[61st Congress, 2d session] public [act] 194-323; approved [May 30-] June 25, 1910. Court of Claims. H. 19287, to amend act for bringing of suits against Government [so as to require Court of Claims to furnish to House of Representatives such conclusions on bills for claims against United States as shall be sufficient to inform Congress of nature and character of demand]. June 25.
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Court of Claims. H. 19287, to amend act for bringing of suits against Government [so as to require Court of Claims to furnish to House of Representatives such conclusions on bills for claims against United States as shall be sufficient to inform Congress of nature and character of demand]. June 25.
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[61st Congress, 2d session] public [act] 194-323; approved [May 30-] June 25, 1910. Court of Claims. H. 19287, to amend act for bringing of suits against Government [so as to require Court of Claims to furnish to House of Representatives such conclusions on bills for claims against United States as shall be sufficient to inform Congress of nature and character of demand]. June 25.
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[61st Congress, 2d session] public [act] 194-323; approved [May 30-] June 25, 1910.
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Congress
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Date:
[June 1910]
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1910-06-01T00:00:00Z
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19100601
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19100630
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Congress
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7
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1910
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NOTE.—Public acts in slip form may be obtained at the Rolls and Library Bureau, State Department, and at the Senate and House document rooms at the Capitol, upon application. The first prints of the laws of the recent session may be obtained at the Office of the Superintendent of Documents at 5c. a copy.