conferences
Agricultural quarantine officers from western states Florida Hawaii Canada and Lower California nurserymen California county horticultural commissioners and growers plan a series of conferences and conventions at Riverside California during November to discuss food production conservation and protection led by George H. M. Heeke the horticultural commissioner of California with plans completed.
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Fruit Growers
Farmora
Steed
Hawaii
Canada
California
William D. Stephens
Hecke
Col
Petetan Cantu
Lower California
Imperial Valley
Hecke Wortern
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
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Oregon
Wishington
New Mexico
Montana
Colorado
Sacramento
Cal
Florida
Riverside
Val
George HM. Heeke
Amateur Baseball Head Says Sand Letters Ready to Fill
The Crowder order regarding baseball players has not been acted on. There is a chance, though not remote, that every professional baseball player aged 21 to 30 may be affected.
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Basaball
Amateur Baseball to Fill War-Era Service Gaps
The piece argues Americans will join government service or essential work during wartime, leaving room for amateur and semi pro baseball. It notes cities host factory leagues and cites a Cleveland example where 102,000 spectators attended an amateur championship game, reflecting strong public interest. Interview with Martin of Cincinnati, head of the National Paschall federation, is mentioned.
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Cleveland
Cnet Martin
Cincinnati
National Paschall Federation
Semipro and amateur baseball seen as wartime substitute
CLIFP MARTIN, president of the National Baseball Federation, argues that if professional baseball is shut down, semi pro and amateur leagues could sustain public interest and relieve wartime strain with weekend games in parks. He claims many major leaguers would join semi pro clubs and cites potential town circuits.
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Fy Clifp Martin
The
National Baseball Federation
Haseball
Natonal Baseball Federation
Memorial Day services meeting for W C W
All members are requested to meet at the K of P hall on Sunday June 9 at 2 15 p m to take part in the memorial day services J EB Kelley C S 6 6 7 8 9
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Hall
J. EB. Kelley
Carpenter-Charles Snoddy Visit Noted Yesterday
From Carpenter, Charles Snoddy was here yesterday with his family, accompanying a member of the Carpenter household on a brief visit.
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Carpenter
Charles Snoddy
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