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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

15 May 1918

Page 12

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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1918

Page

12

Siringo’s chase of Kid Curry across the West unfolds

In Santa Fe aged 63 and blind, Charlie Siringo recalls four years tracking Kid Curry and the Wild Bunch from Harlem Montana to the Little Rockies. He details stakeouts, post offices, saloon clashes, and curry’s capture near Knoxville and Rawlins, ending with casiday and Longbough at large.

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Charlie Siringo Kid Curry Little Rockies Montana Santa Fe New Mexico West Rocky Mountain Mexico Coeur d’Alene Miners’ Union Gem Idaho Siringo Wyoming Kansas Colorado Curry Curry Gang Helena Great Falls Little Rocky Mountains Sandusky Curry Boys Denver Curran Union Pacific Railway W. O. Sayles Loney Curry Bob Curry Union Pacific Great Northern Wagner Malta Sayles Kid Harvey Loney Logan Dodson Kansas City Harlem Bob Loney Logan Brothers Rocky Point Missouri River Lewistown Red Barn Silcox Big Muddy Harvey Logan Jim T Rockies Charles L. Carter Old Pike Lee Bob Lee Cheyenne Wyo Union Pacific Railway Company Loiey Siriago Bat Nose George Curry Old Mexico Utah Tipton Godwill Blue Mountains Colorado River Wild Bunch Stringo 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
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Russian Poet Kerensky Visits Montana on US Tour

Nicholas Kerensky a noted Russian poet and brother of a revolutionary recently toured Montana during a United States visit. He traveled with private secretary Alexis Strohkhoff and expressed fascination with Montana scenery planning some time in Glacier National Park this summer.

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Nicholas Kerensky Kerensky Russia Montana United States Alexis Strohkhoff Glacier Park
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Tin Can Contest Ends Bozeman Cans Drive

Bozeman theater owner held a Tin Can Contest offering free admission for children who brought one can per year of life. Prizes were awarded and the town reportedly became free of tin cans after the event.

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Bozeman
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Dynamite Plot Foiled at Fort Bliss Tower Site

Four sticks of dynamite and thirty feet of copper wire with detonating caps were found buried beneath the steel wireless tower at Fort Bliss Texas. An officer discovered the cache and no arrests have yet been made.

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Fort Bliss Texas
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Women Reconstruction Aides Seek Montana Applicants

Montana women able to pass physical and mental exams can join reconstruction aides aiding convalescent soldiers. Requirements include age 25 plus, height 60 to 70 inches, weight 100 to 195 pounds, high school education, and skills in crafts such as basketry weaving wood carving block printing knitting or needlework. Pay is 50 dollars a month in the United States and 60 dollars abroad with quarters or commutation. up to 30 days paid leave annually. Reports to Lieut. A B Eckerdt in Helena for enlistment. training at Teachers College Columbia University or Franklin Union Boston.

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Montana A. B. Eckerdt Helena Teachers College Columbia University New York Franklin Union Boston United States Germany Surgeon General Reconstruction
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Husband's stubborn stance tests quiet wife

A husband insists on his own way while his wife stays silent and allows it. The dynamic highlights a quiet power imbalance in their relationship.

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Snappy saying on الزواج and dating from a column

A breezy social quip observes that a 26 year old woman, worn from courting, insists that if she were a man she would not be fooled by an 18 year old. The remark attributes common dating dynamics to gendered expectations and humor.

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