Summary

George Sutherland Grayson v. Harris (267 U.S. 352…

That there was an entire absence of proof that plaintiffs in error are citizens of the Creek Nation, and we are asked to review the record in that respect in order to determine whether there was any basis for the claim of federal right; and (2) that an examination of the record will show that the plea of the statute of limitations was fully established and, therefore, the decision of the state Supreme Court reasonably may be affirmed on that nonfederal ground.
The point that the evidence fails to show that plaintiffs in error were Creek citizens presents a pure question of fact.
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