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Commissioner of Indian Affairs

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In 1933: President Franklin Roosevelt appointed reformer John Collier as commissioner of Indian Affairs.

SFIS IMPACTED BY INDIAN EDUCATION'S HARSH ROOTS

ARCIA, The Annual Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1887-1898, 1907: Washington D.

The story of the Ute and the Grand Junction Indian School

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Robert Bennett imposed a ban on new construction or improvements that prohibited extension of water and electrical lines unless approved by the Hopis.

Building slow to begin on Navajo land

Commissioner of Indian Affairs and treaties between tribes and the U.

Digital collection opens the pages of Northwest history

That policy also gave way, as had the military superintendencies, to appointees of the commissioner of Indian Affairs.

CALIFORNIA INDIAN LEADERS SUCH AS ESTANISLAO AND ANTONIO GARRA FOUGHT ...

In 1946, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs assigned a team of researchers to go from village to village to interview old and young alike to discover who owned and used the lands and waters and under what rules.

BOOKS RECEIVED

Hart Merriam; writer Hamlin Garland; and the IRA's Washington agent and later Roosevelt's Commissioner of Indian Affairs Francis E.

Theodore Roosevelt and Six Friends of the Indian

Atkins, the federal commissioner of Indian affairs in the Grover Cleveland administration, suggested that the "barbarous dialect (of American Indians) be blotted out and the English language substituted.

TRIBAL ELDERS ON QUEST TO PRESERVE ANCESTRAL TONGUE