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Cramer Vs. United States
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- Feb 19, 1923
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Cramer v. UnitedSearch
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States - 261 U.S. 219 (1923) U.S. Supreme Court Cramer v. UnitedSearch
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States, 261 U.S. 219 (1923) Cramer v. UnitedSearch
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of making for themselves homes. These findings have support in the evidence, and will be accepted here. Adamson v. GillilandSearch
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respect the Indian right of occupancy, which could only be interfered with or determined by the United States. Beecher v. WetherbySearch
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rulings of the Interior Department, to which in land matters this Court has always given much weight. Midway Co. v. EatonSearch
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Hastings & Dakota R. Co. v. WhitneySearch
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In Poisal v. FitzgeraldSearch
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occupancy was upheld, although the grant in terms was not subject Page 261 U. S. 228 thereto. I n Ma-Gee-See v. JohnsonSearch
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In Schumacher v. WashingtonSearch
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is not conclusive. The right, under the circumstances here disclosed, flows from a settled governmental policy. Broder v. WaterSearch
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We are referred to Buttz v. NorthernSearch
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Moreover, it does not appear that these Indians were occupying the lands in question when the act was passed. Barker v. HarveySearch
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authority to maintain the suit in the capacity of guardian for these Indians is without merit. In United States v. KagamaSearch
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duty of protection and power extend to individual Indians even though they may have become citizens. United States v. NiceSearch
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Heckman v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. GraySearch
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F. 295. In United States v. GraySearch
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In United States v. FitzgeraldSearch
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Congress may, if it thinks fit, emancipate the Indians from their wardship wholly or partially, United States v. WallerSearch
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to the lands, but to remove a cloud upon the possessory rights of its wards. As stated by this Court in United States v. WinonaSearch
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of the government to them is such as to justify or require its affirmative intervention. See Northern Pacific Ry. Co. v. UnitedSearch
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La Roque v. UnitedSearch
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Whiteside v. UnitedSearch
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Dubuque & Sioux City R. Co. v. DesSearch
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Pine River Logging Co. v. UnitedSearch
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had not been enclosed having been improved. The court of appeals, in support of its conclusion, relied upon Quinby v. ConlanSearch
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to other lands never possessed or claimed simply because they form part of the same legal subdivisions. See Garrison v. SampsonSearch
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alone, without title or color of title, confers no right beyond the limits of actual possession. See Green v. LiterSearch
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Marine Ry. Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Humphries v. HuffmanSearch
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Langdon v. TempletonSearch
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Ryan v. KilpatrickSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Cramer v. UnitedSearch
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the United States. Beecher v. WetherbySearch
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In Poisal v. FitzgeraldSearch
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Ma-Gee-See v. JohnsonSearch
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In Schumacher v. WashingtonSearch
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Broder v. WaterSearch
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Buttz v. NorthernSearch
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In United States v. KagamaSearch
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