public road law / transportation / unreasonable search / law coder / conservative / treason law / law marriage / fundamental law / permit law waa / timber law / murder law / coal law / law stipulating / permit law / law lmpairing obligation / /
NaturalFeature
Red River / Canadian-Arkansas river / Edward Everett Dale / Dancing Rabbit Creek / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
University of Oklahoma / Qeneral Council / Anglo-American / General Council of the Choctaw Nation / Harvard University / General Council / House of Representatives / Supreme Court / U. S. court / County Court / Senate / United States Senate / Choctaw General Council / Congress / Circuit Court / UN Court / Geueral Council / Choctaw government / Department of the Interior / Board of Physicians / Organization of Counties / /
Person
Muriel H. Wright / Oliver Knight / William E. Livezey / Wilson Jones / Morris L. Wardell / John Riddie / /
Position
attorney / Principal Chief / public officer / businessman / President / Army captain / chief executive / county clerk / rt / auditor and treasurer / Governor / Professor Emeritus / ranger / correspondent / Secretary of the Interior / National Revenue Collector / representative / National Secretary / Acting Chairman of the Department / head of livestock / sheriff / tr National Secretary / Treasurer / Auditor / and Attorney / /
Product
Chickasaws / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Kansas / Atoka County / Oklah~rna.~ / Leased District / Fork County / Chickasaw District / Oklahoma / Mississippi / Arkansas / /
FIFTY YEARS OF CHOCTAW LAW, 1834 TO 1884 By Oliver Knightr The constitutional and statutory laws adopted by the Choctaw Nation between 1834 and 1884 illustrate in fine degree the advances an Indian tribe made on the whit