- (IRA) of June 18, 1934.
Current President and Vice
President are
Martin Harvier and
Ricardo Leonard, respectively.
Current council members include Archie...
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original on
February 17, 2009.
Retrieved May 23, 2017.
Harvier,
Ernest (July 9, 1922). "Political
Effect of the Dyer Bill:
Delay in Enacting...
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reelected were Salt
River Pima–Maricopa
Indian Community president Martin Harvier and
Quapaw Nation chairman Joseph Byrd. Bill
Sterud was
reelected as chair...
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Bruneau Henriette Chandet Suzanne Desternes Marie-Louise des
Garets Thérèse
Harvier Marie-Thérèse
Moreau Edmée de La
Rochefoucauld Mme
Ronald Seydoux Mme David...
- district's
administration are:
Vincent Ca****,
superintendent Michael A.
Harvier,
business administrator and
board secretary The district's
board of education...
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Retrieved January 5, 2024.
Harvier,
Ernest (January 15, 1922). "Little-known City Park;
Charms of Pleasure...
- Pima–Maricopa
Indian Tribal President Diane Enos and Vice
President Martin Harvier. The
national anthem was
performed by the Salt
River Elementary School...
- Tribune,
April 3".
Literary News. IV (5). New York: F. Leypoldt: 155.
Harvier,
Evelyn (30
August 1886). "Harry
Edwards at Home". The Theatre. 1 (24)...
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published in New York City. The
paper was
founded in
January 1879 by
Ernest Harvier as the New York Mirror. In
stating its
purpose to
cover the theater, it...
- the Poor".
Boston Daily Globe. Boston, M****achusetts. p. SM 10.
Ernest Harvier, "Political
Effect of the Dyer Bill:
Delay in
Enacting Anti-Lynching Law...
