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Description and Holding Information
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Interior Dept. Committee of One Hundred. Indian Problem, 1924
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68th Congress, 1st Session. House of Representatives Document No. 149. The Indian Problem. Resolution of the Committee of One Hundred Appointed by
the Secretary of the Interior and A Review of The Indian Problem, by Mr. Joseph E. Otis, a Member of the Committee. Presented by Mr. Snyder (January 7,
1924). Printed by GPO (Washington 1924). 49 p. The document contains the resolution of the Committee of 100 (pp. 2-4); the report of Joseph E.Otis,
submitted to the Secretary of the Interior, Hubert Work; Appendix A: some memoranda concerning American Indians (compiled for Mr. Otis by Malcolm
McDowell, September 1923); Appendix B: a letter from Henry S. Pritchett, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching (November 20, 1925), stating
“we have really devoted no attention, of a scientific sort, to this problem [of Indian education]”; Appendix C: a letter from Howel Jonds, Santa Fe
Pacific Railroad Co. (November 16, 1923) on the economic needs of Indians; Appendix D: a letter from S. T. Bledsoe, The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Co. (July 3, 1923); and Appendix E: a copy of a letter sent to governors of 18 states (November 17, 1923) about “reaching a better understanding
and cooperation between the States having Indian populations and the Federal administration of Indian affairs.”
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Title:
The Indian problem : resolution of the Committee of One Hundred appointed by the Secretary of the Interior and a review of the Indian problem / by Mr. Joseph E. Otis, a member of the committee.
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OCLC Number:
768073543
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Available Volumes
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