Greatest Indian of today celebration honors Indian achievements
The Indian Council Fire in Chicago will present an annual Great Indian of Today medal on September 22 at Century of Progress. Nominees span arts, religion, medicine, law, science, education, and public service with leaders such as Gertrude Bonnin, Charles Eastman, Maria Martinez, and James Thorpe among the distinguished names.
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Chicago
Indian Council Fire
Council Fire
Lew Sarett
Ernest Thompson Seton
Woodcraft League of America
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Washington
W. Carson
Scott H. Peters
Indian Council
Indian Bureau
David Buffalo Bear
Red Cloud
Luther Standing Bear
J. A. Belgard
Chibiaboos
Roosevelt
Gertrude Bonnin
Indian Service
National Council of American Indians
Eugene B. Lawson
Delaware
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oklahoma Federation of Women’s Clubs
Angus F. Lookaround
Menominee
Navy
Keshena
Wis
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Maria Martinez
San Ildefonso Pueblo
Mary Thompson
England
America
James F. Thorpe
Sac and Foxe
Sweden
Silver Tongue
Hoopa
Elizabeth Tourtillot
Robert Whirling Thunder
Winnebago
Angle Wing
Klamath
Lack of Courage Leads to Lying
A reader letter discusses why people lie to avoid discomfort and how fear or lack of courage drives social and business evasion. The writer contrasts women and men in the so called not at home trick and argues frankness is preferable to false promises. The piece echoes 1933 Bell Syndicate commentary via WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Ocean liner Europa rivals a ten story hotel on sea
A traveler aboard the Europa noted eight elevator shafts and two missing decks, realizing the ship traversed the Atlantic like a ten story hotel. The Bremen sister ship launched a mail airplane to Europe, and the two ships once passed at about 60 miles per hour. Before docking in New York 700 miles away, Europa sent its own plane to Kansas City with next day mail.
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Europa
Atlantic
Bremen
Europe
New York
Kansas City
Kansas City Times
Purification Health Tip Calotabs Trial and Family Kits
Physician endorsed: Purify the entire system to restore health by a thorough Calotabs course. Take once or twice weekly for several weeks to activate liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Trial package 10 cts family package 35 cts. All dealers.
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Nature
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Elmo Scott Watson
Spencer Asah
James Auchiah
Monroe Huntinghorse
Steve Mopope
Gilbert Mopope
Kiowa
Ruth. Muskrat Bronson
Mt. Holyoke College
Morgenthau
Mt. Holyoke
Haskell
Fred Cardin
Town Hall
Henry Roe Cloud
American Indian Institute
Wichita
Kan
Czarina Colbert Conlan
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
The
Oklahoma State Historical Society
Susan Corn
League of Women Voters
Esther Deer
Louis Deer
Os-ka-non-ton
Eugenes B. Lawsorv
Mourning Dove
Okanogan
Charles A. Eastman
Chiyesa
Boy Scouts
Brooks-Bryce Foundation
George R. Frazier
Ethel Frazier
Evanston (Nl) Hospital
Ralph Fredenburg
Charles J. Frechette
John Frost
Plenty Crows
Crows
Frank S. Gauthier
Philip Gordon
Chippewa Reservation
Hayward
Centuria
Joseph H. Jacobs
McGill University Medical School
Caughnawaga Reservation
William J. Kershaw
Wisconsin
Theresa la Motte
Ter
William B. Newell
Rolling Thunder
Syracuse University
Society For the Propagation of Indian Welfare
Joe Noonan
Wanna-Gano
Associated Arts Club of
Los Angeles
Roy Oshkosh
W. David Owl
Six Nations
Arthur C. Parker
Rochester
N. Y
Museum of Arts and Sciences
New York State
Congress of American Indians
George C. Peake
Rock
Imaija
W. T. MccGillycuddy
Ogallalas
Tahlequah
Okla
United States
United States Treasury
Supreme Court Commission of
Lone Wolf
Blackfoot
Montana
Western Newspaper Union
Chippewa
Ruth Muskret Bronson Cherokee
Francis LaFlesche Maha
Gertrude Bonn
Sioux
Marie Martinez
Pe Fonse Eble
Rock Sioux
William L L Kershaw
Te Ata Chickasaw
Jim
Rinso
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St. Joseph
St-Joseph
Blackieg
Lénamny
Berkeley
California
Excape News
Sheridan Road
Buena Plaza
Kenmore
Lincoln Park
F. H. Holmes
Mgr
Custar Drug Co
Custar
Ohio
W. L. Henry
Azel Ave
Cuticura Laboratories
Malden
Masa
Emou En
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