Indian Rights Association records

Collection 1523

1830-1986, undated
(186.0 Linear feet 482 boxes; 38 volumes; 31 flat files)

© Historical Society of Pennsylvania1300 Locust Street
Philadelphia, PA, 19107
215-732-6200

Summary Information
Administrative Information
Controlled Access Headings
Collection Inventory: I. Correspondence; II. Organizational records; III. Printed matter; IV. Herbert Welsh papers; V. Research notes, papers, and maps; VI. Photographs and audio-visual materials; VII. Council on Indian Affairs; VIII. Volumes

Summary Information

Repository: Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Creator: Indian Rights Association.
Title: Indian Rights Association records
ID: 1523
Date [inclusive]: 1830-1986, undated
Extent: 186.0 Linear feet 482 boxes; 38 volumes; 31 flat files
Author: Finding aid prepared by Willhem Echevarria, Jenna Marrone, D'Arcy White, and Lindsey Schwartz.
Sponsor: This collection was processed as part of the Civic Engagement Collections Project. Funding for this project was provided by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) and the Laura Allen Trust.
Language: English
Abstract: Beginning in 1882 the Indian Rights Association was one of the most important organizations establishing and influencing American Indian policy in the 20th century. The records of the organization span from its origins to the 1980s and include correspondence, research papers, administrative files, photographs, publications, and papers of Herbert Welsh, one of its founders.

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Administrative Information

Publication Information

Historical Society of Pennsylvania , 2011; revised 2020.

1300 Locust Street
Philadelphia, PA, 19107
215-732-6200

Alternative Formats note

Part of this collection is available on microfilm [Mfilm E 93 .I 418 1-13].

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Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

United States. Board of Indian Commissioners.
United States. Office of Indian Affairs.

Personal Name(s)

Brosius, Samuel M., 1851-1936
Lindley, Lawrence E.
Painter, C. C. (Charles Cornelius)
Sniffen, Matthew
Welsh, Herbert, 1851-1941

Subject(s)

Civil service reform--United States
Federal aid to Indians--United States
Indians of North America--Economic conditions
Indians of North America--Education
Indians of North America--Government relations--1869-1934.
Indians of North America--Government relations--1940-1950
Indians of North America--Government relations--1960-1970
Indians of North America--Government relations--1970-1980
Indians of North America--Politics and government--United States
Indians of North America--Public welfare
Indians of North America--Research--United States--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Indians of North America--Services for--Finance
Indians of North America--Social conditions
Indians of North America--Societies, etc.
Indians, Treatment of--United States
Indians, Treatment of--United States--History--19th century
Indians, Treatment of--United States--History--20th century

