Between Two Worlds: The Survival of Twentieth Century Indians

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... Central Council, one other vendor indicated an interest in the contract, the Alaska Native Brotherhood.... The Central Council determined to proceed and finally secured a contract for the administration of the Juneau... agency which entailed the abolition of the office of the superintendent and created in its place... the position of Native Agency director. In addition, the Central Council contracted for adult education... to the Central Council. Much credit for this perserverance must go to John Borbridge, then president

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... railroads in the Poarch area. The education of Creek young people was sporadic at best with parents

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... neutral evaluation of the performance of the Central Council and the Native Agency director. Each year... the Central Council identified a Tlingit from Petersburg, Richard Kito, who was not involved... and the Tlingit- Haida Central Council. The reviews urged that the area office be more responsive... did their audit reveal that the management or fiscal accountability of the Central Council was in any

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..., the Tlingit- Haida Central Council decided to implement the concept through the acquisition of control... in the three areas likely to be most crucial to their success, the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida..., there was resistance at the Juneau area level based on the argument that, as a sole source, the Central Council

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... in Juneau who seemed to be supportive of the contract performance of the Central Council. The central office... of particular concern to the Central Council was employment assistance, the activity that during the 1950s

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... as the central force and sacrament of a Native American religion. From early Spanish missionaries to twentieth... from an Aztec word,peyotl. Early Spanish explorers found Aztecs and other central and northern Mexican

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..., the contract renewal had to be expedited by the central office in Washington. ton. The tribe also encountered... in recruiting and hiring to better match personnel to tasks. It was understood by the Central Council that once

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... 152 central authority, the North Carolina Cherokees drew up a constitution in 1868 creating

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... and the modern. Today, a little over 4,000 Choctaws live in the sand clay hills of east central Mississippi

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... hills of east central Mississippi, squatting on remote, infertile patches of land which whites had

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... hunting-fishing-agricultural existence in a score of tiny settlements scattered across remote south central Florida.18

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... Court acquitted the defendants stating: "the use of peyote during a meeting is a central force

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... addressed the central question of determining the validity of a religion. In particular, the California

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... this clear signal from the central office of the Bureau, the area directors and superintendents took up

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.... The problem was never cleared up at the Juneau area office level but finally escalated to the central office

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... of these obstacles were likely to confront every tribe. A number of the Tlingit and Haida Central Council's problems

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... which federal troops attempted to force the Seminoles out of their forested, swampy territory in central

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..., such boasting rarely occurs in east central Mississippi. Ibid., pp. 152, 157-58. 47 Ibid., pp. 209-14. 48 Ibid

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..., Buffalo, 162 Tlingit Indians, 222, 224, 228 Tlingit-Haida Central Council, 223, 224, 227, 229 Tonto, 5, 6

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... Haida Indians, 222, 224, 228; see also Tlingit-Haida Central Council Hall, J. Lee, agent to Kiowa

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