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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1927

Page

3

Sitten Bull honored in poetry contest by Pasque Petals

Elmo Scott Watson notes American Indian Day observes Sitting Bull as poetry contest subject. Aberdeen’s N Herried offers 40 line prize for best Sitting Bull poem to be submitted by December 1. He argues Sitting Bull was a complex figure, more patriot than traitor, with contested myths.

Elmo Scott Watson Sitting Bull Mr. Herried H&vine West Point Custer Little Ble Horn Grand River Four Horns An & Boy Jumping Badger Little Big Horn Seventh Cavalry Gall Crazy Horse Red Cloud Spotted Tail Washington Grant West Reint Boots James McLaughlin Standing Rock Charles A. Eastman Sitting Bulls Doctor Eastman South Dakota

Record flight distances eclipse birds in historic note

The report cites Lindberghs nonstop flight of 3 010 miles and Chamberlin Levine distance estimates from 8 000 to 4 000 miles. It mentions Alaska plovers flying 2 400 miles from Aleutians to Hawaii and golden plovers annual migrations from Newfoundland.

Lindbergh Chamberlin Levine Ts Aleutian Hawaii Newfoundland

Vague nautical measure cited across Atlantic corridor

A fragmentary report notes a distance described as 1,700 to 2,200 rifles along a route from Nova Scotia toward the northeastern coast of South America. The text lacks full context, leaving the meaning of the measurement unclear.

Nova

Inmates Enroll in Penn State Courses at Rockview Prison

Nearly 100 prisoners each year for four years enrolled in courses for inmates at Rockview penitentiary offered by Pennsylvania State College's engineering extension department. Ten courses were given during the year just ended with final exercises held recently.

Rockview Penitentiary Engineering Extension Department Pennsylvania State College

Seventy Students Earn Special Certificates

In School Life, seventy pupils received special certificates marking achievement in classroom work and attendance. The presentation honored the students and recognized dedication to studies.

Two Locomotives Featured at B and O Centenary Pageant

Exhibition at Hunlethorpe Maryland this October showcases one of the latest water-tube boiler locomotives weighing 314 tons alongside the first engine to serve the northwestern states in 1862 now kept as a relic by the Great Northern railroad. Dr A T Anderson and Miss Sarah T Anderson of Spokane attend with descendants of Capt Meriwether Lewis the famous explorer.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Hunlethorpe Northwestern States Great Northern Railroad A. T. Anderson Sarah T. Anderson Spokane Meriwether Lewis

Salvador appoints new minister to Washington

For the first time in seven years Salvador is represented in Washington by Dr Francisco A Lima who arrived to assume duties. Lima previously served as minister to Guatemala and Mexico and in 1922 was confidential agent for the Federal Council of Central America in Washington.

Salvador Washington Francisco A. Lima Doctor Lima Guatemala Mexico Federal Council of Central America

Tunney Trains Hard for Dempsey Title Fight

The photograph shows Gr and Tunney, heavyweight champion, training for his September 22 bout with Jack Dempsey, former champion, in Chicago. Large crowds watched his stunts at Spec ulator in the newspaper’s notes.

Shhows Gr Tunney Pugilist Jack Dempsey Chicago Speculator

Short-Lived Tree Quaking Aspen Widespread North American

The quaking aspen is the most distributed tree in North America per the American Tree Association. It spans from Newfoundland to Alaska and south to New Jersey Kentucky Mexico and California. It grows readily and is short lived, soon giving way to better trees.

North America American Tree Association Newfoundland Alaska New Jersey Kentucky Mexico California

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