Crazy Horse a Warrior of Unmatched Fighting Prowess
The article lauds Crazy Horse as a supreme warrior and cavalry leader, surpassing Sitting Bull Joseph and Red Cloud in sheer fighting brilliance. It chronicles his role in battles at Fort Phil Kearney Wagon Box Little Big Horn and his impact on Crook and Custer campaigns during 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crazy Horse
Nelson E. Miles
Sitting Bull
Nez Perce
Joseph
Red Cloud
Fort Phil Kearney
Custer
Little Big Horn
Seventh Cavalry
George Crook
Crook
Phil Sheridan
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Grant
Arizona
New Mexico
Platte
Omaha
Fort Fetterman
Reynolds
Yellowstone
Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Alfred H. Terry
Terry
Goose Creek
Tongue River
The Soldier's Wife Part Two Orchestrates a Trial by Debt
Didi Lennox loses big at a shady gambling club run by Baron Frinck who orders her to influence her husband, a gunnery expert, or face ruin. After a confrontational reveal and blackmail threat, Didi seeks help from Jason Lennox, who forgives her and commits to jointly pursue spy work, concluding with a vow that a soldier’s wife must be a soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didi
Jay
Paris
London
Jason
Lennox
Victoria Street
Tom Baker and the Montana Post A Vigilante Era Tale
The piece recalls Tom Baker, first Montana Post writer and right hand to editor Thomas Dimsdale, famed for the Vigilantes of Montana. It recounts Baker’s London Times apprenticeship, voyage to America, rise in Helena, and a confrontation with Slade, who was hanged by the vigilantes with Capt. James Williams as chief executioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baker
Montana
Montana Post
Baker
Thomas Dimsdale
The
Post
Tom
Dover
America
New York Harbor
Dimsdale
Tilton
Helena
John Baker
Slade
Virginia City
Jules
James Williams
Williams
Willams
Ickes Rules Out Oil Industry Takeover
Harold Ickes told the American Petroleum Institute at its 22nd annual convention in San Francisco that the government will not seize control of the United States oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ickes
American Petroleum Institute
San Francisco
Large timber sale announced in Kalispell Montana
Flathead national forest officials said a massive sale of 80,000,000 feet of timber would be offered for bid in Kalispell after cruiser surveys in the Hungry Horse reservoir area. The parcel includes 15,000,000 feet of white pine and 65,000,000 feet of fir, spruce and larch to be sold due to high prices and to remove salable timber before backwaters flood the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Kalispell
Hungry Horse
Flathead National Forest
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Olge L. Rosmaniih
News Syndicate Co. Inc
Baird
Baron Frinck
Gavin
Blackheath
Barrow
Bartlett
Desperado
Scribe
Sevilla
Guetukativh
la, PA
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