State history. Native Americans. Obituaries. 1936-05-31

Canadian Indian fighter succumbs. - James Walker, ninety, who led the famous overland march of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police in 1874, is dead in a hospital here. The Cree Indians named him "Chief Eagle That Protects."

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1936
Subjects:
State history
Native Americans
obituaries
Cree Indians
James Walker
Indian
Cree indians
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Native Americans
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Cree Indians
James Walker
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Native Americans
obituaries
Cree Indians
James Walker
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