"In the Beginning" by Fred Olds. From postcard from the Oklahoma Territorial Museum.

Betty June Starr Whelan Cherokee Collection Index

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North America's Inuit

Newspaper / Clipping

Clipping on the culture and history of the Inuit.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.8

Wind River Indian Reservation

Newspaper / Clipping

Clipping with Articles on information about the Wind River Indian Reservation and the Arapahoe and Shoshone People.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.9

Indians Gather to Share Visions

Newspaper / Clipping

Indians gather to share visions and prophecies of the future.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.10*

Disgraceful Abuse of Indian Funds

Newspaper / Clipping

Article about the government misconduct and abuse of funds towards the Indians.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page *1.10

Sacagawea's Son Has Moment of Fame

Newspaper / Clipping

Sacagawea's son placed on the dollar coin.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.11

Okmulgee National Guard Armory

Newspaper / Clipping

A brief history on the Okmulgee National Guard Armory.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.11

1854 Lawn Social Brings History Back to Life.

Newspaper / Clipping

Announcement of a lawn social, celebrating the year 1854, to be held in highlight of the Cherokee Male and Female Seminaries.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.11

Delaware Indian to be Honored

Newspaper / Clipping

Indians to be honored by memorial recalling those who helped fight the British

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.12

Untitled binder item

Newspaper / Clipping · 2000-11-26

The Huron Cemetery in Kansas City is Central to Kansas and Oklahoma Indian tribes.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.13

Documentary Revisits Troubled Navajo Family

Newspaper / Clipping

Article about a documentary telling the story of a Navajo Family and their reunion with their son.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.14

Amazing grace

Other

A piece of paper depicting an Indian langue.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.16

Indians Say U.S. Lied about Funds

Newspaper / Clipping · 2000-12-02

Clipping on Federal officials lying in court and hoe they can no longer be trusted

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.16

The White Man Meets The Indian

Book / Book Excerpt

book clipping Depicting the first meeting of white men and Indians.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.17

The Indians way of Life.

Book / Book Excerpt

Book clipping on the unfair treatment of the Indians.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.18

American Indian Activist Denied Clemency

Newspaper / Clipping · 2001-01-21

American Indian activist, Leonard Peltier, denied clemency and set to serve two life sentence for killing two FBI agents.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.19

drawings depicting A Story

Other

Pages of drawings that tell a story

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.20*

Florida Seminole tribe filed suit

Photograph / Image

Leaders of Flordia's Seminole Tribe filed suit in federal court over the use of arrows on the election ballots.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 1.20*

Indian Heritage of the Southwest

Book / Book Excerpt · 1998

Booklet about the Indian Heritage of the Southwest

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.1

The Southwest Indian Foundation

Periodical / Article · 1998

Magazine depicting items made by Native Americans for sell

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.2

National Geographic Pow Wow

Periodical / Article

National Geographic writes on the Pow Wow Gathering of the Tribes.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.3

Sioux Activist Challenges Navajo Court

Newspaper / Clipping · 1999-02-07

Sious activist and actor, Russell Means, went on trial Before the Navajo Supreme Court.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.3