May Day Mystery on Marland University Campus
On a perfect May Day at Marland University Alabama, Antoinette Peyton steps into a hushed garden spot called the Power and overhears a tense scene between a man and a girl, signaling trouble on campus. Tony, a strong-willed senior, reflects on the football glory that shapes student life as she moves toward a confrontation that could alter the day.
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Southern College
Marlatd University
Alabamas
Tony Peyton
Marland
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Old Main
Larry Welch
Tony
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Power
Yong
Pat
Thayer
Ivy
Pat Thayer
Paterson
Marland University
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Pai Tau Theta
South
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Campus intrigue and a freshmen romance clash
Tony confronts Ivy Welch over her affair with Pat Thayer on Marland campus as jealousy and social power unfold. Thayer's shady reputation and Tony's protective stance set a tense scene among students and a poised but troubled love triangle.
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Pat Thayer
Tony
Ivy Welch
Ivy
Hat Thayer
Early Montana History Revealed by State Normal Professor
Butte article recounts Robert E. Albright of Montana Normal College outlining little known facts of Montana’s early politics 1862 to 1866. He traces rival factions unions republicans democrats, Edgerton Meagher and the first territorial assembly amid Civil War era tensions and federal clashes over governance.
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Montana
State Normal College
Butte
Robert E. Albright
Montana Normal College
Butte Rotary Club
Albright
Washington
Pioneer
Clark
Los Angeles
Bancroft
Berkeley
Stanford
Montana Territory
Johnson
Wilbur F. Sanders
Rocky Mountain
Pacific West
Free States of the East
Missouri
Price
Thomas Francis Meagher
Seward
Middle West
East
Edgerton
Sanders
Friends of
The
Union
Territory
New Territory
Lincoln
Sidney Edgerton
Ohio
Congress
Idaho
B. Y. Pemberton
Assembly
Legislative Assembly
First Assembly
Washington, D. C
Meagher
McLean
Democrat
Gallatin Valley
War ‘Department
United States Army
War Department
Department
Republican Party
Burglary Attempt at Wolf Point Courthouse
An attempted burglary occurred at the Wolf Point courthouse last week. Entry was gained through a window and the treasurer’s office door glass broken to unlock the lock. Rummaging occurred but only 49 cents was found in Dwight Lohn’s aid pocketbook.
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Wolf Point
Dwight Lohn
Plummer’s Dual Motive in Augusta Fort Shaw Visit
Joseph Ford of Missoula recalls Henry Plummer visiting Fort Shaw and Augusta to court Electa Bryan while also seeking a rumored $30,000 sun river treasure. Plummer paid lodging, claimed to be making money, but never found the cache. Ford notes Sun river cattle kings and early stockmen in the region.
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Sun River
Joseph Ford
Missoula
Sun’ River
Samuel Ford
Great Falls
Fort Shaw
Augusta
Plummer
Mr. Ford
Ford
Electa Bryan
American Fur Company
Juditiga Basin
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Williston
Henry Plummer
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