Hearings before the Joint Commission of the Congress of the United States, Sixty-third Congress to investigate Indian affairs, Sept. 15 ... 1913[-Dec. 16, 1914]. - United States. Joint Commission to Investigate Indian Affairs (Washington, Govt. print. off., 1914)
Pt. 1. Uintah, Ouray, Colville, Spokane, Morango, Mission, and Sherman Indian schools.--pt. 2. Yakima Indian reservation and Wapato irrigation project, Washington.--pt. 3. Cushman school, Washinton.--pt. 4. Phoenix school, Gila River, Chuahchu, Cocklebur, and Gila Bend reservations.--pt. 5. Yankton agency. Serial one.--pt. 6. Blackfeet Indian reservation. Serial one.--pt. 7. Board of Indian commissioners.--pt. 8. Menominee Indian reservation. Serial one.--pt. 9. Kowa and Comanche reservation.--pt. 10. Omaha Indian reservation.--pt. 11. Carlisle Indian school.--pt. 12. Osage reservation.--pt. 13. Kickapoo Indians. Serial one.--pt. 14. Tongue River reservation. Serial one.--pt. 15. Crow Indian reservation. Serial one.--pt. 16. Medical service, Bureau Indian affairs. Serial one.--pt. 17. The Five civilized tribes.--pt. 18. The Creek nation.
Paged continuously; each part has special t.p.
Joe T. Robinson, chairman.
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Keywords: Indians of North America -- Government relations