Names Can't Catch the Spirit
Kansas City responds to the questions over the use of the term "Native American".
Beauty that knows no Bounds
An article on a doll named Marisa crafted to resemble a Native American Women.
Photograph
A Stockade Fence at Fort Osage frames the rising sun over the Missouri River.
Photograph
Photograph of Chief Mankiller, George Bearpaw, Barbara Dawes Martens, and Deputy chief Ketcher celebrating their Victory of Mankiller-Ketcher endorsement.
Photograph
Photograph of Frank Phillips dominate official costume from Osage Chiefs and a split buffalo hide from Zack Miller; Photograph of Chief Baconrid , chief Fred Lookout, and Egle Chief.
Indians Test Clout at Summit in N.M.
Newspaper Clipping article about Tribes Testing clout on topics such as Sovereignty vs. State, Law Enforcment on reservations, and Indian Youth Crimes.
Indians Shed Blood presidency
Three persons die In dawn shootout on N.Y. Reservation
Indian Territory Church
An Excerpt from a book
Tribe Plans Bells of Hope Ceremony
Article on the planning of a Tahlequah Ceremony involving the Cherokee Mission Bell rung by Chief Mankiller and students from the Talking Leaves Job Corps Center.
The Real Pocahontas Story Continues to be a genealogy Mystery
Article about Research turning up facts but the Mystery still remains surrounding the Indian Girl Pocahontas.
OHS Archives Receives Complete Miller Rolls
Article on Director William D. Welge of the OHS Archives receiving complete Guion Miller Roll applications for Eastern Cherokees.
Eufaula Boarding School
Article on the History of the Eufaula Boarding School
Project Threatens Infant's Grave, Prairie
Couple Cites religious freedom in quest to halt highway's construction in order to protect an infant's grave.
Couple cites religious grounds in attempt to halt road project
Continuation of 3.20*
Do You Know
A quote by Dr. Grant Foreman
Cherokees From Veterans Organization
Cherokee Principal Chief, Wilma Mankiller, appointed an eleven-member steering committee to determine the needs of Cherokee Veterans'
Bryan County Ghost Town Founded in 1844
A Brief history of the Academy, a school for Choctaw Indian Boys, and its destruction of fire in 1921.
Bearpaw; Martens
A Postcard promoting the election for Harold Phillips and Paul Pinkerton for Tribal Council, Dist.2
Remains Stir flood of emotions
Article over the return of remains of a young Cheyenne girl from a museum to her final resting place.
Rituals reflect heritage
Article over Native American needing to keep the right to be able to use egal feathers and other traditional ritual objects.
Music's Message one of culture
article over the mountain spirit dancers preforming in traditional dress during Native American Awareness Activities at Northeastern State University.
Chief wont Praise Jefferson
article over how the chief of the Cherokee nation will not praise Thomas Jefferson for believing he is the man responsible for the Cherokee removal from their native land in the southeast.
The Five Civilized Tribes Museum
a newsletter from the Five Civilized Tribes Museum showing maps of all 5 tribes as well as announcing that the date august 21, by the state Legislator, will be Indian Territory day in Oklahoma.
The Five Civilized Tribes Museum
a newsletter from the Five Civilized Tribes Museum showing maps of all 5 tribes as well as announcing that the date august 21, by the state Legislator, will be Indian Territory day in Oklahoma.
Joe Byrd For Chief of the Cherokee Nation
Newspaper special for the promotion of Joe Byrd to be elected as chief of the Cherokee nation.
