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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1922

Page

3

White Arrow Faces Challenge For Chiefs Seat In Indian Village

In the village Erskine warns Crooked Lightning as White Arrow proves leadership, vows to carry the white wampum and press a peace talk. The old chief tests rivals in a series of contests, culminating in a rifle duel with Black Wolf that ends with White Arrow securing respect.

Erskine Kuhtoo Lightning White Arrow Crooked Lightning Black Wolf Jong

Erskine Dale: A Warwick of Red Oaks and Wilderness Fate

In colonial Virginia a white boy raised by Shawnee Kahtoo returns to his foster family at Red Oaks. He warns of a Shawnee war party, aids a fort, and is revealed as the dying father’s son. Erskine meets cousins, fares at a county fair, and is drawn toward a tribal duty after his foster father’s message. He must choose between two worlds.

Crooked Lightning Black Wolf Sirshine Kuhtoo Old Kahioo Tin Erskine Kentucky Jerome Sanders Kahtoo Dave Yandell Red Oaks James River Virginia Colonel Dale Barbara Erskine Dale Harry Dale Hugh Willoughby Hugh Yandell Williamsburg Dane Grey Grey Nquor Harry Sanders Fort

Pontiac Gesture Sparks Crooked Lightning Speech

A brief literary note describes Pontiac issuing a gesture that prompted Crooked Lightning to speak, signaling a moment of dialogue between legendary figures. The line hints at a ceremonial or symbolic exchange within a larger narrative.

Pontiac

There’s a Difference In the Advertisements

A fragment shows ad copy lines for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product claiming to whiten clothes without damaging fabric, a Bulging toilet care trio, and a generic life maxim. The clipping also includes a quip about marriage and a recipe for success emphasizing knowledge and effort.

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Dale Ee Fox, Jr R. H. Livingstone Teaimorrow Wrigley Blackstone Webster
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