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Columns Article 5009: 27-Jun-10 Bay City's Ancient History Returns to the Headlines After 380 Years By: Dave Rogers

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mosher Says:       On June 28, 2010 at 09:57 AM This is great to learn of the Bay City connection, Dave. Just as Elvis' and Michael Jackson's estates make more posthumously than before, the town should offer to send back the physical remains if they can share in licensing of "Thorpiana"--Jim Thorpe-branded souvenir items. I remember construction of a riverfront project halted because of native remains. How can Bay City market the historic Sauk connection--host an annual conference?

wallsopp Says:       On July 01, 2010 at 01:39 PM Fascinating story Dave. Also very sad, thorpe was such a champion but such sadness and tragedy in his life. It is especially sad to see that he had been so exploited. Keep up great work. Bill

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