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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1914

Page

4

Hughes and Hughes in Desert Camp Confrontation

Sergeant Hamlin corners Jed Hughes in a desert shack after a suspected shootout. Hughes recounts his cattle stolen by Gene Le Fevre and Koleta, the Cheyenne war party, and reveals Le Fevre’s plan to move a captive woman to the Cheyennes winter camp on the Canadian, Black Kettle’s outfit. The tale links Le Fevre to the raid and the missing girl’s fate.

Hughes Hamlin United Tribes Mack Kettle Ais Colt Ryling le Fevre Gene le Fevre Ace Wal Jed Hughes San Antone Buffalo Creek Gene Ol’ Koleta Brand Cimarron Koleta Prairia Missouri Independence le Peyre Horders Black Smoke Mex le Fevre An’ Koleta Dupont

Snowbound Vengeance and a Cavalry Pursuit

Hamlin confronts Hughes over a planned ambush during a blizzard as the sergeant reveals his pursuit of Le Fevre Dupont and the missing Major McDonald’s daughter. Hughes recalls killing a government scout, Sam Wasson, and hints at a hidden path toward Black Kettle’s camp as the storm rages.

Hamlin Kintry le Fevre Hughes Sam Wasson Sam Dodge Kansac Dupont Major McDonald Connors Cimarron Nor'east

Fragmented Youth Court Hearing Brief

A fragmentary note describes a tense confrontation with threats of violence. The verb tense suggests a court or police transcript context with questioning about attempted harm and an apology from a participant. Names and exact details are unreadable in the fragment.

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