Tulsa / Oklahoma City / Philadelphia / Washington / /
Company
Eleazor Wheelock D.D. / Homer State Press / Anadarko / Newspaper Printing Corporation / The Vindicator / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Lebanon / /
Event
Employment Change / /
Facility
New Pork Public Library / Choctaw library / University of Oklahoma / Dartmouth College / Five Civilized Tribes Museum / /
IndustryTerm
oil / well producing oil / /
NaturalFeature
Red River / River Meschacebe / Park Hill / Dancing Rabbit Creek / /
Organization
University of Oklahoma / Typographical Union / Albert Pike Consistory Club / Indian Charity School / Dartmouth College / Oklahoma Historical Society / Tulsa Chapter / Oklahoma Philatelic Society / Five Civilized Tribes Museum / /
Person
Amy Harkins / George W. Harkins / Lee F. Harlrins / David Folsom / Lee F. Harkins / Pushmataha / LEE F.HBRICINS / F. Smallwood / Daniel Coxe / Will M. Harkins / Amy James / Greenwood LeFlore / Lee Fitzhngh Harkins / /
Position
advisory director / interpreter and aide / Principal Chief / hb / editor / collector / President / district chief / writer / editor / chief / director of the National / Colonel / noted chief / aide to Chief Pushmataha / notable chief / collector and editor / member / /
ProvinceOrState
Louisiana / Oklafalaya District / Connecticut / Oklahoma / Mississippi / Apukshenubbee District / New Hampshire / /
PublishedMedium
the Whfrlrrfnd magazine / the American Indian magazine / /
LEE F.HBRICINS, CHOCTAW By Muriel H. Wright It is more than a passing note in writing on the life of Lee F. Harkins that the place of honor on the walls of his home was given a portrait of the great Choctaw, Chief Pushma