Indians in Montana to vote under citizenship act
About 9,000 Native Americans in Montana may vote this fall after the Citizenship Act grants citizenship to native born Indians. The act preserves land wardship and tribal property rights while expanding the eligible electorate in Montana and Big Horn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State
Robert Yellowtail
Wyola
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
United States
Charles H. Burke
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
Burke
Supreme Court of the United States
House To Representatives
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
House
Montana
Big Horn County
Reno on the Little Big Horn retreat from Sioux forces
Lt De Rudio and Lt O Neill recount their perilous escape after Custer and Reno’s lines were overwhelmed. They describe crossing a swift river on a moonlit night, thirst and exhaustion, sightings of burning Indian camp, and a desperate flight amid war dances and pursuit by Sioux.
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Reno
Little Big Horn
Lieut
Chas. C. de Rudio
Sergt
Thomas O'Neill
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Major Reno
de Rudio
Girard
Jackson
O’neill
Scotch whiskey haul tied to Montana rum running case
Sheriff James T. Green and deputies captured a carload of Scotch whiskey valued at about 84,000 on Grant creek near Helena. The driver, Al White of Butte, said the cargo cost 1,600 in Canada and would fetch 4,000 in Montana. The liquor bags bore British stamps and a Montana hearing is anticipated on a national prohibition charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al White
Butte
James T. Green
Henry Clemens
George Duncan
Tonna Ranch
Grant Creek
White
Helena
Yellowstone Trail
Grant Creek Road
Green
Scotland
Canada
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E. A. Brininstool
Hunter, Trader and Trapper
Lieut. de Rudio
Fred F. Girard
Chas. A. Varnum
San Francisco
Varnum
Theth Cavalry
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Bronc Riding
Bozeman
Bozeman, Mont
Missoula County
Alberta