No entry shall be allowed after that date under said proclamation for either the coal or the noncoal lands.
Woodrow Wilson: “No entry shall be allowed after that date under said proclamation for either the coal or the noncoal lands.”
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Proclamation 1365—Disposal of Lands in the Crow Indian Reservation, Montana
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