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Collection Inventory

I. Correspondence 1864-1989, undated 189 boxes Scope & Contents This series includes letters, letter copy books, and a box with all envelopes found in the collection. Some of these envelopes, in keeping with Minimal Processing guidelines, still contain documents. All major figures associated with the IRA (Herbert Welsh, Matthew Sniffen, Lawrence E. Lindley, Charles C. Painter, Samuel M. Brosius, among others) are represented here.		Box 1-182, 252-258
Incoming Correspondence (1864-1968, undated)		Box 1-148
	Box	Folder
1864 – 31 December 1873	1	1
1874 – 30 September 1882	1	2
October – December 1882, n.d.	1	3
1 January 1883 – 30 June 1884	1	4
1 July 1884 – 31 May 1885	1	5
1 June – 31 December 1885, n.d.	2	1
1 January – 30 April 1886	2	2
1 May – 31 May 1886	2	3
1 June – 30 June 1886	2	4
1 July – 31 August 1886	2	5
1 September – 10 October 1886	3	1
11 October – 30 November 1886	3	2
1 December – 31 December 1886, n.d.	3	3
1 January – 28 February 1887	3	4
1 March – 31 March 1887	4	1
1 April 1887 – 30 April 1887	4	2
May 1887	4	3
1 June 1887 – 30 September 1887	4	4
October 1887 – 30 November 1887	4	5
1 December– 31 December 1887, n.d.	5	1
January 1888	5	2
February 1888	5	3
March 1888	5	4
April 1888	5	5
May 1888	6	1
June 1888	6	2
July 1888	6	3
August 1888	6	4
September – October 1888	6	5
November 1888	7	1
1 December – 31 December 1888, n.d.	7	2
1 January – 15 January 1889	7	3
16 January – 31 January 1889	7	4
1 February – 15 February 1889	7	5
16 February – 28 February 1889	8	1
1 March – 15 March 1889	8	2
16 March – 31 March 1889	8	3
1 April – 30 April 1889	8	4
May 1889	8	5
June 1889	8	6
July 1889	9	1
1 August – 30 September 1889	9	2
October 1889	9	3
November 1889	9	4
1 December – 14 December 1889	9	5
15 December – 31 December 1889	9	6
1889, n.d.	10	1
1 January – 14 January 1890	10	2
15 January – 31 January 1890	10	3
1 February – 14 February 1890	10	4
15 February – 28 February 1890	10	5
1 March – 14 March 1890	10	6
15 March – 31 March 1890	10	7
1 April – 14 April 1890	11	1
15 April – 30 April 1890	11	2
May 1890	11	3
June 1890	11	4
July 1890	11	5
August 1890	11	6
1 September – 15 September 1890	11	7
16 September – 31 October 1890	12	1
November 1890	12	2
1 December – 14 December 1890	12	3
8 December 1890	12	3A
15 December – 31 December 1890	12	4
1890, n.d.	12	5
1 January – 10 January 1891	12	6
11 January – 16 January 1891	13	1
17 January – 24 January 1891	13	2
25 January – 6 February 1891	13	3
7 February – 15 February 1891	13	4
16 February – 28 February 1891	14	1
1 March – 16 March 1891	14	2
17 March – 31 March 1891	14	3
1 April – 14 April 1891	14	4
15 April – 30 April 1891	15	1
1 May – 15 May 1891	15	2
16 May – 31 May 1891	15	3
June 1891	15	4
1 July – 26 July 1891	15	5
27 July 1891	16	1
27 July – 31 August 1891	16	2
September 1891	16	3
October 1891	16	4
November 1891	16	5
December 1891	16	6
1891, n.d.	17	1
Francis Fisher Kane Diary- Ute removal, 1891	17	1A
1 January – 20 January 1892	17	2
21 January – 31 January 1892	17	3
1 February – 11 February 1892	17	4
12 February – 28 February 1892	17	5
1 March – 15 March 1892	18	1
16 March – 31 March 1892	18	2
April 1892	18	3
May 1892	18	4
June 1892	18	5
July 1892	18	6
August 1892	19	1
September 1892	19	2
October 1892	19	3
November 1892	19	4
December 1892	19	5
1892, n.d.	19	6
1 January – 16 January 1893	20	1
17 January – 31 January 1893	20	2
1 February – 14 February 1893	20	3
15 February – 28 February 1893	20	4
1 March – 15 March 1893	20	5
16 March – 31 March 1893	20	6
April 1893	21	1
May 1893	21	2
June 1893	21	3
July 1893	21	4
August 1893	21	5
September 1893	21	6
October 1893	22	1
1 November – 13 November 1893	22	2
14 November – 30 November 1893	22	3
1 December – 21 December 1893	22	4
22 December – 31 December 1893, n.d.	22	5
January 1894	23	1
1 February – 14 February 1894	23	2
15 February – 28 February 1894	23	3
1 March – 15 March 1894	23	4
16 March – 31 March 1894	23	5
1 April – 15 April 1894	23	6
16 April – 30 April 1894	24	1
1 May – 14 May 1894	24	2
15 May – 31 May 1894	24	3
June 1894	24	4
1 July – 31 August 1894	24	5
September 1894	24	6
October 1894	25	1
November 1894	25	2
December 1894, n.d.	25	3
1 January – 20 January 1895	25	4
21 January – 31 January 1895	25	5
February 1895	25	6
1 March – 19 March 1895	26	1
29 March – 31 March 1895	26	2
April 1895	26	3
May 1895	26	4
June 1895	26	5
July – August 1895	26	6
September – October 1895	26	7
1 November – 15 December 1895	27	1
16 December – 31 December 1895, n.d.	27	2
January 1896	27	3
February 1896	27	4
March – April 1896	27	5
1 May – 30 June 1896	27	6
July – August 1896	27	7
1 September – 31 October 1896	28	1
November – December 1896, n.d.	28	2
January 1897	28	3
February 1897	28	4
March 1897	28	5
1 April – 31 May 1897	28	6
June 1897	29	1
July – September 1897	29	2
1 October – 30 November 1897	29	3
December 1897, n.d.	29	4
January 1898	29	5
1 February – 15 March 1898	29	6
16 March – 30 April 1898	29	7
May 1898	29	8
June-July 1898	30	1
August – October 1898	30	2
November 1898	30	3
December 1898	30	4
1898, n.d.	30	5A-5B
1 January – 14 January 1899	30	6
15 January – 31 January 1899	31	1
1 February – 14 February 1899	31	2
15 February – 15 March 1899	31	3
16 March – 30 April 1899	31	4
1 May 1899 – 15 June 1899	31	5
16 June – 15 July 1899	31	6
16 July – 31 August 1899	32	1
September 1899	32	2
October 1899	32	3
November 1899	32	4
December 1899	32	5
1899, n.d.	32	6
January 1900	33	1
February – March 1900	33	2
April – May 1900	33	3
June – July 1900	33	4
August – September 1900	33	5
October –November 1900	33	6
December 1900, n.d.	34	1
January 1901	34	2
February 1901	34	3
March – April 1901	34	4
May – June 1901	34	5
July 1901	34	6
August – September 1901	35	1
October 1901	35	2
November 1901	35	3
December 1901, n.d.	35	4
1 January – 16 January 1902	35	5
17 January – 31 January 1902	36	1
February 1902	36	2
1 March – 15 March 1902	36	3
16 March – 31 March 1902	36	4
1 April – 15 April 1902	36	5
16 April – 30 April 1902	36	6
May 1902	37	1
June – July 1902	37	2
August – October 1902	37	3
November 1902	37	4
December 1902, n.d.	37	5
January 1903	37	6
February – March 1903	38	1
April – July 1903	38	2
August – September 1903	38	3
October 1903	38	4
November 1903	38	5
December 1903, n.d.	38	6
January 1904	38	7
February 1904	39	1
March - April 1904	39	2
May 1904	39	3
June-July 1904	39	4
August – September 1904	39	5
October 1904	39	6
November 1904	40	1
1 December – 19 December 1904	40	2
20 December – 31 December 1904, n.d.	40	3
1 January – 15 January 1905	40	4
16 January – 31 January 1905	40	5
1 February – 15 February 1905	40	6
16 February – 28 February 1905	40	7
March 1905	41	1
April – July 1905	41	2
August 1905	41	3
September – October 1905	41	4
November – December 1905, n.d.	41	5
January 1906	42	1
February 1906	42	2
March 1906	42	3
April 1906	42	4
May – June 1906	42	5
July – August 1906	42	6
September – November 1906	43	1
December 1906, n.d.	43	2
January 1907	43	3
February 1907	43	4
March – April 1907	43	5
May – June 1907	44	1
July 1907	44	2
August 1907	44	3
September 1907	44	4
October 1907	44	5
1 November – 14 November 1907	44	6
15 November – 30 November 1907	45	1
1 December – 15 December 1907	45	2
16 December – 31 December 1907	45	3
1907, n.d.	45	4
January 1908	45	5
February – 9 March 1908	46	1
10 March – 31 March 1908	46	2
April 1908	46	3
May 1908	46	4
June – July 1908	46	5
August – September 1908	47	1
October 1908	47	2
November 1908	47	3
December 1908	47	4
1908, n.d.	47	5
January 1909	48	1
February 1909	48	2
1 March – 15 March 1909	48	3
16 March – 31 March 1909	48	4
April 1909	48	5
May 1909	48	6
June 1909	49	1
July 1909	49	2
August – September 1909	49	3
1 October – 14 October 1909	49	4
15 October – 31 October 1909	49	5
1 November – 15 December 1909	50	1
16 December – 31 December 1909, n.d.	50	2
January – February 1910	50	3
1 March – 19 March 1910	50	4
20 March – 31 March 1910	50	5
1 April – 16 April 1910	50	6
17 April – 10 May 1910	51	1
11 May – 31 May 1910	51	2
June 1910	51	3
July 1910	51	4
August 1910	51	5
September 1910	52	1
October 1910	52	2
1 November – 17 November 1910	52	3
18 November – 30 November 1910	52	4
1 December – 20 December 1910	52	5
21 December – 31 December 1910	52	6
1910, n.d.	53	1
1 January – 15 January 1911	53	2
16 January – 31 January 1911	53	3
1 February – 15 February 1911	53	4
16 February – 28 February 1911	53	5
1 March – 14 March 1911	53	6
15 March – 31 March 1911	54	1
April 1911	54	2
1 May – 9 May 1911	54	3
10 May – 31 May 1911	54	4
1 June – 16 June 1911	54	5
17 June – 30 June 1911	54	6
1 July – 15 July 1911	55	1
16 July – 31 July 1911	55	2
August 1911	55	3
September 1911	55	4
October 1911	55	5
November 1911	56	1
December 1911	56	2
1911, n.d.	56	3
1 January – 19 January 1912	56	4
20 January – 31 January 1912	56	5
February 1912	57	1
March 1912	57	2
April 1912	57	3
1 May – 16 May 1912	57	4
17 May – 31 May 1912	58	1
June 1912	58	2
July 1912	58	3
August 1912	58	4
September 1912	58	5
October 1912	59	1
November 1912	59	2
December 1912	59	3
1912, n.d.	59	4
1 January – 20 January 1913	60	1
21 January – 31 January 1913	60	2
1 February – 14 February 1913	60	3
