Indian Trouble Over Creek Lands Highlighted in 1906 Hearing
Senate committee hearings in Oklahoma featured Crazy Snake the Creek arguing that treaty 1832 and 1901 rights promised land and protection should be fulfilled. He denied ceded lands were rightly cut up and resisted racial dispossession while urging fulfillment of agreements.
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Senate
Washington
Crazy Snake
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Clark
Wyoming
Tulea
United States
Columbus
Alabama
Iiison
Cnow
Teller
Hodge
Robert Johnson
Nebraska Notes and court actions across the state
Judge Day bond set at 1008 dollars as Winn Heeken pleads guilty and sentenced to four years hard labor. Wayne Normal School fight lingers, Fremont residents oppose purchase. Governor veto possible. Sheriff Dunkel catches missing person case in Kansas. Burlington workers injured. Parrish and others noted. Ant-train riders charged. McCook teachers gather for regional meeting. Hastings college funding drive gains pace with pledges to cover one third debt, state-wide fundraising planned.
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Day
Gintms
Res Peeken
Winn
Graves
Winn Heeken
Lincoln
Charles Beeken
Fred Kelso
Douglas County
Elkhorn River
Fremont
A. H.norris
Keokuk
Wayne Normal School
Fremont Normal
Wayne School
Shallenberger
Parrish
Burlington
Beatrice
Voal
Sam Weaver
Mason
Oscar Carlson
Ansley
Broken Bow
John Craig
Ravenna
Southwestern Nebraska Educaional Association
McCook
Charles ‘Fordyce
Teachers’ College
University of Nebraska
Catherine Price
Hattie Kelly
Kearney
Hastings
Frank Larson
Northwestern
Exeter
Carnegie Hero Fund
Otis Gardner
Hastings College
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Truuws
Taft and Tariff
Tariff Bureau
Trinidad
Colo
Cimarron
N. M
Continental Tie and Lumber Company
Payne Dill
White House
Democrats
House of Representatives
Taft
Cannon
Payne
Dalsell
Taf
House
Thomas
North Carolina
O'Connell
Mass
Congress
White- House
Indianapolis
H. EB. Miles
Henry R. Towne
New York
D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
N. C
Takoma
Takoma Biscuit
Loose-Wiles Biscuit CO
Sloan
Sloan’s Liniment
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
U.S.A
Orward
Thompson
National
Trinity
Nebraska
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