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Yakama Indian’s 1917 illegal-fishing conviction overturned
A court has just cleared the 1917 illegal-fishing conviction of a long-dead Yakama man who watched his father and other chiefs sign the 1855 treaty with Washington Territory Gov. Isaac Stevens.
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Oregon History
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Native American Peoples
Columbia River
Gone Fishing
Seven Eagles over Celilo
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University Of Oregon
Yakama linguist honored for a lifetime of reviving Native languages
Yakama linguist honored for a lifetime of reviving Native languages | Local | yakimaherald.com
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Undercover Agent
History Project
Federal Law Enforcement
Indigenous Americans
History Projects
Native American Tribes
David Sohappy (1925–1991)
Sohappy, David, 1987, ba019091 David Sohappy, Sr., during his trial for fishing illegally, April 1987. Photo by Jacqueline Moreau, UPI, courtesy Oreg. Hist. Soc. Research Lib., Max Gutierrez Coll., ba019091
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Celtic Language
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Yakama Natives: Grandma Dora Quaempts and Miss Jr. Washington's Birthday Celebration Queen, Malia Aloha Compo. Festival Captain Hat, Birthday Celebration, Native American, Nativity, Captain Hat, Festival, Hats, Celebrities
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Yakama Natives: Grandma Dora Quaempts and Miss Jr. Washington's Birthday Celebration Queen, Malia Aloha Compo.
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Native Women
Yakima Valley
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Wolf Photos
Rare Photos Show The Fascinating Beauty Of The Yakama Native Women
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Fall Fishing
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Yakama Nation Tells DOE to Clean Up Nuclear Waste
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Talking with Grandpa Sohappy about Yakama Treaties
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Yakama Elder Recording Traditional Legends in Sahaptin Language