15 February – 28 1913	60	4
1 March – 23 March 1913	60	5
24 March 1913	61	1-2
25 March – 8 April 1913	61	3
9 April – 30 April 1913	61	4
May 1913	61	5
June 1913	62	1
July 1913	62	2
August 1913	62	3
September 1913	62	4
October 1913	62	5
November 1913	63	1
December 1913	63	2
1913, n.d.	63	3
January 1914	63	4
1 February – 20 February 1914	64	1
21 February – 12 March 1914	64	2
13 March – 31 March 1914	64	3
April 1914	64	4
May 1914	64	5
1 June – 31 July 1914	65	1
August 1914	65	2
September 1914	65	3
October 1914	65	4
November 1914	65	5
December 1914	66	1
1914, n.d.	66	2
January 1915	66	3
February 1915	66	4
March 1915	66	5
April 1915	67	1
May 1915	67	2
June 1915	67	3
July 1915	67	4
1 August – 28 September 1915	67	5
29 September – 30 September 1915	67	6
1 October – 30 November 1915	68	1
December 1915	68	2
1915, n.d.	68	3
January 1916	68	4
February 1916	68	5
March 1916	68	6
April 1916	69	1
May 1916	69	2
June 1916	69	3
July – August 1916	69	4
September 1916	69	5
October 1916	69	6
November 1916	70	1
December 1916, n.d.	70	2
January – February 1917	70	3
1 March – 15 April 1917	70	4
16 April – 15 May 1917	70	5
16 May 1917 – 30 June 1917	71	1
July 1917	71	2
August 1917	71	3
1 September – 31 October 1917	71	4
1 November 1917 – 7 December 1917	71	5
8 December – 31 December 1917, n.d.	72	1
1 January – 19 January 1918	72	2
20 January – 31 January 1918	72	3
February 1918	72	4
March 1918	72	5
April – May 1918	72	6
June – July 1918	73	1
August – 25 September 1918	73	2
26 September 1918	73	3
27 September – 31 October 1918	73	4
November 1918	73	5
December 1918, n.d.	74	1
January 1919	74	2
February 1919	74	3
March – April 1919	74	4
May 1919	74	5
June – July 1919	75	1
August – September 1919	75	2
October 1919	75	3
November 1919	75	4
December 1919, n.d.	75	5
January 1920	76	1
February 1920	76	2
1 March – 15 March 1920	76	3
16 March – 31 March 1920	76	4
April 1920	76	5
May 1920	77	1
June 1920	77	2
July 1920	77	3
August 1920	77	4
September 1920	77	5
October 1920	78	1
November 1920	78	2
1 December – 14 December 1920	78	3
15 December – 31 December 1920	78	4
Affidavits sent to IRA by Bureau of Indian Affairs re Indian dances - 1920	79	1
1920, n.d.	79	2
January 1921	79	3
February 1921	79	4
March 1921	79	5
April 1921	80	1
May 1921	80	2
June 1921	80	3
July 1921	80	4
August 1921	81	1
September 1921	81	2
October 1921	81	3
November 1921	81	4
1 December – 15 December 1921	81	5
16 December – 21 December 1921, n.d.	82	1
January 1922	82	2
February – March 1922	82	3
April – May 1922	82	4
June 1922	83	1
July 1922	83	2
August 1922	83	3
September 1922	83	4
October 1922	83	5
November 1922	83	6
December 1922, n.d.	84	1
1 January – 16 January 1923	84	2
17 January – 31 January 1923	84	3
February 1923	84	4
March 1923	84	5
April 1923	85	1
May 1923	85	2
June 1923	85	3
July 1923	85	4
August 1923	85	5
September – 15 October 1923	86	1
16 October – 19 November 1923	86	2
20 November – 11 December 1923	86	3
12 December 1923	86	4
13 December – 31 December 1923	86	5
December 1923, n.d.	86	6
1 January – 22 January 1924	87	1
23 January – 14 February 1924	87	2
15 February – 28 February 1924	87	3
1 March – 15 March 1924	87	4
16 March – 31 March 1924	87	5
1 April – 21 April 1924	88	1
22 April – 6 May 1924	88	2
7 May – 31 May 1924	88	3
June 1924	88	4
July 1924	88	5
August 1924	89	1
September 1924	89	2
October 1924	89	3
November 1924	89	4
1 December – 25 December 1924	89	5
26 December – 31 December 1924, n.d.	90	1
January 1925	90	2
1 February – 14 February 1925	90	3
16 February – 28 February 1925	90	4
March 1925	90	5
April 1925	91	1
May 1925	91	2
June 1925	91	3
July 1925	91	4
August 1925	92	1
September 1925	92	2
October 1925	92	3
November 1925	92	4
December 1925, n.d.	92	5
1 January – 17 January 1926	93	1
18 January – 31 January 1926	93	2
February 1926	93	3
March 1926	93	4
April 1926	93	5
May 1926	93	6
June 1926	94	1
July 1926	94	2
August – September 1926	94	3
October 1926	94	4
November 1926	94	5
December 1926, n.d.	95	1
January 1927	95	2
February 1927	95	3
March 1927	95	4
April 1927	95	5
May 1927	95	6
June – July 1927	96	1
August – September 1927	96	2
October 1927	96	3
November 1927	96	4
December 1927, n.d.	96	5
January 1928	97	1
February 1928	97	2
March 1928	97	3
April 1928	97	4
May 1928	97	5
June 1928	98	1
July 1928	98	2
August – September 1928	98	3
October 1928	98	4
November 1928	98	5
13 December 1928	98	6
14 December 1928	99	1
14 December – 31 December 1928	99	2
January 1929	99	3
February 1929	99	4
March 1929	99	5
April 1929	100	1
May 1929	100	2
June 1929	100	3
July 1929	100	4
August 1929	100	5
1 September – 15 September 1929	101	1
16 September – 30 September 1929	101	2
October 1929	101	3
November 1929	101	4
December 1929, n.d.	101	5
January 1930	102	1
February 1930	102	2
1 March – 25 March 1930	102	3
26 March – 31 March 1930	102	4
April 1930	102	5
1 May – 13 May 1930	103	1
14 May – 31 May 1930	103	2
June 1930	103	3
July 1930	103	4
August 1930	103	5
September 1930	104	1
October 1930	104	2
November 1930	104	3
December 1930, n.d.	104	4
January 1931	104	5
February 1931	105	1
March 1931	105	2
April 1931	105	3
May 1931	105	4
June 1931	105	5
July 1931	106	1
August 1931	106	2
September 1931	106	3
October 1931	106	4
November 1931	106	5
December 1931, n.d.	107	1
1 January – 17 January 1932	107	2
18 January – 31 January 1932	107	3
1 February – 16 February 1932	107	4
17 February – 28 February 1932	107	5
1 March – 15 March 1932	108	1
16 March – 31 March 1932	108	2
1 April – 15 April 1932	108	3
16 April – 30 April 1932	108	4
1 May – 15 May 1932	108	5
16 May – 31 May 1932	109	1
1 June – 15 June 1932	109	2
16 June -30 June 1932	109	3
July 1932	109	4
August 1932	109	5
1 September – 22 September 1932	109	6
23 September – 30 September 1932	110	1
October 1932	110	2
November 1932	110	3
1 December – 24 December 1932	110	4
25 December – 31 December 1932, n.d.	111	1
1 January – 15 January 1933	111	2
16 January – 31 January 1933	111	3
1 February – 15 February 1933	111	4
16 February – 29 February 1933	111	5
1 March – 15 March 1933	111	5
16 March – 31 March 1933	112	1
1 April – 15 April 1933	112	2
16 April - 30 April 1933	112	3
1 May – 15 May 1933	112	4
16 May – 31 May 1933	112	5
June 1933	113	1
1 July – 22 July 1933	113	2
23 July – 31 July 1933	113	3
August 1933	113	4
September 1933	113	5
October 1933	113	6
November 1933	114	1
December 1933, n.d.	114	2
January 1934	114	3
February 1934	114	4
March 1934	115	1
April 1934	115	2
1 May – 21 May 1934	115	3
22 May – 31 May 1934	115	4
June 1934	115	5
July – August 1934	116	1
September 1934	116	2
October 1934	116	3
November 1934	116	4
December 1934, n.d.	116	5
January 1935	117	1
February 1935	117	2
March 1935	117	3
April 1935	117	4
May 1935	117	5
June 1935	118	1
July 1935	118	2
August 1935	118	3
September 1935	118	4
1 October – 17 October 1935	118	5
18 October – 31 October 1935	118	6
November 1935	119	1
December 1935, n.d.	119	2
1 January – 19 January 1936	119	3
20 January – 31 January 1936	119	4
February 1936	119	5
March 1936	120	1
April 1936	120	2
May 1936	120	3
June 1936	120	4
July 1936	120	5
August 1936	120	6
September 1936	121	1
October 1936	121	2
November 1936	121	3
December 1936, n.d.	121	4
January 1937	121	5
February 1937	121	6
March 1937	122	1
April 1937	122	2
May 1937	122	3
June 1937	122	4
July 1937	122	5
August 1937	122	6
September 1937	123	1
October 1937	123	2
November 1937	123	3
December 1937, n.d.	123	4
January 1938	123	5
February 1938	123	6
March 1938	124	1
1 April – 21 April 1928	124	2
22 April – 30 April 1928	124	3
May 1938	124	4
June – July 1938	124	5
August 1938	124	6
September 1938	125	1
October 1938	125	2
November 1938	125	3
December 1938, n.d.	125	4
January 1939	125	5
February 1939	125	6
March 1939	126	1
April 1939	126	2
1 May – 31 May 1939	126	3
Human dependency and economic survey, May 1939	126	4
June 1939	126	5
July – August 1939	127	1
September – October 1939	127	2
November – December 1939	127	3
1939, n.d.	127	4
January 1940	128	1
February – March 1940	128	2
April – May 1940	128	3
June – July 1940	128	4
August – September 1940	128	5
October 1940	128	6
November – December 1940	129	1
1940s, n.d.	129	2
January – February 1941	129	3
March 1941	129	4
April – May 1941	129	5
June – July 1941	129	6
August – October 1941	130	1
November – December 1941, n.d.	130	2
January – February 1942	130	3
March – May 1942	130	4
June – 15 July 1942	130	5
16 July – 31 August 1942	130	6
September – December 1942, n.d.	131	1
January - April 1943	131	2
May – September 1943	131	3
October – December 1943, n.d.	131	4
January – June 1944	131	5
July – December 1944, n.d.	131	6
January – December 1945, n.d.	132	1
January – July 1946	132	2
August – October 1946	132	3
November – December 1946, n.d.	132	4
January – July 1947	132	5
August – December 1947, n.d.	132	6
January – March 1948	133	1
April – May 1948	133	2
June – December 1948, n.d.	133	3
January – April 1949	133	4
May – July 1949	133	5
August – October 1949	133	6
November – December 1949, n.d.	133	7
January – February 1950	134	1
March 1950	134	2
April – June 1950	134	3
July – September 1950	134	4
October – 14 November 1950	134	5
15 November – December 1950, n.d.	134	6
