Detective Charle Siringo and the Wild Bunch Saga
The piece recalls Charley Siringo the famed detective of a renowned agency, his decades chasing Kid Curry and the Curry gang across Montana Idaho Utah and Colorado. It covers his undercover work in Sandusky Harlem and Rocky Point, the post office rackets of the gang, Curry’s capture in Knoxville and detention, and the gang’s fragmentation with Kilpatrick Casiday and Longbough remaining at large.
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Santa’ ‘Fe
New ‘Mexico
Charle Siringo
West
Rocky Mountain
Mexico
Charlie Siringo
Coeur d’Alene
Miners’ Union
Gem
Idaho
Siringo
Wyoming
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
Kid” Curry
Curry Gang
BEC
Kid Curry
Curry
Helena
Great Falls
Little Rocky Mountains
Sandusky
Curry Boys
Denver
Curran
Union Pacific Railway
W. O. Sayles
Loney Curry
Bob Curry
Harlem
Loney
Bob
Union Pacific
Silcox
Sayles
Kid
Great Northern
Wagner
Malta
Harvey
Loney Logan
Dodson
Kansas City
Little Rockies
Logan Breers
Rocky Point
Missouri River
Lewistown
Red Barn
Kid' Curry Gang
Big Muddy
Harvey Logan
Jim T
Charles L. Carter
Old Pike
L Geta
Chinook
Bob Lee
Lee
Cripple Creek
Union Pacific Railway Company
George Curry
Wat Nose
Henry Smith
Chihuahua
Old Mexico
United States
Joe LaFors
Cheyenne
Blue Mountains
Utah
Tipton
Colorado River
Tipon
Alma
Wild Bunch
U.S
Rawlins
Jack R
Jim H
Kilpatrick
St. Louis
Knoxville
Tenn
Penitentiary
Bill Carver
Texas
Butch’ Casiday
Harry Longbough
Sundance Kid
Tennessee
South America
Russian Poet Kerensky Visits Montana on U S Tour
Nicholas Kerensky a noted Russian poet and brother of the revolutionist was in Montana during a United States tour. He traveled with private secretary Alexis Strohkhoff and admires Montana scenery planning to spend part of the summer in Glacier National Park.
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Nicholas Kerensky
Kerensky
Russia
Montana
United States
Alexis Strohkhoff
Glacier Park
Tin Can Contest Dies Down In Bozeman Theater
A Bozeman theater proprietor offered free admission for a tin can per year of a child's life. He also provided other prizes, and the campaign left Bozeman free of tin cans.
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Bozeman
Dynamite Plot Foiled at Fort Bliss Texas
Four sticks of dynamite, thirty feet of copper wire, and detonating caps were found buried under a steel wireless tower at Fort Bliss Texas. An officer uncovered the cache and no arrests have been made.
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Fort Bliss
Texas
Reconstruction aides sought in Montana for convalescing soldiers
Montana women unable to join active war service may enter the reconstruction aide program. Applicants must be 26 to 35, US citizens or allied nationals, meet height and weight limits, have high school education, and know basketry weaving wood carving block printing knitting or needlework. Training at Columbia New York or Boston, pay 50 dollars monthly in US 60 abroad, housing or quarters provided, 30 days annual paid leave.
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Montana
A. B. Eckerdt
Helena
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Franklin Union
Boston
United States
Germany
Surgeon General
Reconstruction
Husband Dominates Household With Silent Wife Reply
A husband asserts control while his wife remains silent, letting him have his way without resistance. The dynamic highlights unequal voices in the marriage and the wife's passive stance.
A Girl Admits Tricks Men Use in Courtship
A voice of experience notes that by age 26 a woman may feel worn from dating and shares a blunt view that if she were a man she would avoid snippy fools and unfair tricks used to fool men.
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Winters
Rockies
Johnny Curry
Mon-O-Co
Montana Oil Company
OIL. Company
John B. Ritch
Sandy Law
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