Hairy Moccasin, Esh-sup-pee-me-shish, one of Custer's Crow Scouts, died on this day. He was 68 years old.
1922 A petition for rehearing was granted by the United States Supreme Court in Wyoming v. Colorado, a suit seeking to adjudicate the distribution of water from the Laramie River.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Charles Burke telegrammed Superintendent of the Wind River Reservation's Shoshone Agency R. P. Haas at Fort Washakie, giving him permission to work with actor Tim McCoy and film producers in the movie The Thundering Herd.
The Girl Who Ran Wild was released.
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Like most films of this era, it was melodramatic, featuring a plot in which Melissa Bummer declares her independence from the world after the death of her father. She ends up in school and her teacher falls in love with her, and vice versa, and she reforms accordingly.
Some of these plots are, we'd note, a bit icky.