January – March 1951	135	1
April – July 1951	135	2
August – October 1951	135	3
November – December 1951, n.d.	135	4
January – March 1952	135	5
April – June 1952	136	1
July – November 1952	136	2
December 1952, n.d. – 19 January 1953	136	3
20 January 1953	136	4
21 January – March 1953	136	5
April – June 1953	136	6
July – September 1953	137	1
October – December 1953, n.d.	137	2
January - February 1954	137	3
March – May 1954	137	4
June – September 1954	137	5
October – December 1954, n.d.	137	6
January – March 1955	138	1
April – June 1955	138	2
July – December 1955, n.d.	138	3
January – May 1956	138	4
June – August 1956	138	5
September – October 1956	138	6
November – December 1956, n.d.	139	1
January – February 1957	139	2
March – May 1957	139	3
June – August 1957	139	4
September – December 1957, n.d.	139	5
January – March 1958	140	1
April – June 1958	140	2
July – October 1958	140	3
November – December 1958, n.d. – January 1959	140	4
February – April 1959	140	5
May– July 1959	141	1
August – November 1959	141	2
December 1959, n.d.	141	3
January – April 1960	141	4
May – August 1960	141	5
September – October 1960	142	1
November – December 1960, n.d. – January 1961	142	2
February – March 1961	142	3
April – June 1961	142	4
July – October 1961	142	5
November – December 1961, n.d.	143	1
January – April 1962	143	2
May – September 1962	143	3
October – December 1962, n.d.	143	4
January – May 1963	143	5
June – August 1963	143	6
September – December 1963, n.d.	144	1
January – April 1964	144	2
May – October 1964	144	3
November – December 1964, n.d.	144	4
January – April 1965	145	1
May – July 1965	145	2
August – December 1965, n.d.	145	3
January – March 1966	145	4
April – June 1966	145	5
July – December 1966, n.d.	146	1
January – March 1967	146	2
April – June 1967	146	3
July – October 1967	146	4
November – December 1967, n.d.	146	5
January – December 1968, n.d.	146	6
n.d.	147	1-5
n.d.	148	1-2
Supplementary Incoming Correspondence (1930-1967, undated)		Box 149-151
	Box	Folder
26 June 1930 – 10 December 1946	149	1
3 January 1947 – 28 October 1948	149	2
9 November 1948 – 15 December 1949, n.d.	149	3
4 January 1950 – 30 December 1950	149	4
2 January 1951 – 31 December 1951, n.d.	149	5
3 January 1952 – 30 October 1953	149	6
6 November 1953 – 31 March 1955	150	1
4 April 1955 – 27 June 1956	150	2
1 July 1956 – 26 July 1957	150	3
6 August 1957 – 26 September 1958, n.d.	150	4
2 October 1958 – 30 January 1960	150	5
5 February 1960 – 27 April 1961	151	1
2 May 1961 – 30 September 1962	151	2
2 October 1962 – 31 December 1963	151	3
4 January 1964 – 31 December 1965	151	4
6 January 1966 – 15 December 1966, n.d.	151	5
6 January 1967 – 18 December 1967, n.d.	151	6
Letterpress Copy Books (1886-1943)		Box 152-182
		Box
1 December 1886 - 25 January 1888		152A
3 March - 30 November 1886		152B
25 January - 13 December 1888		153A
13 December 1888 - 8 June 1889		153B
8 June 1889 - 28 March 1890		154A
28 March 1890 - 17 February 1891		154B
19 February - 16 December 1891		155A
16 December 1891 - 26 November 1892		155B
26 April 1892 - 19 September 1893		156A
20 September 1893 - 14 April 1894		156B
16 April 1894 - 28 March 1895		157A
29 March 1895 - 2 October 1896		157B
8 January 1898 - 4 September 1899		158A
3 October 1896 - 8 January 1898		158B
6 September 1899 - 3 June 1901		159A
4 June 1901 - 19 August 1903		159B
20 August 1903 - 10 January 1905		160A
11 January - 30 December 1905		160B
1 January 1906 - 18 April 1907		161A
19 April 1907 - 8 May 1908		161B
9 May 1908 - 6 May 1909		162A
7 May 1909 - 15 April 1910		162B
16 April 1910 - 17 April 1911		163A
17 April - 14 November 1911		163B
3 May 1912 - 23 January 1913		164A
15 January 1911 - 2 May 1912		164B
25 July 1913 - 27 March 1914		165A
24 January - 24 July 1913		165B
28 March 1914 - 9 February 1915		166A
10 February - 14 December 1915		166B
14 December 1915 - 27 October 1916		167A
28 October 1916 - 19 July 1917		167B
14 October 1918 - 16 July 1919		168A
28 July 1917 - 13 August 1918		168B
2 October 1920 - 26 May 1921		169A
18 July 1919 - 1 October 1920		169B
26 May 1921 - 29 May 1922		170A
31 May 1922 - 18 February 1923		170B
18 December 1923 - 21 May 1924		171A
1 March - 19 December 1923		171B
22 May 1924 - 24 January 1925		172A
27 January - 24 June 1925		172B
24 June - 17 December 1925		173A
17 December 1925 - 25 May 1926		173B
26 May 1926 - 23 February 1927		174A
24 February 1927 - 4 February 1928		174B
1 December 1928 - 25 July 1929		175A
4 February - 30 November 1928		175B
26 July 1929 - 28 April 1930		176A
28 April 1930 - 24 March 1931		176B
24 March 1931 - 5 February 1932		177A
5 February - 27 September 1932		177B
27 September 1932 - 20 April 1933		178A
20 April 1933 - 2 April 1934		178B
3 April 1934 - 27 March 1935		179A
28 March 1935 - 21 July 1936		179B
16 December 1937 - 26 April 1939		180A
22 July 1936 - 15 December 1937		180B
27 April 1939 - 9 January 1941		181A
10 January 1941 - 18 August 1942		181B
2 October 1931 - 3 January 1943		182A
Correspondence; Miscellaneous Items Found With Correspondence; Envelopes (1882-1989, undated)		Box 252-258
	Box	Folder
Correspondence (1882-1894)	252	1-2
Correspondence (1900-1909)	252	3-6
Correspondence (1900-1909)	253	1
Correspondence (1910 – 1919)	253	2-4
Correspondence (1920 – 1929)	253	5-6
Correspondence (1920 – 1929)	254	1-4
Correspondence (1930-1949)	254	5
Correspondence (1950-1959)	254	6
Correspondence (1950-1959)	255	1
Correspondence (1960-1969)	255	2-6
Correspondence (1980-1989)	256	1-2
Correspondence (n.d.)	256	3-6
Correspondence (n.d.)	257	1-3
Correspondence – Misc. Loose Items Found with Correspondence (n.d.)	257	4-5
		Box
Correspondence--Envelopes (1882-1989, undated)		258
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II. Organizational records 1881 -1989, undated 75 boxes Scope & Contents This series is divided in two main sections: Administrative Files and Subject Files. The administrative portion features minutes for the meetings of the IRA Executive Committee and the Board of Directors, financial records, and office reports. By-laws, former IRA Executive Director Sandra L. Cadwalader’s correspondence, legal briefs, court filings, notes from field trips (some of them written in shorthand), tax information, and membership papers can also be found in this section. The subject files portion is composed of folders kept by the IRA from the 1950s to the early 1980s with the bulk of the material spanning from 1971 to 1983. These are single-subject files of materials selected by IRA staff. Although the original system used by the IRA was maintained, the distinction between administrative and subject files is not always clear resulting in some overlap between the two sections.		Box 183-189, 259-326
Series 2A: Organizational Records - Administrative Files (1800s-1980s)		Box 183-189, 259-293
Minutes of the Executive Committee (1882-1917)		Box 183-184
		Box
Minutes of the Executive Committee--15 December 1882 - 6 December 1887		183A
Minutes of the Executive Committee--3 January 1888 - 2 October 1901		183B
Minutes of the Executive Committee--6 November 1901 - 21 April 1906		183C
Minutes of the Executive Committee--3 October 1906 - 3 November 1915		183D
	Box	Folder
Minutes of the Executive Committee--1 December 1915 - 2 May 1917	184	1
Minutes of the Board of Directors (1917-1967)		Box 184
	Box	Folder
6 June 1917 - 7 March 1928	184	1
Minutes of the Board of Directors--4 April 1928 - 2 December 1942	184	2
Minutes of the Board of Directors--8 January 1943 - 1 December 1954	184	3
Minutes of the Board of Directors--5 January 1955 - 2 June 1965	184	4
Minutes of the Board of Directors--6 October 1965 - 6 December 1967	184	5
Minutes of the Executive Committee, Board of Directors, and Annual Business Meeting (Supplementary Set) (1894-1968)		Box 185
	Box	Folder
Minutes of Board of Directors and Annual Meetings--1894 - 2 December 1959	185	1
Minutes of Board of Directors and Annual Meetings--1960 - 1964	185	2
Minutes of Board of Directors and Annual Meetings--1965 - 1969	185	3
	Box	Folder
Diary, IRA office--8 March 1884 - 30 August 1887	185	4
Financial Records (1903-1968) Arrangement note Treasurer’s reports, financial statements, budgets, and miscellaneous, 1903-1968 Auditor’s reports, 1923-1947		Box 185
	Box	Folder
Treasurer's Reports, Financial Statements (see also office reports), Budgets, etc.--1903 - 1968	185	5
Auditor's Reports--10 December 1923 - 17 December 1947	185	6
Office reports--Philadelphia Office (1893-1967)		Box 186-187
	Box	Folder
January 1893 - January 1897	186	1
January 1897 - December 1901	186	2
January 1902 - December 1904	186	3
January 1905 - June 1909	186	4
January 1913 - November 1915	186	5
December 1915 - 8 January 1919	186	6
9 January 1919 - 6 April 1927	187	1
January 1930 - 31 December 1950	187	2
31 January 1951 - 28 December 1956	187	3
31 January 1957 - December 1967	187	4
Office reports--Washington Office (1888-1939)		Box 188-189
	Box	Folder
29 May 1888 - 31 March 1898	188	1
5 February 1901 - 28 November 1914	188	2
2 January 1915 - December 1916	188	3
1 February 1917 - December 1918	188	4
31 January 1919 - 31 December 1920	189	1
