Settlement of all funds claimed in timber dispute
Tribunal confirms settlement of all funds in the timber dispute. An assured fact settles the matter, ending the financial claim and formal proceedings between the involved parties.
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Newspaper
Odanah Star
Location
Odanah, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
1
Timber Settlement and Tribal Funds End Question in Odanah
Residents read of a planned settlement to finish timber division and tribal fund distribution. Officials expect contracts let, funds ($640,000) allocated to unallotted timber, with per capita shares potentially $4,000 to $5,000, aiming to foster growth in the local lumber industry and unity in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setant
Quarty
Lumber Company
Baker
Ato Seils
Post Office Moves to Store Building in Ashland District
The post office now sits in the Store building with excellent fixtures making it a up-to-date facility. Citizens of the hustling area should feel proud as Denomie visited Ashland yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Auge
Contemplate Erection of Lodge Hall in Spring
The F. R. A. Lodge in the village plans to build a new hall as soon as spring arrives. Funds are subscribed and members express strong enthusiasm. They anticipate a membership surge this season and a campaign to secure a suitable location.
Carlisle Indian School Under Fire Over Friedman Charges
The Carlisle Indian school faces grave charges of misconduct under Superintendent Moses Friedman. Inspector Linnen's investigation, ordered by House Indian Affairs, targets athletic fund use and pupil treatment as over two dozen pupils linked to immorality. The piece praises the probe and hopes for restored standards and better governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Washington, D. C
Sells
Committee On Indian Affairs of the House
E. B. Linnen
Carlisle Indian School
Moses Friedman
Linnen
Indian Service
Carlisle
R. H. Pratt
Selly
Carlisle School
Moses
Indian Department
Grand Old School
Owls Club Holds Well Attended Invitation Party
The Order of Owls hosted an invitation party last Wednesday evening at the M. W. A. hall. The event was largely attended and several attendees reported an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Order of Owls
First installment of reservation rules to appear soon
An upcoming series will publish the first installment of rules and regulations governing reservations with weekly releases until complete. The aim is to educate both Indian and white residents about the reservation laws, noting that only a few are currently familiar with them.
Indian land dispute over Wilmarth Estate parcels
Dr J R Barnett of Neenah and Edward Walter of Cadotte Wis visited the village to examine section sixteen, claimed by Wilmarth Estate of Ashland. They contend the land belongs to the Indian and seek repayment of their taxes and funds. Other claimants also push to recover payments as the Indian ownership becomes clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Barnett
Neenah
Wis
Edward Walter
Cadotte
Wilmarth
Ashland
Odanah Triumphs Over Washburn 53 to 9 in The Loyal
Last Friday at Loyal Theater the Odanah Basketball Team routed Washburn 53 to 9. Odanah held a strong lead with Washburn’s nine points gifts while the team showcased smooth combination plays in the final half. Archie McKuen oversees a squad poised for strong basketball honors in the region and tonight faces Northland College in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odanah
Washburn Cam
Bay
Washburn
Northland College
Ashland
Archie McKuen
Miller Secures 50000 for Mille Lac Indians Land Purchases
Washington Representative Miller pushed an appropriation increase to 50000 in the Indian bill for land purchases for Mille Lac Indians to be relocated, with additional funds for two hospitals, schools, and a physician. Critics urge broader action on land allotments and settlement of outstanding government promises to the Mille Lac and related tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miller
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Red Lake
Leech Lake Reservation
Mille Lac
Mille. Lac Lake
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indians seek control of their funds and road funding
The Interior Department weighs giving capable Indians control of their funds free of restrictions. The author argues education varies among Indians and many are ready, while others still require guardianship. They urge a fair process, and note chronic road neglect on the reservation, proposing government road funding as vital for farming progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Department
Indian Department
Ashland
Indian Appropriation Bill Reported In House
Washington Jan 29 The interior department cuts reduce the Indian appropriation to 9 609 737 with 2 165 127 shaved from estimates. An omnibus claims bill will be offered later to cover eliminated claims including non reservation school items. Funds stay for hospital building on reservations to treat tuberculosis trachoma and other diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
House
Stephenson
Indian Affairs Committee
Ashland Steam Dye Works Seeks Saturday Orders
