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Winneshiek was a noted Winnebago chief. His true Indian name was Wau-kon-chaw-koo-kah. He was not very friendly toward the whites, but was popular with his people, and was brave in danger. When he was a boy of fifteen, during hostilities with the whites, he was captured by troops, in Wisconsin.
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Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1841. Hand-coloured lithograph. Very good condition. 11 x 7 3/4 inches. 20 1/8 x 14 1/2 inches. A f... ... Also known as the Snake, Wakawn (d. 1838) was a bold, indomitable Winnebago chief, who fought in the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe as part of the Indian Confederacy formed by the Shawnee...
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Only a few names have survived, all of which were in Wisconsin except as noted: ... Clan membership was more important among the Winnebago than band affiliation, and a Winnebago chief governed with the help of a council composed of the principal members of each clan. Despite intermarriage with Algonquin, it would appear...
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; Nawkaw; A Winnebago Chief ... Among the Winnebago a similar division occurred; a few restless and unprincipled individuals giving loose to their propensity for blood and plunder by joining the war parties, while the great body of the tribe remained at peace, under the influence of their venerable chief.
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The Menominee name of a Winnebago chief whose village, commonly known as Four Legs Village, was situated at the point where Fox river leaves Lake Winnebago, on the site of the present ... Half Winnebago and half Sauk, he bad great influence with both tribes, and was noted for cruelty and his hostility toward Americans.
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LEAD: Winnebago Industries Inc., noted in the last decade for the volatility in its management ranks, has named a new chief executive and says it is returning to a more traditional management after an experiment with a 10-person management council.
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Fred Dohrmann, appointed chief operating officer of Winnebago in 1990, added the position of president to his nameplate in 1991 as the company continued to struggle amid the gathering recession.
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"It is an understatement to say that we were not pleased with our operating results in the third quarter," said Bob Olson, the company's chairman and chief executive, ... Winnebago said that dealer inventory of its products was reduced by 10.3% during the quarter, ... He noted that industry-wide, the motor-home market has...
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1828 — 1845 Surrender of Red Bird Noted Winnebago Chief 1827 Erected by Wau-Bun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution 1924 — Map (db m4609)
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