29 January 1921 - 28 December 1922	189	2
2 February 1923 - 29 December 1928	189	3
January 1929 - December 1931	189	4
29 January 1932 - April 1939	189	5
	Box	Folder
1783 Proclamation by the Continental Congress--Tai Chang (1980)	259	1
95th Congress--Correspondence (1977-1978)	259	2-3
96th Congress--Correspondence (1979-1989)	259	4
96th Congress--BIA--Hearings Schedule, Legislative Reports (1979)	259	5
Accounts--Angelo Neri (1985)	259	6
Accounts--Annual Meeting Dinner (1984-1985)	259	7
Accounts--Books Subsciptions (1983-1985)	259	8
Accounts--Closing Entries (1985)	259	9
Accounts--Educational Workshop, Indian Truth, Professional Services, Fundraising, Postage & Mailing (1985-1986)	259	10
Accounts--For Deposit (1985-1986)	259	11
Accounts--Petty Cash (1985-1986)	259	12
Accounts--Purchase Orders (1986)	259	13
Accounts--Receipts (1881-1965)	259	14-16
Accounts--Receipts (1966)	260	1
Accounts--Receipts (1967)	260	2
Accounts--Rent (1974-1986)	260	3
Accounts--Miscellaneous Receipts and Expense Reports (1882-1921)	260	4-5
Accounts--Miscellaneous Receipts and Expense Reports (1922-1987)	260	6-7
Hank Adams (1983)	261	1
American Express (1983-1986)	261	2
Annual Meetings (1940-1949)	261	3
Annual Meetings (1950-1959)	261	4
Annual Meetings (1960-1967)	261	5-7
Annual Reports--Corporate--American Express (1984)	261	8
Appeal Requests and Letters (1978-1986)	262	1
Association of Aroostook Indians--Terry Polchies (1980-1981)	262	2
Assorted Actions Taken (1984-1986)	262	3
Awaiting Reponses (1985-1986)	262	4
Backlash Bills (1977-1978)	262	5
Bequests (1945-1964)	262	6
Better Business Bureau--Complaints (1984)	262	7
Better Business Bureau--Philanthropic Advisory Service (1978-1979)	262	8
Blue Cross--Group Plan (1984-1986)	262	9-10
Board--Ad Hoc Members (1986)	262	11
Board--Business Memos (1986)	263	1
Board--Correspondence (1985)	263	2
Board--Information for New Members (1953-1985)	263	3
Board--Meetings--Agendas (1966-1967)	263	4
Board--Meeting--April 30 (1963)	263	5
Board Minutes (1948-1967) [incomplete]	263	6
Board Minutes (1961-1964)	263	7
Board Minutes (1966-1967)	263	8
Board Minutes (1968-1969)	263	9
Board Minutes (1970-1971)	264	1
Board Minutes (1972-1973)	264	2
Board Minutes (1974-1976)	264	3
Board Minutes (1977)	264	4
Board Minutes (1978)	264	5
Board Minutes (1979-1980)	264	6
Board Minutes (1981-1982)	264	7
Board Minutes (1983)	265	1
Board Minutes (1984)	265	2
Board Minutes (1985-1986)	265	3
Board--Members List with Addresses (1988)	265	4
Board--Resumes, Committees (1980s)	265	5
Greg Buesing--Russell Barsh--Frank Bonamie (1985-1986)	265	6
By-Laws & Charter (1966-1980)	265	7
Sandra L. Cadwalader--Correspondence (1983)	265	8-9
Sandra L. Cadwalader--Correspondence (1984)	266	1-2
Sandra L. Cadwalader--Note About Missing Correspondence (1977-1982)	266	3
Sandra L. Cadwalader--Reports (1978-1980)	266	4
Jack Campisi--Chris Vecsey (Colgate University)--Bobo Dean (1985-1986)	266	5
Census--US Department of Commerce (1982)	266	6
Centennial Papers (1981-1983)	266	7-10
Checking Account (1985-1986)	267	1-2
Child Welfare Bill (1977-1978)	267	3
Colville Cigarette Tax Case (1980)	267	4
Computer (1986)	267	5
Computers--IBM (1984-1986)	267	6
Conference--Assorted (1986)	267	7
Conferences--Upcoming (1986)	267	8
Constitutional Symposium (1986)	267	9
Constitutional Issues in Indian Country--Survey (1986)	267	10
Constitutional Issues in Indian Country--Survey (1986)	268	1-4
The Degradation of Tribal Sovereignty--Alvin J. Sarter (1980)	268	5
Deposits (1985-1986)	268	6-7
Dinners--Facilities & Catering (1984)	269	1
District Unemployment Compensation Board (1938)	269	2
Donations--Bromley (1967)	269	3
Employees--Resumes, Job Descriptions, Agreements (1979-1986)	269	4
Episcopal Church (1986)	269	5
Etlymaqagamug--Alcoholism Program--Pleasant Point Reservation (1981-1982)	269	6
Fact Sheet (undated)	269	7
Federal Acknowledgement Project (1978-1984)	269	8-12
Federal Acknowledgement Project (1978-1984)	270	1-2
Federal Income Tax/FICA (1985)	270	3
Federal Indian Law Conference (1979,1980,1983)	270	4-6
Field Trips--Lawrence E. Lindley (1938-1941)	270	7
Field Trips--M.K. Sniffen (1924-1929)	270	8-9
Field Trips--M.K. Sniffen (1934-1935)	271	1
Field Trips--Notes--Chippewas (1925)	271	2
Field Trips--Notes, Pitman Shorthand--Water Rights Case--Yuma, CA (1925-1926)	271	3
Films & Brochures (1977-1985)	271	4
Financial Reports--Trial Balances (1985-1986)	271	5
Form Letters (1985-1986, undated)	271	6
Forms: Leases, Agreements, etc. (1955-1958, undated)	271	7
Foundations--Dolfinger/McMahon; Commonwealth Fund; Philadelphia Foundation; Newman's Own (1985-1986)	271	8
Foundations--William Penn; Dietrich; Field; S.S. Fields Fund (1986)	271	9
Everret Frank--Needs Assesment (1986)	271	10
Friends of IRA--Non-members and Requesters List (1985, undated)	271	11
Fund Drive (1986)	271	12
Kim R. Gardner (1985)	271	13
Suzy Glazer (1985)	271	14
Government Officials (US) (1985)	272	1
Grants & Awards (1980-1986)	272	2
Grant Proposals--Denied (1986)	272	3
Bob Gruner--IRA Brochure (1985)	272	4
Grants to Tribally-Controled Community Colleges--Legislation (1977)	272	5
Guest Book (1980)	272	6
Guest Book (1982)	272	7
William (Tom) Hagan--Larry Hauptmann--Norbert S. Hill (1984-1986)	272	8
Theodore B. Hetzel (1962-1964)	272	9
Theodore B. Hetzel--Larry Hauptmann--Interview (1984-1985)	272	10
Theodore B. Hetzel--Testimony--Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (1966)	272	11
House Interior Committee--Testimony (1979)	272	12
Income Tax--Philadelphia (1923-1939)	273	1
Income & Investments (1966-1968)	273	2-4
		Box
Index Cards--Books and IRA Publications (undated)		289
Index Cards--Indian Truth Index (undated)		290
Index Cards--Paid Members; Contacts [Rolodex cards] (undated)		291
Index Cards--Zip Codes; Yearly Drops; Complimentary; Institutions; Miscellaneous (undated)		292
	Box	Folder
Indian Bureau--Scrapbook--April 1929 to September 1932	273	5
Insurance--Blue Cross/Blue Shield; Others (1985-1986)	273	6
Insurance--Liberty Mutual (1959-1985)	273	7
Investments (1983-1986)	273	8-9
IRA--PAFA--Temple (1985)	274	1
IRS (1983-1987)	274	2
Derril Jordan--Stanley Katz--Larry Krasner (1985-1986)	274	3
Judicial--Miscellaneous (1977-1978, 1980-1984)	274	4-5
Laura Allen Trust Fund (1940-1967)	274	6
Laura Allen Trust Fund (1973-1987)	274	7
Lawrence E. Lindley--Bank Directions (undated)	274	8
Legacies & Bequests (1986)	274	9
Legislation--Miscellaneous (1977-1982)	274	10
Legislation--Miscellaneous (1977-1982)	275	1-2
Letters of Support (1986)	275	3
Lobbying Regulations (circa 1977)	275	4
Log of Inquiries (1986)	275	5
June Lowery--Oren Lyons--N. Scott Momaday--Al Ortiz (1985-1986)	275	6
Mailing--Postage, Bulk, etc. (1978-1982)	275	7
Main Hardman--Financial Statements (1978-1980)	275	8
Main Hardman--Financial Statements (1981-1982)	275	9
Main Hardman--Financial Statements (1983-1984)	275	10
Main Hardman--Financial Statements (1985-1986)	275	11
Map--Indian Communities (circa 1985)	275	12
Melcher's Bill on Oil and Gas Leases (1982)	275	13
1883 Members/Appeals (1985)	275	14
Memberships and Pending Business--Miscellaneous (1984-1988)	276	1
Membership--Complimentary and Exchanges (1985-1986)	276	2
Membership--Large Donations and Contributions (1984-1986)	276	3
Membership--Lists--New Members, Expiration Dates, Change of Address, Delete (1986)	276	4
Membership/Promotion (1985-1986)	276	5
Membership--Master Letters (1986-1988)	276	6
	Box	Volume
Memory book of Metlakatla, Alaska Vol. 2 No. 1 (1933)	288	1
Memory book of Metlakatla, Alaska Vol. 1 No. 6 (1932)	288	2
Memory book of Metlakatla, Alaska Vol. 2 No. 3 (1935)	288	3
Memory book of Metlakatla, Alaska Vol. 2 No. 4 (1936)	288	4
Memory book of Metlakatla, Alaska Vol. 2 No. 2 (1934)	288	5
	Box	Folder
Microfilming (1980-1982)	276	7
Mohegan Court Briefs (1979)	276	8-10
Narragansetts (1978)	277	1
IRA Narrative (undated)	277	2
National Charities Information Bureau (1955-1985)	277	3
National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties--Backlash (1978)	277	4
National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties--Energy Resources and Development (1978)	277	5
National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties--Fishing Rights (1978-1979)	277	6
National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties--Jurisdiction (1978)	277	7
National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties--Land Claims (1978-1979)	277	8
Non-Profit Organization Management (1982-1986)	277	9
Office Decorations--Rugs, Vase, etc. (1975-1980)	277	10
Office Supplies & Equipment (1946-1986)	277	11
Office Procedures (circa 1980s)	277	12
Melanie Beth Oliviero--IRA General Correspondence (1984-1986)	277	13-14
Melanie Beth Oliviero--Photographs (1985)	277	15
Omnibus Jurisdiction--Act of 1977 (1977)	278	1
Gilbert Ortiz--Research--Pueblo Land (1982)	278	2
Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Fund (1980-1986)	278	3
Philadelphia National Bank (1984-1985)	278	4
Philadelphia Organizations--Balch Institute; GPCA; Philadelphia Region Social Services (1985-1986)	278	5
