Wounded Knee Survivors Are Now About Gone
The Army may be losing a battle it thought safe since the 1890 Wounded Knee clash. On December 30, 1890, soldiers at Wounded Knee Creek in South Dakota nearly wiped out a Sioux group. Medals of Honor were awarded years later for distinguished conduct, but descendants claim the Indians sought to surrender and were shot as the conflict is reconsidered.
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Arthur Edson
Washington Uy
Drc
Wounded Knee Creek
South Dakota
North American
Lalle
Home Arts Exhibit at Milliken Fair
Milliken Fair features a Home Arts Exhibit with crafts and displays inviting visitors to browse. Note says admission times and booth locations in the Tribune want ads.
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Milliken Fair
Wounded Knee Incident Debate Inflames Mundt Office
In a heated debate over naming and monuments for Wounded Knee, Sen Karl Mundt pushes to declare last incident a national monument. The Congressional discussion critiques how history labels the events and the roles of Army officials and Sen Joe McCarthy.
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Wounded Knee
Karl Mundt
RSD
Army
Joe McCarthy
Wis
Custer
Jorie
Mundh
Interint
Mckay
Mundt
Jack Wilson
Dalkota
Big Foot
U. S
Africa Curbs Traffic Goo Roads On Gold Coast Market
On the Gold Coast Africa drivers face new traffic dangers as roads replace dusty routes from Accra to Kantasi. A railway grade crossing prompted safety measures with concrete pillars erected along the highway to control vehicle movements near the rail line.
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Gold Coast
Accra
Kuthasi
88000 Pounds of Paper Collected in Optimist Drive
Over 88000 pounds of paper were gathered Saturday in the Greeley Optimist paper drive with more than seventy volunteers. Jim Hassel, president, urged residents to save paper for future drives to fund local organizations. A separate incident saw a store employee pushed through a plate glass window, with an investigation into burglary charges possible.
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Greeley Optimist
Jim Hassel
Greeley
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nav
Hin
Unseen Hands Omaha ta a suspect found by detectives behind
A burglarized Omaha grocery store was investigated by detectives who found a suspect hidden behind the counter. The breakthrough followed a routine check of the store interiors and nearby surveillance footage. Police are holding the individual for questioning as the investigation continues.
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Omaha
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