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Apache Agent John P Clum Tamed the Apaches and Captured Geronimo
John P Clum, the Apache agent and first editor of Tombstone’s Epitaph, led a transformative approach at San Carlos, creating self governing Apache police and courts. He captured Geronimo without bloodshed, later editing and guiding Tombstone through its boom years before resigning in 1877 to move west.
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Elmo &Cott Watson
Hila
John Philip Clum
Hewnpaper
Geronimo
Tombatore
Aris
Epitaph
Hig Eareer
John P. Clum
Tie Gon
Woodsworth Clum
Houghton-Mifflin Company
John Clum
Claverack
N.Y
Hudson River Institute
Rutgers College
Clum
Rutgers
Princeton
War Department
United States
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
United States Signal Corps
Santa Fe
N. M
Indian Bureau
San Carlos Reservation
Arizona
Dutch Reformed Church
John Crum
Crum
New Mexico
Grim Reaper
Uncle Sam
John Tom
Civician
Department of the Interior
Military Department of Wars
Tucson
San Carlos
Warcely
Provisiona
God
John P. Glum
Chatto
Joan P. Glum
Eskimlazin
Florida
Naches
Natche
Natchez
Coohlae
Ariz
Woodworth Clum
Camp Grant
Bakiminzin
Eskiminzin
San Carlos le
Agen
Sao Carlos
Clam
North Americas
Gubdua
John Clum Dla
Tayelelyee
Nan-Tan
Rio Grande
Ojo Caliente
N. AL
Joba
Glonn
Loys
Tombstone
United States Army
Wekiminvin
Tauellyee
Joho Php Clum