The outstanding issues were challenged again in the mid-twentieth century, beginning in 1948, when combined Kiowa, Apache and Comanche representatives filed suit against the US government for compensation due to the original treaty and subsequent actions, including sales under the unratified Jerome Agreement.
The outstanding issues were challenged again in the mid-twentieth century. This was beginning in 1948. Apache and Comanche representatives filed suit against the US government for compensation due to the original treaty. This was including sales under the unratified Jerome Agreement. This was combined Kiowa. Apache and Comanche representatives filed suit against the US government for compensation due to subsequent actions. This was including sales under the unratified Jerome Agreement. This was combined Kiowa.