General Accounting Office report in re: petition of the Sioux Tribe of Indians, Court of Claims no. C-531. 1932.

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General Accounting Office report in re: petition of the Sioux Tribe of Indians, Court of Claims no. C-531. 1932.

Audit performed by the General Accounting Office in response to a suit filed in U.S. Court of Claims by the Sioux Tribe of Indians in May 1923, which contended that the United States had not fulfilled its obligations arising from various treaties, acts, and agreements between the tribe and the United States government.

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