Cherokees Stand Alone Against Giving Up Treaty Rights
A historic critique of U S treaty policy toward the Cherokee Nation and other tribes notes the dependent sovereignty doctrine. The piece argues the government manipulated treaties, leaving Cherokees facing legal and territorial peril amid Dawes policy and ongoing land rights battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Marshall
Indian Territory
United States
Dawes Commission
W. B. Stevens
Globe-Democrat
Who Was the Man: A Century Genius and a Sensational Ardmore Affair
A writer in New York Pres. claims the unidentified man who proposed pricing goods in department stores with cents below multiples of ten was a genius who boosted patronage while depriving a $5,000,000 yearly business of cash flow. Ardmore reports a sensational military-mistress incident where a soldier, marrying impulsively, was captured by comrades, stripped, given overalls and a jumper, and told to leave. The case fascinates courts, jurors, and witnesses as the ghost walks with fines and expenses.
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Congress
Indian Territory
John R. Thomas
Bacchus
Thomas
Jamaica
Arkansas
Verdigris
Judge Thomas
New York
Ben Yard
Ardmore
United States Army
Aflair
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