Philadelphia Organizations--Philadelphia Ethical Society; CADME Gallery; Fellowship Commission (1985-1986)	278	6
Philadelphia Organizations--Rosenbach; Philadelphia Region Galleries (1984-1986)	278	7
Philadelphia Organizations--Big Small Theater; Bread & Roses Community Fund; Miscellaneous (1984-1986)	278	8
Philadelphia Organizations--Delaware Valley Council of Agencies (1986)	278	9
Policy Statement (1971-1986)	278	10
Presidential Mandate [Pasqua Yaqui] (1978)	278	11
Prison Referral Information (1977-1986)	278	12
Publications Inventory (1984-1985)	278	13
Publicity--Press Coverage, Press Releases, Public Service, Announcements, Invites (1967-1985)	278	14
Publicity--Press Coverage, Press Releases, Public Service, Announcements, Invites (1967-1985)	279	1
Publishers/Printers (1958-1986)	279	2
Reconciliation Act #100 (1986)	279	3
Recognition Issues (1977-1978)	279	4
Recognition--Pequot (1981-1983)	279	5
Recognition Project (1984-1986)	279	6
Registrations--Charitable Organizations--New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania (1977-1986)	279	7
Reference--Individuals (1986)	279	8
Resource Guide--Requests (1985)	279	9
Anthony Rivera (1985-1986)	279	10
Santa Clara Pueblo vs. Martinez (1978)	279	11
School Lists (undated)	279	12
Suzan Shown Harjo (NCAI)--Marguerite Smith--Ruth Thompson (1985-1986)	279	13
Jack Smith--Film Rights (1986)	279	14
State Income Tax/City Wage Tax (1985-1986)	279	15
Statements to Government Officials (1978-1984)	280	1
Statements to Government Officials (1978-1984)	280	2
Subscription Inquiries (1984-1986)	280	3
Supreme Court Cases (1978)	280	4
Survival Strategies--Alliance/Merger Possibilities; Merger Alternatives (1985-1986)	280	5
Survival Strategies--American for Indian Opportunity; American Indian Bank; Haverford College; Mark Roy [UN Indian Rights Foundation] (1985-1986)	280	6
Survival Strategies--Board Development Organizational Strategies (1985-1986)	280	7
Survival Strategies--Indiana University; Louis Bruce; Smithsonian Native American Program; Senate Select Committee (1985-1986)	280	8
Survival Strategies--Individual Contributions; Aid & Advice (1985-1986)	280	9
Tax Forms--Payroll (1985-1987) Conditions Governing Access Access to this is folder is restricted until 2061.	280	10
Temporary Help (1980)	280	11
Tax Exempt Status Pemission--Pennsylvania (1978-1985)	280	12
Telephone Info (1984-1986)	280	13
Telephone Info (1984-1986)	281	1-2
Temple University Press--Final Contract (1983-1986)	281	3
Tribal State Compact Act (1978)	281	4
Unemployment (1983-1986)	281	5
United Way (1985-1986)	281	6
UPENN Museum (1979-1985)	281	7
Voided Checks (1985-1986)	281	8
Volunteers/Consultants (1977-1985)	281	9
W.W. Washburn--George Waters--Gerry Wilkinson (NIYC) (1984-1985)	281	10
Miscellaneous--Alaska (1932)	282	1
Miscellaneous--Assorted Papers (undated)	282	2
Miscellaneous--Assorted Papers (1911-1985, undated)	282	3A-3B
Miscellaneous--Assorted Papers (1921-1964, undated)	282	4
Miscellaneous--Books and Audio-Visual Materials--Catalogs, Lists, etc. (1980s)	282	5-6
Miscellaneous--Invitations & Programs (1941-1956, undated)	283	1
Miscellaneous--Lists (undated)	283	2
Miscellaneous--Notes--Handwritten (1930s, undated)	283	3-4
Miscellaneous--Notes--Handwritten (1887-1909, undated)	283	5
Miscellaneous--Notes--Handwritten (1951, undated)	283	6
Miscellaneous--Notes--Handwritten (1938, undated)	284	1
Miscellaneous--Notes--Shorthand (1907-1932, undated)	284	2
Miscellaneous--Notes--Shorthand (1925, undated)	284	3
Miscellaneous--Notes--Typewritten (1928-1943, undated)	284	4
Miscellaneous--Papers re: American Indians--Prepared by Miss Coles' Bible Class (1892-1893, undated)	284	5
Miscellaneous--Photographs & Prints (undated)	284	6
Miscellaneous--Printed Matter--Newsletters, Pamphlets, Leaflets (1900-1979)	284	7
Miscellaneous--Printed Matter--Newsletters, Pamphlets, Leaflets (1980s)	284	8
Miscellaneous--Printed Matter--Newsletters, Pamphlets, Leaflets (1980s)	285	1-2
Miscellaneous--Printed Matter--Newsletters, Pamphlets, Leaflets (1960s-1980s, undated)	285	3
Miscellaneous--Printed Matter--Newsletters, Pamphlets, Leaflets (undated)	285	4-5
Miscellaneous--Printed Matter--Congressional Research Report for the Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs--Federal Programs of Assistance to American Indians (1985)	285	6
Miscellaneous--Certificate of Registration Under Solicitation Law (1932-1960)	285	7
Miscellaneous--Loose Papers--Funding (1985-1986)	285	8
Miscellaneous--Loose Papers--Serials and Publications (1980-1985)	285	9
Miscellaneous--Writings--The Sioux Indians, Bishop Hare's Work Among Them (1892)	286	1
Miscellaneous--Writings--Proposed Land Transfer Would Help Navajos; Personal Recollections of General Nelson A. Miles; Thomas Quick, Indian Killer (undated)	286	2
Miscellaneous--Writings--Excerpts from Red Patriots, by Charles H. Coe (1898)	286	3
Miscellaneous--Writings--Charitable Volunteer Firemen's and Religious Organizations; Talk from Edward E. O'Neill, Attorney for the Seneca Nation; Wanted, an Indian Name (1953, 1959)	286	4
Miscellaneous--Writings--Bennington Battle Memorial Dedicatory Poem; Education; Report Committee to Walapi (1931, undated)	286	5
Miscellaneous--Writings--The Ute's Last Stand; Save the Yosemite Sugar Pines; Kappler's Laws & Treaties [Index] (undated)	286	6
Miscellaneous--Writings--Statement of Senator Daniel K. Inouye [Indian Development Finance Corp. Act]; Justice Going Awry for Alaska Natives (undated)	286	7
Miscellaneous--Writings--Indian Schools in the Eastern States; Some Indian Service Conditions Under Mr. Sells; A Visit to Rosebud Sioux and Several Others Indian Groups (1956, undated)	286	8
Miscellaneous--Writings--A Guide to American Indian Resource Material for Classroom Instruction (1985)	286	9
Miscellaneous--Writings--American Friends Service Committee--Southern California, A Study (1953)	286	10
Miscellaneous--Writings--National Indian Law Library--A Bibliography of Selected Areas of Indian Law (1977)	286	11
Miscellaneous--Writings--National Indian Law Library--A Bibliography of Selected Areas of Indian Law (1980)	286	12
Miscellaneous--Writings--Students of Little Wound School-Pine Ridge Indian Reservation--Upside and Sideways [essays] (1980)	286	13
Miscellaneous--Writings--Reports of the Proceedings of the Indian Rights Association Convention--Atlantic City, NJ (1928)	286	14
Miscellaneous--Writings--Assorted Papers (undated)	286	15
Miscellaneous--Books About Indians--Catalogs (1980s)	287	1
Miscellaneous--Contributions, Business Cards (1888-1934)	287	2
Miscellaneous--Lantern Slides--Inventories & Notes (undated)	287	3
Miscellaneous--Matthew K. Sniffen, Herbert Welsh, S.M. Brosius--Assorted Papers (1921-1922)	287	4
Miscellaneous--Envelopes of Discarded Items [flower petals, hair locks] (undated)	287	5
Miscellaneous--Pencil Drawings (undated)	287	6
Miscellaneous--Membership Cards, Subscriptions, Small Receipts, etc. (1918, undated)	287	7
Miscellaneous--Certificate Honoring Lawrence E. Lidney (undated); Engraving--William Penn's Treaty with the Indians (undated); Proclamation for Indian Rights Association Week (1982)	293	1
Miscellaneous--Mailing to Libraries (1986, undated)	293	2
Miscellaneous--Name's Master List (undated)	293	3-4
Miscellaneous--Label with Addresses (1985, undated)	293	5
Miscellaneous--File Maintenance Report (1985)	293	6
Miscellaneous--Ads (1982-1983)	293	7
Series 2B: Organizational Records - Subject files		Box 294-326
	Box	Folder
Abenaki (Vermont, Quebec) (1979)	294	1
Abourezk (1978)	294	2
Acoma Pueblo (1984)	294	3
Affirmative Action (1977)	294	4
Aging (1966-1980)	294	5
AICC--Haverford (1961)	294	6
Ak Chin (Papago) (1978)	294	7
Akwesasne (1980)	294	8
Alaske Native Claims Settlement Act (1967-1984)	294	9
Alaska--D-2 Lands (1976-1981)	294	10
Alaska (1960s)	294	11
Alaska (1970s)	294	12
Alaska (1970s)	294	13
Alaska (1980s)	295	1
Alaska--Rowan Group Report (1977)	295	2
Alaska--United States vs. Shuyak (1977)	295	3
Alcatraz (1969)	295	4
Alcohol/Alcoholism (1979-1980)	295	5
American Friends Service Committee (1961)	295	6
American Indian Chicago Conference (1961)	295	7
American Indian Movement (A.I.M) (1976-1983)	295	8-9
American Indian Policy Review Commission (1976-1977)	295	10-11
Ancient Indian Land Claims Bill (1982)	296	1
Anthropology (1978-1981)	296	2
Apache (1972-1980)	296	3
Apostle Islands (1970)	296	4
Aquash, Anna Mae (1976)	296	5
Acrosanti (1978)	296	6
Arizona (1965-1981)	296	7
Athletic/Sports (1973-1981)	296	8
Backlash--Articles, Publications, etc. (1977-1980)	296	9-10
Backlash--Western Attorney Generals' Meeting (1977)	296	11
Backlash--Countering Backlash (1978-1980)	296	12
Baldeagle Land Transferral [assisted by Bette Crouse Mele] )1977)	296	13
Bannock-Shoshone (1959-1965)	296	14
Bear Butte (1982)	297	1
Bicentennial [American Revolution] (1976)	297	2
Big Mountain Diné [Traditional Navajo] (1979)	297	3
Black Hills (1978-1987)	297	4-6
Black Hills Alliance (1978-1980)	297	7
Black Mesa (1971)	297	8
Blackfeet Tribe (1977-1983)	297	9
Bootstrap Bill (1980)	297	10
Bowhead Whale (1977-1980)	297	11
Bowhead Whale (1977-1980)	298	1
Brazil (1979-1984)	298	2-3
Burke, Alice M. (1965, undated)	298	4
