Newspaper Article
Subject
Subject Source: Gilcrease Object Names
Found in 94 Collections and/or Records:
Manuscript Collection: Edmond J. Gardner
Collection
Identifier: MC.1954.73
Collection Overview
Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Edmond J. Gardner (1877-1935) was a student of Choctaw History and these documents include manuscripts on the Wheelock Church; Alfred Wright, missionary to the Choctaws; the Folsom families; Allen Wright; Pushmataha; the Removal; and Choctaw legends and customs. Mr. Gardner's father traveled the Trail of Tears with the Reverend Alfred Wright. Part Choctaw, Mr. Gardner was self-educated, and he was the only Choctaw who learned...
Dates:
1849-1936
Manuscript Collection: Frank G. Walling
Collection
Identifier: MC.1980.211
Collection Overview
Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Handwritten letter from Thomas Gilcrease to "Frank" [Walling] about his successes, failures, betrayals, etc. and how the natural things around him had restored his faith. A second letter about philosophies of life, faith and striving for the best in all. A third letter is typed from Thomas Gilcrease in San Antonio to Frank G. Walling in Tulsa regarding the care of any of his minor children that should survive him, since all of...
Dates:
1915-1955
Manuscript Collection: Mexico Papers
Collection
Identifier: MC.1970.143
Collection Overview
Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Included are a photocopy of unidentified list of officers serving in Mexico campaign, seven letters to Richard from Papa from Mexico, one including 3 photographs, a photocopy of article "Details on 1 91 9 Juarez battle listed" from El Paso Herald Post, and a transcript of pages 2 to 12 covering period March 19 to November 19, which appears to be the "Literary Surprise" mentioned in folder 1 and portions thereof can be traced...
Dates:
1914-1916
Manuscript Collection: Mildred Ladner
Collection
Identifier: MC.1970.119
Collection Overview
Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Various records concerning the family life and immigration of Olaf Seltzer. Most is of a research background, such as immunization and school records, and letters of inquiry about Seltzer's life.
Dates:
1853-1974
Manuscript Collection: Wolf Robe Hunt
Collection
Identifier: MC.1980.105
Collection Overview
Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Included in this collection are a number of sketches, illustrations, poems, awards and newspaper articles regarding Wolf Robe Hunt's art. There are approximately 40 Periodicals with articles about his art, approximately 21 Catalogues and Brochures regarding Inter - Tribal Ceremonials and Pow-wows, and a collection of Sheet Music and Songs. Also included is a large collection of Reproductions, (approximately 40) of portraits,...
Dates:
1904-1987
Mountain Chief, Aged Piegan to Proclaim it Under Way, March 29, 1928
Item — Folder Unknown: [Barcode: 255.Unknown]
Identifier: TU2009.39.5139
Description
Large article clipped from paper, entitled "Mountain Chief, Aged Piegan To Proclaim It Under Way: Indian Friend of Charles M. Russell to Officially Inaugurate Second Annual Exposition in Palm Room at Hotel Rainbow". Tribune, March 29, 1928. Header reads "Exhibit Opens Tonight". Pasted on paper.
Dates:
March 29, 1928
Mutton-Heads, early 20th century
Item — Folder 493: [Barcode: 127.493]
Identifier: 4127.764.13
Description
Folder 493
Dates:
early 20th century
New York Herald Tribune article with photo of Leigh at 86 and painting "Buffalo Drive", April 14, 1953
Item — Folder 491: [Barcode: 127.491]
Identifier: 4117.763.5
Description
Folder 491
Dates:
April 14, 1953
New York Sun newspaper article, "Wants Bard's Grave Opened", January 30, 1930
Item — Folder 494: [Barcode: 127.494]
Identifier: 4127.765
Description
Folder 494
Dates:
January 30, 1930
New York Times newspaper article, "That Important Matter of Royalties", May 4, 1930
Item — Folder 493: [Barcode: 127.493]
Identifier: 4127.764.3
Description
Folder 493
Dates:
May 4, 1930