Arapahoe Harve the Eagle of the Trail
Clyde Roberts profiles Harvey Faucett known as Arapahoe Harve, veteran scout who warned Custer in 1876. The piece recounts his 25 years guiding in Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, and Kansas, his matches with Asaganotah, and his later life as a Kansas City produce dealer and Leadville police chief. He recalls Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, and other chiefs while cherishing Indian endurance.
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Kansas City
Harvey S. Faucett
Tare Plain
Arapahoe Har
George H. Guster
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Arapahoe
Harveron
Asaganotah
Custer
Old Fort Laramie
Wyoming Territory
Rockies
Harve
Asasanotah
Asa- Zanolah
Saganatah
Arapahoe Harve
Wain
Wyoming
Faucett
Uuster
Little Big Horn
Guster
Besk
Terry
Asanganotah
Crazy Woman's Creek
Brancho
Dull Knife
Fuere
George Crook
Jonas
Tadian
Gift
Mr. Faucett
Black Hil
South Dakota
United States Government
Geological Survey
Leadville
Colorado
Sitting Bull
Crazy Horse
Spotted Tail
Yellow Hand
Two Moons
Simons Attacks Rivers and Harbors Bill Over Economy Claim
In a Senate speech Senator F M Simmons criticizes the rivers and harbors bill as a pretense economy campaign. He denounces a niggardly policy and urges liberal appropriations to improve waterways and cooperate with railroads to bolster national commerce and defense. He cites House steering committee cuts and warns of long term losses if port and river projects are neglected.
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Washington
F. M. Simmons
Commerce Committee
Senate
Congress
Simmons
Ufcs
United States
House
Army Engineers
Harrison
Mississippi
Senator Simmons
Navy policy and wartime tactics stir congressional hearing
Testimony describes a planned breakout to trap a submarine threat and credits American initiative for the barrage against submarines. Daniel defends U S naval credit and argues a 1925 goal of a navy equal to any, amid praise for Allied cooperation and critiques of Admiral Sims.
President regrets slow progress in submarine campaign
Tice warned the submarine campaign is lagging while the British admiralty resists American ideas. He told the Senate naval committee that proposals to mine the North Sea were delayed by Rear Admiral Sting and the admiralty, and Secretary Daniels defended the navy department’s conduct.
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Tice
North Sea
Sting
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Daniels
Mavy Department
Mondell Praises GOP Congress At Convention
A message from Congressman Frank Mondell was read to the convention praising the current Republican Congress. He declared the party ready to continue activities already started by it.
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Mexico
League of Nations
Frank Mondell
Mondell
Republican Congress
Syndicate Refining Gains Colorado-Wyoming Assets
Announcement that the Spider Greek Oil syndicate has acquired the interests of the Colorado Wyoming Refining Company and filed a dissolution notice. The syndicate controls 2,000 acres in Mule Greek and Poison Spider fields, Wyoming.
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Spider Greek Oil Syndicate
Colorado-Wyoming Refining Company
Wyoming
Syndicate Secures Lease Backed by Wyoming Colorado Figures
A lease is reported in a Texas town with backing from prominent Wyoming and Colorado figures. The group has formed a strong organization to push its plans forward.
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Dank
Wieira County
Texas
Wyoming
Colorado
Weather Summary for the Date
The report lists temperatures from 40 to 44 degrees with 9A wind from NW to WN and rainfall noted as Rain. The high was 49 at 8:00 p.m. and the low 40 at 6:00 a.m. Total precipitation since January 1 is 6.96 inches with 0 inches snow unmelted or melted last 24 hours.
Railroads Seek to Raise Rates Again
Hearings on railroad carriers application for higher rates in southern and western classification territories were scheduled by the Interstate Commerce Commission for May 24 in Washington.
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Washington
Southern
Western
Inter-State Commerce Commission
House Passes Sundry Civil Appropriations Bill
The House approved the sundry civil appropriations bill totaling about 8.42 billion dollars. Over two thirds funds go to war risk compensation claims and the bill also covers transportation costs for transporting American war dead from Europe.
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House
Washington
Hurape
Veteran Conductor Dies in Cheyenne
William Matheson longtime passenger conductor on the Cheyenne to Green River route died Saturday night at St. John's Hospital of meningitis after an appendix infection. Body sent to Laramie for funeral services at 2 30 this afternoon conducted by the Masons. Pallbearers listed: C. E. Blair Oscar Sodergreen M. F. Knadler A. Sutherland William Storey Frank Beyans.
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William Matheson
Cheyenne
Green River
St. John's Hospital
Laramie
Matheson
C. E. Blair
Oscar Sodergreen
M. F. Knadler
A. Sutherland
William Storey
Frank Beyans
Baptists Plan Large New Church Addition With Model Gift
A Baptist church will soon erect a sizable addition featuring 24 rooms and a 50 by 62 foot main hall. A basement gymnasium 30 by 60 feet will sit beneath, plus a large boy scout room, kitchen, and toilets. J J Grainger presented a tin scale model of the project, said to take 85 hours to complete.
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J. J. Grainger
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General Board
Wilson
Baptist Church
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