Will Delegation Be Appointed for Timber Dispute
The Star discusses whether a delegation should be sent to Washington to represent the Brotherhood on timber questions. A committee is urged to call a general meeting and form delegates with instructions to seek a congressional resolution, amid a falling timber market and dwindling timber estimates.
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Washington, D. C
Star
Brotherhood
Washington
Congress
Anp
Wo Dshington
D.C
Ummer Hiad
Former resident Mrs Myer improves after Ashland hospital surgery
Mrs. Gus Myers, previously of this place and now living in Ashland Wisconsin, underwent an operation at St Joseph's hospital in Ashland recently and is reported to be doing nicely.
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Gus. Myers
Ashland
Wis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Henderson Recovers From Serious Operation
Daniel B. Henderson is recovering at his home in Washington D C after a serious operation. He has many friends in the territory who will be glad to hear of his progress. Mrs Carl Taberman visited Ashland last Wednesday.
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Daniel B. Henderson
Washington, D. C
Mr. Henderson
Carl Taberman
Ashland
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Clapp
Gver
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Phibsys
Sevretity
Attorneyship dispute over Dalby pay in Minnesota Chippewa matter
A Tomahawk article and Denomie comments discuss the attorneyship controversy involving Mr Dalby and D B Henderson for the Minnesota Chippewa Indians. The piece argues Dalby should be paid for work already done, while noting Henderson’s existing contract and the lack of a clear timeline for resolution.
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Dalby
Iin
Jas' Fargs
Egards Stribrta
Henderson
Gremarks
Laser ‘Council
Dd. B. Henderson
Mn “Henherson
Mill repairs near completion at J S Stearns Lumber Co mill
Repairs at the J S Stearns Lbr Co mill, idle for renovations, are nearly finished. A new trimmer, two conveyors, and an extension to the lea are installed, with general overhauling completed in preparation for a winter run, expected to resume within ten days to two weeks.
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J. S. Stearns Lbr. Co
Lester General
Jail Construction Underway With Iron Interior
Work on a new jail has begun with contractor Andrew Zuercher aiming for swift completion. The structure measures 24 by 30 feet, includes 4 foot corridors along two sides for six cells and an 8 foot corridor at the front, standing nine feet high. Built entirely of sheet iron, it will be thoroughly sanitary and compare favorably with similar facilities in the district.
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Andrew Zuercher
Woodmen Hold Successful Invitation Dance at M W A Hall
The Woodmen hosted an invitation dance at the M W A hall last evening. A large crowd enjoyed the event, which was reported as a very successful affair.
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M. W. A. Hall
Woodmen
Simon Denomie Jr Faces Suit Against Game Warden Childs
Simon Denomie Jr travels to Ashland on Wednesday on business related to a pending lawsuit against game warden Childs.
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Simon Denomie, Jr
Ashland
Childs
Ex-Inspector Dalby's Bid for Credit in Wisconsin Chippewa Legislation
The Tomahawk critiques ex inspector Dalby alleging he seized credit for Wisconsin Chippewa school and swamp land legislation. It cites his Montana cattleman investigations and claims he aided whites against Chippewas, urging Minnesota Chippewas to avoid hiring him as attorney.
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Dalby
Wisconsin
Crow
Montana
Washington
Joseph Farr
Ebby Smith
Gus
Z. Louis Dalby
Washington DC
Mortain
Brother Gus
Senator Falls kills bill prompt gratitude from Chippe
A letter reports word that the bill was killed by Senator Falls. A Chippewa speaker expresses gratitude for his past services to Indian tribes and Wisconsin, and says Falls can do more on issues including a joint claim against the government.
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Senator Falls
Gus
Wisconsin
Married Last Tuesday Geo A Day Weds Maude Pember
Geo A Day proprietor of Crystal Annex in Odawan married last Tuesday to Maude Pember of Superior Wisconsin in Superior. The couple will reside in the village and local friends extend best wishes for happiness.
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Geo. A. Day
Crystal ‘Annex
Odawan
Maude Pember
Superior
Wis
Geo
Dixon Report Critiques U.S. Indian Policy
Green Bay reports that Dr. Joseph E. Dixon, President Wilson’s envoy, traveled 22 000 miles to study tribes and propose changes. He argues government misrepresents Indians, laments belittlement, cites bias in job security, and hopes new administration aids Indian progress.
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Green Bay
Wis
United States
Joseph E. Dixon
Wilson
North
Dixon
Wanamakers
F R A Lodge to Host Basket Social Saturday Evening
The F. R. A. Lodge will hold a basket social in the M. W. A. hall this Saturday evening. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event.
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F. R. A. Lodge
M. W. A. Hall
Mrs Gus Coveneau Dies at Home after Illness
Mrs Gus Coveneau of this village died yesterday morning at her residence after a long residence here. The cause of death is said to be appendicitis. Bernard Hoppengan of Ashland will conduct the funeral.
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Gus. Coveneau
Norning
Bernard Hoppengan
Ashland
Dyke Built by Lumber Company Shields Lapointe’s Shop Area
A river bank washed out last spring in front of Lapointe’s confectionery is reinforced with a sand covered dyke. The lumber company built the structure, providing strong protection for this village section against spring freshets.
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Lapointes Confectionary Store
Lumber Company
Ash land Steam Dye Works Delivery Notice
Our agent D. Sullivan makes regular Saturday calls delivering items at Oda nah. Please reserve your orders for Ash land Steam Dye Works.
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D. Sullivan
Odanah
Ashland Steam Dye Works
Indian funds division debated amid tribal rights push
The piece discusses proposed legislation to regulate and possibly divide tribal funds held by the U.S. Treasury. It notes criticism of wasteful payments to sinecures, calls for broader tribal attorney coordination, and mentions Senator Clapp and Secretary of the Interior. It includes editorials from the Odanah Star reflecting on tribal wealth, logging enterprises, and government officials.
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United States
Congress
Lane
The
Indian Rights Association
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