Word: dakotas
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Thomas Rogers, better known as "Charges Alone," full-blooded Arikara Indian of North Dakota, who killed or captured 90 Germans in the World War, was appointed a letter carrier by President Coolidge last week and assigned to duty in Mandan, N. Dak. The President authorized Postmaster General Harry S. New to waive the usual civil service rules in the case of "Charges Alone...
...Majesty then set out across the plains of North Dakota. At Mandan she talked about babies jam-making with farmers' wives. At Medora Chief Red Tomahawk, he who had killed Sitting Bull, crowned Her Majesty Winyan Kipanki Win ("The Woman Who Was Waited For"). Said she as her train again snorted westward: "I have lived a whole lifetime of love today...
Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut Senator Charles Curtic of Kansas Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota Senator Porter H. Dale of Vermont John J. Blaine* of Wisconsin...
...sophomore fullbacks, Schmidt and Bunn, scored four touchdowns, a pair apiece, and with some assistance from relays of their Iowa teammates rollicked over North Dakota...
Mechanically-minded son of an Indiana miller, he none the less, to gain livelihood, had learned the printing craft. As a printer he worked among the Dakota Black Hills, at Minneapolis, at Chicago. There he founded the periodical Dairy Produce, fought against spurious oleomargarine. (In 1902 Congress passed the bill he demanded, the oleomargarine be not colored artificially.) He wrote a textbook, The Dairyman's Manual...