Souvenir Program from the Stevens Treaty Council Centennial Observance, June 10-12, 1955
Title:
Souvenir Program from the Stevens Treaty Council Centennial Observance, June 10-12, 1955
Date:
June 1955
Description:
A commemorative program from the Stevens Treaty Council Centennial Observance that took place in Walla Walla, Washington from June 10-12, 1955.
Speeches and Records of the Commemorative Program and other features of the Stevens Treaty Council Centennial Observance, June 10-12, 1955
Title:
Speeches and Records of the Commemorative Program and other features of the Stevens Treaty Council Centennial Observance, June 10-12, 1955
Creator(s):
Walla Walla Chamber of Commerce
Date:
June 11, 1955
Description:
A record of the proceedings of the Stevens Treaty Council Centennial Observance that took place in Walla Walla, Washington from June 10-12, 1955. It includes an introduction by Charles Luce,
Show moreA record of the proceedings of the Stevens Treaty Council Centennial Observance that took place in Walla Walla, Washington from June 10-12, 1955. It includes an introduction by Charles Luce, General Chairman of the Treaty Centennial Observance, and Alfred McVay, Walla Walla Chamber of Commerce. Speeches include: 1) Thomas M. Reid, Assistant Commissioner of Indian Affairs, delivered by Perry Skarra, Assistant Director, Portland Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs; 2) Maudie C. Antoine, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation; 3) Alex Saluskin, Secretary of Yakima Tribal Council; 4) Oliver W. Frank, Nez Perce Tribal Representative. Also includes copies of letters from Warren G. Magnuson, Richard L. Neuberger, and Hal Holmes. Also includes a list of dances and games, a transcription of a bronze plaque, and a list of persons camped at Memorial Park between June 6-13, 1955.
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Stevens Treaty reenactment at Whitman College
Title:
Stevens Treaty reenactment at Whitman College
Date:
circa June 10-12, 1955
Description:
Photograph of a reenactment of the Stevens Treaty of 1855 in the Whitman College amphitheater.