Seminoles Seek U.S. Citizenship Oath Amid Long Standoff
Seminole leaders in Florida press for U.S. citizenship and an oath of allegiance after a century of tension with the United States. Chief Tony Tommy, speaking to President Coolidge, calls for full rights and removal of legal barriers to living as American citizens.
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