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Indian Cause Plagued by Disunity

Newspaper / Clipping · 1973-05-21

Article on the Indians inability to work together as one in order make dealing with the white society to protect their rights and land.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.18

Celebration

Newspaper / Clipping · 1973-05-21

Photo in newspaper depicting Navajo women cooking fry bread for a feast marking the installation of a new president of the Navajo community college.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.18

The Navajo and Hopi reservations

Newspaper / Clipping · 1973-05-21

Map of the Navajo and Hopi Reservations

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.19

Blockade

Newspaper / Clipping · 1973-05-21

Photo of Members of the Pine ridge, S.D., Sioux Tribe who held a road block in an effort to Keep food and reinforcements from reaching the village of Wounded Knee.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.19

Line Creek Park Traces Path of Old Civilization

Newspaper / Clipping · 1976-10-21

J. Mett Shippee finds evidence to support the fact that Hopewell Indians inhabited the area of Line Creek Park.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.20*

More Spotlight on the Indians

Newspaper / Clipping · 1976-10-21

Glen Feldman draws his conception of the Hopewell Indians

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 2.20*

Harch Life, Land Grind Down Spirt of Indians.

Newspaper / Clipping · 1968-03-11

Article goes through the Vast Barren, cold and hard land that the Indian people live on day to day. The article also goes through the cold and harsh school days that the kids experience.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.1

Harsh Life in a Harsh Land Grinds Down Spirit of Indians

Newspaper / Clipping · 1968-03-11

Continuation of the article titled "Indian Cause Plagued by Disunity "Harch Life, Land Grind Down Spirt of Indians"

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.1

Broken Circles

Newspaper / Clipping · 1979-11-25

Article on the lives and tribes who reside in Kansas City.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.2

Indians Wearing Two Hats

Newspaper / Clipping · 1979-11-25

Continuation of the Article " Broken Circles" where it talks about the struggles that the Indians have juggling their Native Life and the City one.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.3

Indians Seasonal Rhythms

Newspaper / Clipping · 1979-11-25

Continuation of the article " Broken Circles" on the migration of Indians in the cities during the colder winter seasons.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.4

Indians City Circle

Newspaper / Clipping · 1979-11-25

Continuation of the article "Broken Circles:" on the Amount of American Indians who are no transit and how permanently live in cities such as Kansas City.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.4

Indians Them and Us; Indians A Clear Future

Newspaper / Clipping · 1979-11-25

Continuation of the Article " Broken Circles" where it talks about the harsh adjustments the Native American are forced to make in order to be able to fin into society in the city.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.5

Photograph of William Jennings

Newspaper / Clipping · 1979-11-25

William Jenning photograph of him in costume as well as a comment from him on how the younger generation has grown a distance from their cultural past.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.6

Starbeams

Newspaper / Clipping · 1978-07-20

Article and cartoon on political opinion.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.7

Local History

Newspaper / Clipping · 1998-09-17

An Arial View of Fort Osage

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.8

Local History

Newspaper / Clipping · 1998-09-17

Article on the Significance of Fort Osage.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.8

A Golden Year for Fort Osage

Newspaper / Clipping · 1998-09-17

Article on the Original outpost being made into a replica to keep frontier History alive. Photograph of an old-fashion militia muster, David Hinkley, lighting a pipe using a piece of glass to redirect the sun's rays.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.9

Le Soldat Du Chene

Newspaper / Clipping · 1998-09-17

photograph of a drawing of Le Soldat du Chene , A Warrior chief of the Little Osage Nation.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.9

Wood Structure

Newspaper / Clipping · 1998-09-17

Photograph of A Wooden House/Barn like structure.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.9

Soldier Re-enactors

Newspaper / Clipping · 1998-09-17

Photograph of A Garrison of Soldier er-enactors parading around the fort's barracks in 1997

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.9

Memories of 88 Years Haven't Faded

Newspaper / Clipping

Hattie King Recalls the day the U.S government opened the Cherokee Strip to thousands who pioneered.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.10*

Chief Made Peace at Trible Cost

Newspaper / Clipping

Chief Crowfoot Makes deal with Canadian Government which leads to downfall of his tribe.

Physical locator: MS188-03-04: Indians IV — Page 3.10*