Business--Indian-run (1964-1978, undated)	298	5
California Native Peoples (1983)	298	6
Canadian Native People (1978-1981)	298	7-8
Canada--Pre 1980s	299	1-2
Richard B. Carter Trust (1987)	299	3
Catawba [North Carolina] (1959-1980)	299	4
Cayugas (1973-1982)	299	5
Chugah (1981)	299	6
Cherokee (1979-1982)	299	7
Cheyenne--Arapaho (1975-1980)	299	8-9
Cheyenne--Arapaho (1975-1980)	300	1
Child Abuse (1976-1980)	300	2
Child Welfare (1976-1979)	300	3-4
Chippewa (1978-1980)	300	5
Choctaw (1969-1980)	300	6
Connecticut Indians (1980-1983)	300	7
Civil Rights Commission (1977-1981)	301	1
Civil Service Commission (1966-1968)	301	2
Colorado River Indian Reservation (1979-1981)	301	3
Commerce, Department of [releases] (1970-1978)	301	4
Community Development: Coops Land Trusts (1980)	301	5
Congressional Directory (1985-1986)	301	6
Constitutional Rights (1973-1978)	301	7
Costo, Raphael (1977)	301	8
Creek Nation (1977-1980)	301	9
Criminal Code Bill (1978)	301	10
Crow (1977-1981)	301	11
Crow Dog, Leonard (1975-1977)	301	12
Dartmouth (1965)	301	13
Dakotas (undated)	301	14
Dawes Act--Historical Material (1980)	301	15
Dawes Act (1978, undated)	301	16
Definition--Indian (1980)	301	17
Delawares (1980)	301	18
Dene Nation (1976-1982)	301	19
Discrimination (1979)	302	1
Dietz, Lone Star (1958)	302	2
Doyle, John B. (1962)	302	3
Duck Valley (1979)	302	4
Eckert, Bertha M. (1961)	302	5
Economic Development (1978-1983)	302	6
Education (1961-1983)	302	7
Education--Boarding Schools (1978-1982)	302	8
Education--Bilingual (1976-1981)	302	9
Education--Educators Index (1951-1958)	302	10
Education--Mt. Edgecumbe (Alaska) School (1980)	302	11
Education--News Releases, Reports, etc. (1971-1979)	302	12-13
Education--Survival Schools (1975-1979)	303	1
Elections--Presidential, Congressional (1980-1984)	303	2
Energy Development (1977-1982)	303	3-4
Faris, C.E. (1955-1956)	303	5
F.B.I. (1977-1979)	303	6
Feathers (1958-1963)	303	7
Fishing Rights (1977-1981)	303	8-9
Food Stamp Act (1978-1980)	304	1
Florida (1971-1973)	304	2
Fort Sill Apache (1982)	304	3
Fort Lewis College (1971)	304	4
Friends of the Indian Conference (1929-1938)	304	5
Foundations (1957-1965)	304	6
Funke & Associates (1980)	304	7
Ganado, College of (1977-1978)	304	8
Ganienkeh (1974-1978)	304	9
Gansworth, Raymond (1946-1947)	304	10
Gay Head Wampanoags (1977-1984)	304	11-12
Forrest Gerard (1977-1979)	304	13
Gila River Indian Reservation (1974)	304	14
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa (1980)	305	1
Guatemala (1982-1983)	305	2
Hanta Yo [Ruth Beebe Hill] (1980-1981)	305	3
HHS--Directory, Public Affairs Personnel (1985)	305	4
Havasupai (1965-1979)	305	5
Hawaiian Natives (1978-1980)	305	6
Hawk, Thomas James White (1968-1969)	305	7
Health (1975-1985)	305	8
Health Care Improvement Act (1975-1980)	305	9
Hensley, Willie (1980)	305	10
Highwater, Jamake (1984)	305	11
Historical Society of Pennsylvania (1938-1942)	305	12
Hoopa Valley Indians (1978-1985)	305	13
Hoopes, Donelson W. (1962-1965)	306	1
Hopi (1959-1980)	306	2
Housing (1976-1980)	306	3
Houtton Band of Maliseet Indians (1980-1981)	306	4-5
Indians--General (1930-1981)	306	6
Indian Art (1985)	306	7
Indian Dances--Pueblo, Hopi (1915-1924, 1980)	306	8
Indian Dances--Pueblo, Hopi (1915-1924, 1980)	307	1
Indian Defense League (1960)	307	2
Indian Reorganization Act (1983)	307	3
Indian Rights Association--History (1955-1982)	307	4-5
Indigenous Organizations--Directory (1985)	307	6
Indigenous--Other (1978, undated)	307	7
Inuit [Circumpolar Conference] (undated)	307	8
Iroquois (1948-1969)	307	9
Institute of American Indian Art (1984, undated)	308	1
Peter S. James Committee (1980)	308	2
James Bay (1972-1973)	308	3
Jay Treaty Rights (1972-1980)	308	4
Jojoba (1977)	308	5
Johnson, William (1920)	308	6
Jurisdiction [Oliphant Decision] (1963-1980)	308	7
Justice Department (1977-1980)	308	8
Kateri Tekakwitha (1980)	308	9
Kickapoo of Texas (1978-1983)	308	10
Kinney's "Continent Lost" (undated)	308	11
Kinzua Dam (1957-1961)	308	12
Klamath Settlement (1980)	308	13
Ku Klux Klan (1926)	308	14
Lakota Treaty Council (1978)	309	1
Land (1978-1982)	309	2
Land--Claim Cases; Forum (1976-1983)	309	3
La Verne Madigan (1962)	309	4
Lenape (1971-1982)	309	5
Library Program [Bureau of Indian Affairs] (1977-1978)	309	6
Loescher, Frank (1962)	309	7
Longest Walk (1978)	309	8
Long Walk for Survival (1980)	309	9
Lumi (1970-1979)	309	10
Louisiana (1979)	309	11
Lumbee (1974-1987)	309	12
Maine (1960-1979)	310	1-5
Maine--Land Claim Case (1980-1981)	311	1
D'Arcy McNickle (1957-1977)	311	2
Marshall Trust (1958)	311	3
Martinez vs. Santa Clara Pueblo (1978-1980)	311	4
Mattheisen, Peter--Reviews of his In the Spirit of Crazy Horse (1983)	311	5
Means, Russell (1976-1980)	311	6
Media--Television, Radio (1974-1982)	311	7
Meeds, Congressman Lloyd (1978, undated)	311	8
Menominee--Restoration (1970-1974)	31	9
Menominee--Termination (1959-1975)	311	10
Mesquakie of Iowa (1968)	312	1
Mexico--Indian News (1978-1983)	312	2
Michigan (1975-1981)	312	3
Micmacs of Restigouche (1981-1982)	312	4-5
Sidney Mills (1980)	312	6
Minnesota (1967-1981)	312	7
Miss Indian America Pageant (1985)	312	8
Missions School Orphanage (1971-1976)	312	9
Mohawk (1976-1979)	312	10
Mohegans [see also Connecticut Indians] (1984-1985)	312	11
Montana/Wyoming (1960-1981)	312	12
Montgomery, Estella (1914-1919)	312	13
Ed Nakawatase (1987)	312	14
Narragansett Indians (1978-1983)	313	1
Native American Rights Fund--Bibliography [NARF] (undated)	313	2
Navajo (1944-1983, undated)	313	3-6
Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute (1980-1986)	313	7-8
Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute (1980-1986)	314	1
New York Reservations--Land Claims [Cayuga, Seneca, St. Regis, Oneida] (1953-1980)	314	2
Nez Perce [Colville] (1966-1980)	314	3
Nipmuc Tribal Council (1979, undated)	314	4
North Carolina (1960-1973)	314	5
Northern Cheyenne (1959-1980)	314	6
Northwest (1965-1970)	314	7
Nutrition (1981-1982)	314	8
Oglala Sioux [Pine Ridge] (1974-1979)	314	9
Oil (Includes Windfall Profits Tax) (1980)	315	1
Oklahoma Indians (1954-1978)	315	2
Oliphan vs. Suquamish Tribe (1978)	315	3
Oneida (1976)	315	4
Onondaga (1969-1982)	315	5
Oregon Indians (1983)	315	6
Otitis Media [Middle Ear Disease] (1970)	315	7
Paiutes (1957-1981)	315	8
Papago (1955-1979)	315	9
Passamaquoddy (1966-1982, undated)	315	10-11
Passamaquoddy (1966-1982, undated)	316	1
Pawnee (1978)	316	2
Peltier, Leonard (1975-1984)	316	3
Penn's Treaty (undated)	316	4
Pequot--History (1977-1981)	316	5-6
Pequot--Petition (1976-1982, undated)	316	7-8
Pequot--Petition (1976-1982, undated)	317	1
Pequot--Clippings (1975-1983, undated)	317	2-3
Poarch Band of Creeks--Petition (1983)	317	4
Pima (1910-1980, undated)	317	5
Poetry (1979, undated)	317	6
Pomo Indians (1984)	317	7
Potowatomi (1973-1978)	317	8
Powhatan, Rappahannock, and Piscataway (1972-1982)	317	9
Poverty (undated)	317	10
Prisoners (1977-1980)	318	1
Publications on Indian Issues (1979-1985)	318	2
Pueblo (1970-1985, undated)	318	3
Pyramid Lake (1970-1978)	318	4
Reading Lists (1957, undated)	318	5
Reagan Administration (1982-1983)	318	6
Recognition--Tribes/Legislation (1980)	318	7
Red Lake--Chippewa (1982)	318	8
Religion (1964-1980, undated)	318	9
Resources/Development (1976-1983, undated)	318	10
Rolling Thunder (1982)	318	11
E. Rosenthal--Indian Network/Indian Interest Organizations (1982)	318	12
Dr. Everett R. Rhoades--Indian Health Service (1985)	319	1
Ralph Roanhorse--Navajo--Art (1936, undated)	319	2
Saint Michaels/House of All Angels (1930-1935, undated)	319	3
Samish/Snohomish--Washington State (1982-1983)	319	4-6
Sandoz, Mari--Reviews of Children's Books (1963)	319	7
San Juan County--Navajo/El Paso Consolidation Coal Lease & Mining Plan (1977)	319	8
Schrepel, Mrs. [Cheyenne Agency, North Dakota] (1926-1942, undated)	319	9
Schofield, Grace M. (1966, undated)	319	10
Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs (1977-1980)	319	11
Self-determination & Education Assistance (1975-1981)	320	1
Seneca (1954-1980)	320	2
Leroy Shenandoah (1972-1975)	320	3
Skagit System Cooperative (1981, undated)	320	4
Sioux (1970-192, undated)	320	5
Skyhorse, Mohawk (1977-1978)	320	6
South America (1980-1983)	320	7
South Carolina (1980)	320	8
South Dakota--Rosebud & Pine Ridge (1936-1980)	320	9
Sovereignty (1975-1976, undated)	321	1
Statute of Limitations (1977)	321	2
Steere, J.M. (1947-1960, undated)	321	3
Sterilization (1976-1982)	321	4
Stockbridge--Munsee (1982, undated)	321	5
Supreme Court (1982-1983)	321	6
Survival Gathering (1980)	321	7
Sutton, J. Aubrey (1954-1958, undated)	321	8
Tama [Iowa] School (1968)	321	9
Taxation--Indian Taxes (1978)	321	10
Te Ata (1963-1964)	321	11
Tellico Dam [Cherokee] (1978-1980)	321	12
Termination (1958-1971)	321	13-14
Thompson, Ruth (1965-1967)	321	15
Title IV (1977-1981)	321	16
Tiwas--Guadalupe Pueblo [Tortugas] (1957-1968)	321	17
Tourism (1973-1979, undated)	322	1-2
Town Hall--Program Request (1947)	322	3
Trail of Broken Treaties (1972-1975)	322	4
Treaty and Treaty Right (1977-1979)	322	5
Tribal Government (1977-1981, undated)	322	6
Tribal Literature (1960s)	322	7
