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Last changed on Wed, 12/31/1969 - 16:00
Native Americans, possibly from the Yakama tribe, in Fourth of July procession in Simcoe, Washington, 1894
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Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Government to Government Relations
Spokane tribe's Treaty Tree near St. Michael's Mission, Peone Prairie, Spokane Wash, 1941
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Government to Government Relations
Spokane contingent in Indian Congress parade, Spokane, Washington, 1926
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
Spokane County Pioneers Picnic, Natatorium Park, Spokane Washington,July 7th 1916
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Government to Government Relations
Original łéepweyme (Lapwai) Native American agency
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Community
Nimíipuu [Nez Perce]
Category
Architecture and Dwellings, Economy/Economic Development, Government to Government Relations, Lands, Wars/Military/Conflict
Summary
Photo of the old agency located at present day Spalding, Idaho known as ‘iyíwewiy (where a small stream joins a river).
Antone Minthorn: Having Tribally Managed Services,”That’s Freedom
Digital Heritage
Community
Confluence
Category
Economy/Economic Development, Government to Government Relations
Summary
In this excerpt, Antone Minthorn talks about the impact of treaties and the importance of tribes having their own government services.
Antone Minthorn: A Win-Win Situation
Digital Heritage
Community
Confluence
Category
Economy/Economic Development, Government to Government Relations
Summary
In this excerpt, Antone Minthorn (Umatilla) discusses the inherent rights Indigenous people have to their lands and the impact of treaties.
Antone Minthorn: “Stuck to Their Vision of Their Own Home and They Won.”
Digital Heritage
Community
Confluence
Category
Economy/Economic Development, Government to Government Relations
Summary
In this excerpt, Antone Minthorn (Umatilla) talks about the Whitman mission, the coming of settlers, and the Cayuse War, as well as treaty negotiations with Issac Stevens.
Antone Minthorn: Restoration of Sovereignty and Self Governance
Digital Heritage
Community
Confluence
Category
Economy/Economic Development, Government to Government Relations
Summary
In this excerpt, Antone Minthorn talks about the drafting of the Umatilla constitution and the return of sovereignty and self-governance.
Antone Minthorn: Before Treaties
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Confluence
Category
Economy/Economic Development, Government to Government Relations
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