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Oct

PAST EVENTS THAT MADE HISTORY

Camille Bohannon Presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who's Who Dissecting the A.P. Phone Log Seizure
CAMILLE BOHANNON

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Sep

FIRST NATIONAL MONUMENT PROCLAIMED

Devils Tower in 1890, 16 years before President Theodore Roosevelt declared it a national monument with brand-new powers granted him by Congress. The low level of the Belle Fourche River may show the picture was taken in the fall of the year. The photo is by Black Hills area photographer John Grabill.
Devils Tower in 1890.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park + Devil's Tower – National Parks and Recreation

On this day in 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed
Devils Tower, a massive rock formation in Wyoming, the
country’s first national monument.

He called the “lofty and isolated rock” a “natural wonder.”

Theodore Roosevelt – Photo gallery - NobelPrize.org
Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt Jr.
(October 27, 1858 – January 6, 1919)

Devils Tower today draws more than half a million visitors
a year.

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Sep

ACTIVIST AND MEDIA PERSONALITY KILLED

The Charlie Kirk Show - Salem Radio Network

Charles James Kirk (October 14, 1993 – September 10, 2025)

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Aug

HAPPENINGS THAT MADE HISTORY

Today in History: July 4 | Holidays | koamnewsnow.com

CAMILLE BOHANNON

Fat Man - Nagasaki - August 9, 1945

Print: Nagasaki, Japan, Atomic Bomb Attack in 1945 | eBay

Nagasaki atomic bomb anniversary: Photos show aftermath of US bombing

Nagasaki Franciscan monastery that survived atomic blast still stands as messenger of peace | National Catholic Reporter

Mitsubishi Factory Destroyed by the Atomic Bomb in Nagasaki, Japan | Harry S. Truman

Cover of the Boston Herald newspaper announcing the atomic bombing of Nagasaki by U.S. forces. August 9, 1945. (Large Version) - Pictures and Illustrations - The Scientific War Work of Linus C. Pauling

On August 9, 1945, a second atomic bomb is dropped on
Japan by the United States, at Nagasaki, resulting finally
in Japan’s unconditional surrender.