British Spy Herring Uses Girl Ally To Ferry Secret Dispatches
In a Munich Mountain encounter Major G F Herring known as 72 enlists Ariel Choate a young Englishwoman in a risk filled plan. He asks her to carry vital dispatches to Zurich then to Henry of Belvoir Platz for delivery to Whitehall. The pair form a dangerous alliance as they evade pursuit and trust their lives to the mission.
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News Syndicate Co., Inc
Herr Herman Herring
Sandhurst
G. F. Herring
Herring
London
Munich
Goethe
Gestapo
Herr Herring
Great Britain
Atex
Benne
Erie
Lucerne
Ariel Choate
Hans
Reich
Miss Choate
Ariel
Herting
Secret Service
England
Zurich
Henry
Belvoir Platz
Arthur Malone
O. K
Cate
George Herring
George
Whitehall
Trenoo
Old Faithful Geyser Tops Salt Water Gargle Records
Old Faithful emits 10,000 to 12,000 gallons of boiling water hourly and discharges 1,400 pounds of common salt and 400 pounds of washing soda daily. The geyser’s water, though salty and alkaline, is considered not harmful in small amounts and remains pure due to superheating.
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E Allen
Arthur L Day
Yellowstone
Old Faithful
Hawaiians in the Northwest Fur Trade and Indian Nomenclature
The article recounts John Coxe, a Hawaiian known as an Owyhee or Kanaka, who worked with David Thompson and other fur traders in the Northwest. It traces Coxe’s travels from Astoria to Fort William, his European travels, and his eventual return to America as a swineherd, noting Hawaiians’ subtle presence in early fur trade and the origin of terms like Owyhee and Kanaka.
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David Thompson
Continental Divide
John Coxe
Coxe
Johnny Coxe
Northwest
Islands
South Seas
Great Northwest
America
Montana
Astoria
Astor Company
Columbia River
Kootenai
Thompson
Missoula
Mount Jumbo
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountains
Fort William
Lake Superior
Mount Royal
Montreal
Quebec
Hawaii
Europe
England
Isaac Todd
Horn
Owyhees
Sandwich Islanders
Hawaiian Islands
Sandwich Islands
Tianna
Prince William Sound
Maquinna
John Jacob Astor
Columbia
Kamehamena
Robert Carlton Clark
New Caledonia
Sacramento Valley
Pacific
China
Oregon
Todd
Nisqually
Ogden
Snake River
Tri
Humboldt River
Umpqua
California
Kanaka
Asia
Bering Strait
India
Hawaiians in the Northwest Fur Trade Explored
The article traces Hawaiian laborers in the Oregon Country, noting 1846 estimates of about 250 Hawaiians with Hudson’s Bay Co and a fifth in western Montana. It discusses recruitment, two-year contracts, wages, ship voyages, and the impact on local tribes, with names like Tianna Maquinna Kamehameha and the Tonquin expedition.
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Northwest
Hodge
Montana
Kanaka
Owyhee
Oregon
Fur
Canada
Hudson’s Bay Co
Hawaiian Islands
Kamehameha the Great
Peking
Attorney General Rules Ballot After Primary Defeat
Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled that a candidate defeated in a primary may not appear on the general election ballot under any party designation. The opinion was written for Ravalli county attorney Clyde Hayden regarding a county superintendent of schools nominee who was defeated yet had her name written on the Republican ticket by voters. Hayden asked if she could regain her ballot spot on the Republican line this fall and Freebourn answered no.
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H. J. Freebourn
Clyde Hayden
Ravalli County
Hayden
Freebourn
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Walter E. Taylor
Paul Kane
Doris Davenport
Gary Cooper
Maxine Rascoe
Jenny
Columbia Network
Helena
Western Insurance Comp
B. Richardson
Russell Prints
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls, Montana
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