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1. Dakota Indians. Sioux and Pawnee Indian battle grounds, report to accompany H. R. 9194 [authorizing Secretary of Interior to acquire land and erect monument on site of battle between Sioux and Pawnee Indian tribes in Hitchcock County, Nebr., fought in 1873]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 16, 1928

2. Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission, report to accompany S. 3848 [creating Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission and defining its purposes and powers]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 16, 1928

3. Negroes. Memorial building for National Memorial Association (Inc.), report to accompany S. J. Res. 132 [to create commission to secure plans and designs for and to erect memorial building for National Memorial Association (Incorporated), in city of Washington, as tribute to negro's contribution to achievements of America]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 16, 1928

4. Library of Congress. Acquisition of property for Library of Congress, report to accompany H. R. 9355 [for acquisition of property in District of Columbia for Library of Congress]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: May 3, calendar day May 15, 1928

5. Nashville, Tenn. Presidents' plaza and memorial in Nashville, Tenn., report to accompany S. 3171 [providing for Presidents' plaza and memorial in Nashville Tenn., to Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, and Andrew Johnson, former Presidents of United States]; submitted by Mr. McKellar.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 28, 1928

6. Cuba. Acceptance of Cuban urn, report to accompany S. J. Res. 125 [authorizing President of United States to accept monumental urn to be presented by Republic of Cuba, and providing for its erection on appropriate site on public grounds in Washington, D. C.]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 27, 1928

7. Gorgas, William C. Monument to William C. Gorgas [in District of Columbia], report to accompany S. J. Res. 92; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 27, 1928

8. Indianapolis, Ind. Removal of Confederate monuments, report to accompany H. R. 7475 [for removal of Confederate monument and tablets from Greenlawn Cemetery to Garfield Park, Indianapolis, Ind.]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 27, 1928

9. Library of Congress. Abolishing certain offices in Library of Congress, report to accompany H. R. 10544 [to abolish Office of Administrative Assistant and Disbursing Officer in Library of Congress and to reassign duties thereof]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 27, 1928

10. Medicine Lodge, Kans. Indian peace council tablet at Medicine Lodge, Kans., report to accompany H. R. 8132 [authorizing appropriation for erection of tablet or marker at Medicine Lodge, Kans., to commemorate holding of Indian neace council, at which treaties were made with Plains Indians, Oct. 1867]; submitted by Mr. Fess.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Library Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Library Committee, Senate
Date:: Apr. 27, 1928

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