That part of Executive order of May 28, 1912, withdrawing certain areas for use of the Chur-chaw, Cocklebur and Tat-murl-ma-kot Bands or Villages of Papago Indians be, and the same hereby is, revoked.
Woodrow Wilson: “That part of Executive order of May 28, 1912, withdrawing certain areas for use of the Chur-chaw, Cocklebur and…”
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Executive Order 2524—Reserving Certain Lands in the State of Arizona for the Papago Indians in Arizona
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