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Indians for Indians Radio Show, July 17, 1962
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, July 17, 1962
Subjects
Clubs
Notes
The Tulsa Pow-Wow Club
Josiah Butler and The First School for Kiowa-Comanche Children
Title
Josiah Butler and The First School for Kiowa-Comanche Children
Notes
Series: Know Your Oklahoma. Tape 332. Duration: 15:25.
The First Airplane Flight in Oklahoma
Title
The First Airplane Flight in Oklahoma
Notes
Series: Know Your Oklahoma. Tape 310. Duration: 15:28.
The First Coal Mine in Oklahoma
Title
The First Coal Mine in Oklahoma
Notes
Series: Know Your Oklahoma. Tape 316. Duration: 15:16.
Indians for Indians Radio Show, October 17, 1944
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, October 17, 1944
Subjects
Sac and Fox
Host
Don Whistler
Indians for Indians Radio Show, December 17, 1946
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, December 17, 1946
Subjects
Apache
Host
Don Whistler
Notes
Fort Sill Apaches
Indians for Indians Radio Show, June 17, 1967
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, June 17, 1967
Subjects
Caddo
Indians for Indians Radio Show, June 17, 1947
Title
Indians for Indians Radio Show, June 17, 1947
Subjects
Cheyenne
Host
Madison Davis
Editorial on Roley McIntosh, May 17, 1906.
Title
Editorial on Roley McIntosh, May 17, 1906.
Subjects
Creek Nation
From Peter P. Pitchlynn (Executive Office, Choctaw Nation). To E. Kirby Smith. Dated may 17, 1865. Re; request to confirm the rumors that the Confederate armies met with disaster east of the Mississippi; request to know as soon as possible if the Depa
Title
From Peter P. Pitchlynn (Executive Office, Choctaw Nation). To E. Kirby Smith. Dated may 17, 1865. Re; request to confirm the rumors that the Confederate armies met with disaster east of the Mississippi; request to know as soon as possible if the Depa
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From Robert M. Jones (Goodland, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated July 17, 1872. Re: the interrogation of Jones regarding his knowledge of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek and other matters and treaties.
Title
From Robert M. Jones (Goodland, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated July 17, 1872. Re: the interrogation of Jones regarding his knowledge of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek and other matters and treaties.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From Oscar Willis. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 17, 1828. Re: sending an Indian ball-playing team to the North, with an invitation for Pitchlynn to come.
Title
From Oscar Willis. To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated March 17, 1828. Re: sending an Indian ball-playing team to the North, with an invitation for Pitchlynn to come.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From John Pitchlynn Chillicothe, Ohio--enroute to Washington. To Col. William Ward (Choctaw Agency, Mississippi). Dated Oct. 17, 1824. Re: reference to the death of Chief Puckshunabbee of Maysville.
Title
From John Pitchlynn Chillicothe, Ohio--enroute to Washington. To Col. William Ward (Choctaw Agency, Mississippi). Dated Oct. 17, 1824. Re: reference to the death of Chief Puckshunabbee of Maysville.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Papers relating to Choctaws' education and the Armstrong Academy.Letter to the Trustees of the Armstrong Academy from Jos. Waller of the Domestic mission of the Southern Baptist Convention re. the Armstrong Academy's passing from under the control of the
Title
Papers relating to Choctaws' education and the Armstrong Academy.Letter to the Trustees of the Armstrong Academy from Jos. Waller of the Domestic mission of the Southern Baptist Convention re. the Armstrong Academy's passing from under the control of the
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Editorial on Micco and Mrs. A. B. Davis
Title
Editorial on Micco and Mrs. A. B. Davis
Subjects
Seminole Nation
From Lycurgus P. Pitchlynn (Eagle Town, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated June 17, 1860. Re: Col. Harkins in trouble due to his sons; unlawfulness in the Lighthorsemen Corps; the Liquor Law unabided by; Dukes; race for Principal Chieftainship.
Title
From Lycurgus P. Pitchlynn (Eagle Town, C.N.). To Peter P. Pitchlynn. Dated June 17, 1860. Re: Col. Harkins in trouble due to his sons; unlawfulness in the Lighthorsemen Corps; the Liquor Law unabided by; Dukes; race for Principal Chieftainship.
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
From George W. Harkins (Doaksville, C.N.) To Peter P. Pitchlynn and Robert M. Jones. Dated Nov. 17, 1842. Re: his inability to attend the General Council meeting and his request that it pass a law on finders' rights in the mines during the current sessi
Title
From George W. Harkins (Doaksville, C.N.) To Peter P. Pitchlynn and Robert M. Jones. Dated Nov. 17, 1842. Re: his inability to attend the General Council meeting and his request that it pass a law on finders' rights in the mines during the current sessi
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Leaflet: "The Surplus Land Question", Executive Committee, Choctaw Nation, South McAlester, Indian Territory, [September 17, 1902] (2 copies)
Title
Leaflet: "The Surplus Land Question", Executive Committee, Choctaw Nation, South McAlester, Indian Territory, [September 17, 1902] (2 copies)
Subjects
Choctaw Nation
Women's Activities in Old Days
Title
Women's Activities in Old Days
Subjects
Comanche
Caddo Ghost Dance
Title
Caddo Ghost Dance
Subjects
Caddo