Right of Nomination Bill Pushes Through Controversial Provisions
The bill sets new rules for tribal funds and agent oversight. It requires business committee reports before expenditures, expands or restricts allottee leasing rights by blood quantum, and outlines funds and control for minor and incapacitated members. The act excludes certain tribes and assigns election boards while detailing financial appropriations.
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Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
United States
Interior Department
Government Farmer Appointment for J C Bradley
J C Bradley of the local police force has accepted the position of Government Farmer at the Red Cliff Reservation in Bayfield Wisconsin. He has many years in service and is noted as a proficient officer, though the exact departure date for his new post is not yet announced.
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J. C. Bradley
Red Cliff
Nt Bayheid
Wis
Bradley
Federal Court Sessions Set for Superior Wisconsin
The Western District Federal Court will convene in Superior Wisconsin on the 14th to hear liquor law violation cases including whiskey introduction on a reservation. Judge Landis of Chicago will preside, filling in for Judge Sanborn. he is known for sentencing Ashland saloonkeepers and bootleggers in earlier Indian whiskey cases.
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Federal Court
Western District
Superior
Wis
Landis
Chicago
Sanborn
Ashland
Old Pioneer Edward Haskins Sr Dies in Arizona
Edward Haskins Sr, 73, died last Thursday in Phoenix Arizona where he had gone for health reasons accompanied by his wife. Born in 1843 and raised in Northern Wisconsin, he was a former logger and ran a general store in the village. He later farmed near Ashland on a highly regarded property. His death shocks the village. the funeral will be in Ashland.
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Edward Haskins, Sr
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr. Fiedkins
Wisconsin
Ashland
Ashland County
Haskins
Family Trouble Aired In Court At Ashland
Sheriff Dormady handled Mr and Mrs Gorka after a complaint by Mrs Allen. Municipal Judge Garvin heard the case in Ashland with Mrs Checkie as main witness. Testimony claimed Mrs Gorka spent too much time visiting neighbors. the court discharged the couple.
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Dormady
Ashland
Gorka
Burked bootlegger moved to Douglass jail from Birch
John Burke recently captured at Birch Wisconsin by Officer Krennen for bootlegging was transferred to Douglass county jail on the plea that the board is better there than at Ashland. Pat Dermedy should prepare when Burke arrives and stock Porterhouse steak. Judge Landis will limit his supply of turkey once he finishes with him.
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John Burke
Birch, Wis
Krennen
Douglass County
Ashland
Pat Dermedy
Burke
Bayfield Native Voice Responds to Peavy on Indian Removal
A Bayfield reader writes to the Itemizer to oppose Mr. Peavy of Washburn and defend Indian rights. The letter argues treaties were made with Indians not for them, condemns relocation as unjust, and questions removal of tribal lands amid liquor trade accusations.
Ice business expands to meet summer demand
John Shaffer the local drayman has a crew of men and teams busily harvesting his supply of summer ice. His big ice house is not sufficient when filled to supply his summers trade and he finds it neccessary to fill an additional house to meet the demand.
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John Shaffer
Drayman
Reverend J H McManus engages in Ashland business
The Rev. J H McManus conducted business in Ashland at the start of the week, signaling active clerical and community duties in the area.
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J H. McManus
Ashland
James Bungo Returns Home From Superior Care
James Bungo came back home last evening after a period of treatment under Dr. Myers in Superior Wisconsin where he had been under medical care for several days.
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James Bungo
Superior
Wis
Dr. Myers
Severa
Lenroot stands on Wisconsin dry land treaty interpretation
Washington February 2 Congressman Lenroot reiterates that Northern Wisconsin cannot be deemed dry under old Indian treaties in the same way as Minnesota. He notes Department letters lack funding to enforce prohibition on ceded Indian lands, questions McManus and Sells, and says action hinges on new appropriation and court clarification.
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Washington
P. C
J. L. Lenrgogt
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Jas. H. McManus
Interior Department
Lenroot
Lenreot
United States
McManus
Commissioner Sells
Congressman Lenroot
Mr. Lenroot
Mr. Lenroof
North
Northwest Territory
Avery
Learvot
Commission-rells
Department
Indian Territory
Congress
Cato
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Comanche Indians
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Idaho
Nebraska
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Federal
Phoenix, Ariz
Court
A. K. AlliWe
Bayfield
Peavey
Itemizer
Siz
Washburn
Mr. Peavey
Futhermore
Jas Smart
P. D. Box
Odanah
Sells
Elmer Green
Ther Weels
Clemencian
Theda Bara
Fox
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