San Francisco / Philadelphia / Athens / Fort Smith / Phoenix / Harrisburg / Oklahoma City / /
Company
Westminster Press / Modern Publishers Inc. / Stackpole Company / University of Georgia Press / The Anaconda Rtandard / Princeton Theological Seminary / Eaton / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Canada / Wales / Mexico / United States / Ireland / /
Currency
USD / cent / /
Event
Person Travel / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
D. Morrison 8outheastern Btate College / University of Georgia Press / Georgia State College of Business Administration / University of Oklahoma / /
IndustryTerm
copper mining / metal / red-metal earth / bright metal / mining / model telephone / /
Movie
David and Goliath / /
NaturalFeature
Red River / Lake Superior / /
Organization
House of Representatives / Governor's Office / D. Morrison 8outheastern Btate College / American Mission / Montana School of Mines / College of Business Administration in Atlanta / State House / University of Georgia / University of Oklahoma / Northeastern State Teacher's College / Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia / first General Assembly / Oklahoma Historical Society / World Presbyterian Alliance / /
Person
J. Stanley Clark / Charles A. Anderson / John A. Mackay / Joseph / Lefferts A. Loetscher / William D. McBee / Henry Thompson Malone / George H. Shirk / Mary Agnes Thompson / Jack Walton / Francis Makemie / Alexander Graham Bell / Pushmataha / Frank Raymond Secoy / John Callaway Walton / Marcus Daly / Maurice W. Armstrong / Marcus Duly / Irishman / Ana- Book Revieaus / /
Position
president / Chief Executive / royal governor / secretary / historian / author / King / Choctaw Chief / Cherokee Chief / representative / fireman / attorney / Speaker / Foreman / born geologist and engineer / Governor / leader / writer / chair / Judge / Chief / /
Chronicles of Oklahoma BOOK REVIEWS Cherokees of the Old South: A People in Transition. By Henry Thompson Malone. (Athens : The University of Georgia Press[removed]XI11 and 238 pp. Illustrations, maps, bibliographical no