Apache tale of hunger and pursuit on the Mescalero frontier
A formal report style narrative depicts Da-Ga-In-Ka an Apache chief driven by hunger and blood feud toward Mexico. Jim McLane cow puncher chases the missing beef while Apaches meet and tensions rise as mounted pursuit shifts through the Mescalero and Sacramento mountains ending with Da-Ga-In-Ka killed by a volley of Winchester fire.
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Indian Affairs
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New Mexico
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Agency
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Jim McLane
Da-Ga-In-Ka
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Mexico
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Frontier Yellow Scoop: Jack Stice and the Made News
In Linville the editors Vinton and Stice chase a real story after a staged highway holdup ends with a dying robber revealed as Vinton's own printer. The event yields a wild, fatal twist as the dying man coolly calls for a news outcome, exposing motives behind sensational reporting. Future Klondike output is forecast to hit 20 million dollars annually within five years due to big dredging firms.
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Linville Weekly Express
Richard Vinton
Oxford
Missouri
Vinton
Linville
Jack Stice
Luice
Goslings
Amandy
Amstractions
Thompson
Yukon
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