D Sullivan makes regular calls delivering Saturdays at Oda nah. Reserve orders for Ashland Steam Dye Works. Andrew Zuercher from Ashland reports he will soon depart for the South for a several weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sullivan
Odanah
Ashland Steam Dye Works
Andrew Zuercher
Ashland
South
New Picture Show At Saxon In New Crystal Theatre Building
John Harto manager of the Crystal Theatre arranged with F. E. Vaniea of Saxon for a moving picture show in a new building. He says opening will be in three or four weeks and every Saturday evening will feature updated motion pictures for the citizens of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harto
The
Crystal Theatre
Saxon
F. E. Vaniea
Judge Cochranes Death Shocks Territory Pioneers
Judge J W Cochrane a pioneer of the territory died Tuesday in Florida and will be buried in Williamsport Pa. He had many friends among the Indians on the reservation and summered at Nissishin Lodge on the Brule where Antoine Denomie was his long time guide and companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cochrane
Florida
Williamsport
Judge Cochrane
Brule
Antoine Denomie
Antoine
Owl’s Nest-1550 Meeting Schedule and FRA Notices
Owls Nest 1550 holds meetings on the 2nd and 4th Mondays monthly with visiting members welcome led by President F. J. Swift and Secretary Harry Nelson. FRA Council No 207 convenes the 1st and 2nd Saturdays monthly under President F O Carlson and Secretary E L Langren. George Stoddard and wife visited Ashland yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Pat Dermedy traveled from Ashland on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Swift
Harry Nelson
Sec’y
Council No
F., O. Carlson
Pres
E. L. Langren
Sec
Subscription Bill Reminder To Our Subscribers
The notice asks subscribers to renew promptly and mentions possible additions of material and more content this year. It urges timely payment and continued support for the publication.
Infant son of local couple taken to St. Joseph's Hospital
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson of this village was taken to St Josephs hospital in Ashland last Monday where he will remain for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Johnson
St. Toseph’s Hospital
Ashland
Opening up a farming community funding plan
The passage argues that the appropriation will be spent for roads where needed and under the administration of agent P. S. Everest. It asserts confidence that the money will be used to good advantage to open up the farming community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Eaton
Ashland
P. S. Everest
Mr. Everest
Died at ripe old age in Lake Superior region
Joseph Naganub, longtime Lake Superior resident born in Cloquet in 1824, died at his daughter Mrs Henry Dendemie senior’s home in this village at age ninety. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Remains shipped to Baraga Michigan for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Naganub
Lake Superior
Henry Dendémie
Cloquet
Minn
Bar?aga, Mich
Crystal Theatre Upgrades With New Engine and Ventilations
The Crystal Theatre manager announces next week will install a sixteen horsepower engine and dynamo with up to date ventilation to give patrons more comfort and better pictures. Each Sunday evening will feature the best vaudeville precursor along with top pictures, hoping for public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Theatre
Manger
Supreme Court to Rule on Mixed Blood Indian Land Rights
Solicitor General Davis asked the Supreme Court to decide the issue of mixed blood status for Chippewa Indians at Whit Earth reservation Minnesota. The question concerns whether identifiable white blood mixing affects eligibility to sell allotted lands under existing law. The Eighth Circuit held that any identifiable mixture defines mixed blood status and the case tests the government’s challenge to sales by Indians with one eight and one sixteenth white blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Davis
Whit É Earth Reservation
Minnesota
Circuit Court of Appeals of the Eight Circuit
Saxon Wis Welcomes New Vaniea Building
In Saxon Wisconsin this week F E Vaniea shows a near complete building on the site of a burned structure. The downstairs holds a saloon barber shop and a family residence in the rear while the upper hall houses a stage for a planned moving picture show two nights weekly plus a full basement with a spring well. The building is fully water supplied and electric lit. Citizens praise the new facility in their village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxon
Wis
F. E. Vaniea
Vaniea
Wise Choice Lake Worth Florida Lands Promise Comfort and Profit
Promoter invites readers to move from the north to Lake Worth Florida offering pleasant climate a ready market and affordable terms. Lands described as park like productive and easy to clear appealing to poor men seeking a start in life or health restoration. Contact H. C. Ashmun Odanah Wis and T. A. Tangye Ironwood Mich for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Worth
Florida
H. C. Ashmun
Odanah
Wis
T. A. Tangye
Ironwood
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LIS
Fias Fine Post Office
Friedman
Departent — Thinking
Crystal Annex
Eko
A. Day
Odanah. Wis
New Picture Show
Geo. Stoddard and Wife
Sherriff
Pat Dermedy
Ashland Pontteapon
Supreme Court of the United States
Adv
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