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In November 1946, she was elected Tribal Chair. This made her the first female Tribal Chair in the history of the United States. During her tenure she advocated for the improvement of conditions on the Standing Rock reservation. She was re-elected every year until 1951.
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She married Covin Kelly in 1920; the two had seven children. Her youngest son was named Louis; he was killed while serving in the military and buried at
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Kelly began her involvement in politics in the 1930s, specifically the politics of the Native Americans and the
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In 1940, Kelly was elected to serve as a member of the Standing Rock Tribal Council.
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In the early 1950s, Kelly assisted in the establishment of a memorial in
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Josephine Gates Kelly died on October 23, 1976. She was 88 years old.
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In 1944, she attended the National Republican Convention in
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Josephine Gates Kelly was born on January 24, 1888, in
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Cannon Ball, North Dakota
Nellie Two Bears Gates
Native American activist
tribal council
United States history
Standing Rock Sioux Reservation
Cannon Ball, North Dakota
Nellie Two Bears Gates
Carlisle Indian School
Pennsylvania
governor of North Dakota
stenographer
Nonpartisan League
Washington, D.C.
Indian Reorganization Act
Chicago, Illinois
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
United States Armed Forces
Arlington National Cemetery
Susan Kelly Power
American Indian Center
Chicago, Illinois






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