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Wallis and Marilyn Kimble Northwest History Database
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    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Labor. 1937-06-26


    • C. I. O. majority claimed at dam.

    • 1937

    • C. I. O. majority claimed at dam. - Following a meeting attended by about 200 dam site workers at the Grand Coulee ball park this morning, William Hillyer, C. I. O. organizer, claimed he would be able to demonstrate a 51 per cent majority of...
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Labor. 1937-06-26
    • Northwest history. Mining. Assays. 1927-04-28


    • Gold seekers crowd Republic - many locations staked at quest broadens - rich assays claimed

    • 1927

    • Gold seekers crowd Republic - many locations staked at quest broadens - rich assays claimed - All last night was heard the chug of motors climbing the long grade out of the San Poil valley into Republic as the rush to the new gold field continued.
    • Northwest history. Mining. Assays. 1927-04-28
    • Northwest history. Mining. Corporations & mergers. 1919-07-23


    • Both claimed ground; merge two companies.

    • 1919

    • Both claimed ground; merge two companies. - Two companies in the Coeur d'Alenes, both claiming the same ground, have settled their disputes by merging their intersts. They are the Franklin Security company and the Falu Mining company, the holdings...
    • Northwest history. Mining. Corporations & mergers. 1919-07-23
    • Northwest history. Mining. Discovery. 1921-07-21


    • Lightning peak strike claimed - high activity in Arrow Lake district, Graham and Nelson say

    • 1921

    • Lightning peak strike claimed - high activity in Arrow Lake district, Graham and Nelson say - Jim Graham of Spokane and Crist Nelson have made what is said to be an important strike on the claims they located last fall in the Lightning Peak camp in...
    • Northwest history. Mining. Discovery. 1921-07-21
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Labor. 1937-06-25


    • C. I. O. at dam grows to 1200.

    • 1937

    • C. I. O. at dam grows to 1200. - Twenty-six C. I. O. organizers, working in a three-cornered scramble among unions for enrollment of the 5000 Grand Coulee dam workers, claimed 1200 members by tonight. Yesterday they claimed 1000.
    • State history. Grand Coulee dam. Labor. 1937-06-25
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1937-06-19


    • Indian chief, 115, dies in California

    • 1937

    • Indian chief, 115, dies in California. - Chief Whitehorse Eagle, who claimed 115 years, is dead at his home in Tujunga, it was learned today. Whitehorse Eagle claimed to be a chief of the Osage tribe. He was known for many years as a lecturer on...
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1937-06-19
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1928-01-24


    • Indian authority dies.

    • 1928

    • Indian authority dies. - Peter McGuff, author and linguist, died suddenly at Toppenish. Mr. McGuff made a special study of legend and folk love and claimed the ability to speak every Indian language and dialect of the Pacific coast. Columbia...
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1928-01-24
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1937-04-11


    • Ellen Moses, 93, oldest woman of Nez Perces, dies at old home site

    • 1937

    • Ellen Moses, 93, oldest woman of Nez Perces, dies at old home site. - Ellen Moses, 93, claimed the oldest member of the Nez Perce Indian tribe, died at 4 o'clock yesterday on the same site at Spalding where she was born. She had been in declining...
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1937-04-11
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1936-01-06


    • Pioneer Indian woman answers final rollcall

    • 1936

    • Pioneer Indian woman answers final rollcall. - Daughter of chief Yaxon was well known figure. - The old Indian cemetery near here claimed another of the rapidly diminishing tribesmen of the Wenatchee valley Saturday with the burial of Mrs. Mary...
    • State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1936-01-06
    • State history. Native Americans. Officials. 1935-12-21


    • Indian supt. at Nez Perce meeting

    • 1935

    • Indian supt. at Nez Perce meeting. - Discuss $18,000,000 property right claim against federal government for rights. - A. G. Wilson, superintendent of the Coeur d'Alene and Fort Lapwai Indian agency at Moscow, spent Friday morning at Lapwai...
    • State history. Native Americans. Officials. 1935-12-21
    • State history. Native Americans. Treaties. 1935-12-20


    • Tribal claim up

    • 1935

    • Tribal claim up. - Nez Perces to meet today at Lapwai to hear reports. - Suit dates back to treaty. - Attorney F. M. Goodwin to tell of progress in action against the federal government. - Indians from all parts of the Nez Perce reservation will...
    • State history. Native Americans. Treaties. 1935-12-20
    • Northwest history. Bonneville dam. Fish. 1937-02-05


    • Refuses to retain downstream dam.

    • 1937

    • Refuses to retain downstream dam. - Colonel T. M. Robbins, district U. S. engineer in charge of Bonneville dam construction, last week refused the request of Washington and Oregon state fisheries chiefs to retain the downstream cofferdam in the...
    • Northwest history. Bonneville dam. Fish. 1937-02-05

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