Tribal-State Relations (1978, undated)	322	8
Trust Responsibility (1969-1979, undated)	322	9
Tuscarora (1981, undated)	322	10
United Nations (1980)	322	11
Utah [Uintah and Ouray] (1955-1975)	323	1
US Census Info Kit (1980)	323	2
United Effort Trust (1978)	323	3
United World of College of the America West (1985)	323	4
Uranium [see also Black Hills; Energy] (1979-1981)	323	5
Urban (1956-1983)	323	6
Ute (1976-1979)	323	7-8
Valentine, R. G.--Memorial Invitation & Newsclippings (1916-1917)	323	9
Volunteer Help (1960)	324	1
Virginia Indians (1972-1983)	324	2
Wampanoags--Land Claim (1976-1979)	324	3
Wanamaker Tee Club (1951, undated)	324	4
Warne, William (1948)	324	5
Washington State (1978-1981, undated)	324	6
Wanrow, Yvonne (1977-1979)	324	7
Wilcomb Washburn (1982)	324	8
Water Rights (1971-1983, undated)	324	9-11
Watt, James G. (1980-1983, undated)	324	12
Welsh, Herbert (1939-1941)	325	1
Western Shoshone (1980-1981)	325	2
White House (1971-1983)	325	3
Dale Williams (1956-1967)	325	4
Windwalker (1980-1981)	325	5
Women--Activists & Leaders (1976-1981)	325	6
Wounded Knee (1973-1974)	325	7-8
Wounded Knee (1973-1974)	326	1
Yakima (1971, undated)	326	2
Yankton Sioux (1976)	326	3
Youth (1971-1981)	326	4
Zuni (1984)	326	5
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III. Printed matter 1830-1987, undated 119 boxes Scope & Contents The Newsclippings contains articles removed from newspapers and magazines by the Indian Rights Association staff and their affiliates. These newspaper articles focus predominantly on Native American rights issues and represent the development of public opinion on the subject throughout the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Many of these articles were written by IRA staff, including Herbert Welsh and Matthew K. Sniffen. Newspapers included in this series hail from all over the country, though they predominantly represent Alaska, Arizona, New York, New Mexico, and South Dakota. A few of the newsclippings in this series were sent to the IRA from other sources; these clippings can be found in their original envelopes. The files are arranged chronologically, though researchers will find that some were previously organized under subject headings. Researchers should also note that there might be some overlap between the newsclippings and the publications series. IRA publications contain annual reports, newsletters, and pamphlets printed by the IRA. The charter and by-laws of the Indian Rights Association can be found in this subseries. A complete run of the IRA publication Indian Truth can also be found here. The Non-IRA publications represent the bulk of the Publications series. This subseries contains newspapers printed by Native American tribes, as well as printed material from other Indian rights advocacy groups. While the bulk of this section is comprised of Native American newspapers, there is a substantial amount of pamphlets, newsletters, and press releases from both national and international organizations. The material is arranged alphabetically. An effort was made to retain the original folder titles; for the most part, newspapers are listed under the publication name, while public relations material, newsletters, and printed material produced by other organizations can be found under the organization name. In a few cases, the IRA staff had collected publications under subject headings, and these titles were maintained. Any material produced by a federal government agency can be found under the “United States” heading. Single publications and pages removed from other printed material can be found under “Miscellaneous” alphabetical files at the end of the section.		Box 190A-225, 250, 327-417
IRA publications		Box 190A-193, 250, 327-330
Indian Affairs, Vol. I (1883)		190A
Indian Affairs, Vol. III (1886)		190B
Publications of the Indian Rights Association, Vol. IV (1888-1890)		191A
Publications of the Indian Rights Association, Vol. I (1882-1884)		191B
Publications of the Indian Rights Association, Vol. V (1890-1891)		191C
Publications of the Indian Rights Association, Vol. VII (1895-1898)		191D
Publications of the Indian Rights Association, Vol. IX (1907-1912)		191E
Publications of the Indian Rights Association, Vol. X (1912-1916)		191F
Annual Reports (1884-1935)		192-193
	Box	Folder
1884-1888	192	1
1889-1892	192	2
1893-1894, 1896	192	3
1897-1899	192	4
1900-1902	192	5
1903-1905	192	6
1906-1907, 1909	193	1
1910-1912	193	2
1913-1915	193	3
1916-1918	193	4
1919-1921	193	5
1922-1924, 1926	193A	1
1927-1930	193A	2
1931-1933, 1935	193A	3
Indian Truth, Vol. 1 no. 4 – Vol. 50 no. 211 [non-consecutive run] (1924-1953, 1955-1967, 1970, 1973)		250
	Box	Folder
Allotment; Atlantic City Conference; Branches of IRA (circa 1885, 1904, 1928)	327	1
Annual Meeting; Bulletins (1909-1924)	327	2
Annual Reports (1887-1909)	327	3
Annual Reports (1916-1935, 1986)	327	4
Articles written by Matthew Sniffen & Herbert Welsh (1882-925, undated)	327	5
Charter (1916)	327	6
Cheyenne River Agency; Citizenship; Civil Service Reform (1889-1901, undated)	327	7
Financial Statement Report (1985)	327	8
The Fort Hall Story: An Interpretation; The Indians of te Yukon & Tanana Valleys, Alaska (1914, 1959)	327	9
Guide to American Indian Materials for the Classroom (1985)	327	10
Indian Agents; Liquor Laws; Membership (1893, 1913)	327	11
Indian Training Schools (1886)	327	12
Indian Truth (1924-1926) [incomplete 1924]	328	1
Indian Truth (1927-1930)	328	2
Indian Truth (1931-1934)	328	3
Indian Truth (1935-1938)	328	4
Indian Truth (1939-1942)	328	5
Indian Truth (1943-1948)	328	6
Indian Truth (1949-1954)	328	7
Indian Truth (1955-1959)	328	8
Indian Truth (1960-1965)	328	9
Indian Truth (1966-1971) [incomplete 1969]	329	1
Indian Truth (1972 March-1980 October)	329	2
Indian Truth (1980 December-1983 February)	329	3
Indian Truth (1983 April-1984 June)	329	4
Indian Truth (1984 August-1986 January, undated)	329	5
Indian Truth, Publication Guides (1924-1967)	329	6
Indians: Apache; California Indians; Chippewa; Crow (1884-1919)	329	7
Indians: Millie Lac; Navajo; Pima; Pueblos (1834-1923)	329	8
Indians: Seminole; Sioux-Sisseton Crow Creek; Sioux-Standing Rock (circa 1885-1917)	329	9
Indians: Sioux; Cheyenne River (1882-1906, 1961)	329	10
Indians: Southern Ute; Southwest Indians; Zuni (1890-1897)	330	1
Moravian Indian Work; Peyote-An Insidious Evil (1897, 1918)	330	2
Oklahoma (1896-1919, 1978)	330	3
Pamphlets (1919, 1923, 1925)	330	4
Pamphlets & Donation Requests (1968, undated)	330	5
Publications; Progress; Vote (1880, 1914, 1931)	330	6
Statement of Purpose (1884-1912)	330	7
Statements Regarding Legislation (1880s, 1900-1916)	330	8
Statements Regarding Legislation (1890-1899)	330	9
Miscellaneous Publications (1892-1977)	330	10
Series 3A: Printed Matter--Government Documents (1830-1969) and Research Publications (1900-1962)		Box 194-212, 213-217
	Box	Folder
21st Congress (1830)	194	1
43rd Congress (1873)	194	2
49th Congress (1885-87)	194	3
50th Congress (1887-89)	194	4-5
52nd Congress (1891-93)	194	6
54th Congress (1895-97)	194	7
55th Congress (1897-99)	194	8
56th Congress (1900)	195	1
57th Congress (1901-03)	195	2
58th Congress (1903-05)	195	3
59th Congress (1905-07)	195	4-5
60th Congress - House (1907-09)	195	6
60th Congress – Senate (1907-09)	195	7
61st Congress – House (1909-11)	195	8
61st Congress – Senate (1909-11)	196	1-2
62nd Congress – House (1911-13)	196	3
62nd Congress – Senate (1911-13)	196	4
63rd Congress – House (1913-15)	196	5
63rd Congress – Senate (1913-15)	196	6
64th Congress – House (1915-17)	196	7
64th Congress – Senate (1915-17)	196	8
65th Congress – House & Senate (1917-19)	197	1
66th Congress – House (1919-21)	197	2
66th Congress – Senate (1919-21)	197	3-4
67th Congress – House (1921-23)	197	5
67th Congress – Senate (1921-23)	197	6
68th Congress – House (1923-25)	197	7
68th Congress – Senate (1923-25)	198	1
69th Congress – House (1925-27)	198	2-3
69th Congress – Senate (1925-27)	198	4
70th Congress – House (1927-29)	198	5
70th Congress – Senate (1927-29)	198	6
71st Congress – House (1929-31)	198	7
71st Congress – Senate (1929-31)	199	1-2
72nd Congress – House (1931-33)	199	3-5
72nd Congress – Senate (1931-33)	199	6-7
73rd Congress – House (1933-35)	200	1-2
73rd Congress – Senate (1933-35)	200	3
74th Congress – House (1935-37)	200	4-5
74th Congress – Senate (1935-37)	200	6-7
75th Congress – House (1937-39)	201	1-2
75th Congress – Senate (1937-39)	201	3-5
76th Congress – House (1939-41)	201	6
76th Congress – Senate (1939-41)	201	7
77th Congress – House & Senate (1941-43)	202	1
78th Congress – House & Senate (1943-45)	202	2
79th Congress – House (1945-47)	202	3
79th Congress – Senate (1945-47)	202	4
80th Congress – House (1947-49)	202	5-6
80th Congress – Senate (1947-49)	202	7
81st Congress – House (1949-51)	203	1-2
81st Congress – Senate (1949-51)	203	3
82nd Congress – House (1951-53)	203	4-5
82nd Congress – Senate (1951-53)	203	6
83rd Congress – House (1953-55)	204	1-4
83rd Congress – Senate (1953-55)	204	5
84th Congress – House (1955-57)	205	1
84th Congress – Senate (1955-57)	205	2
85th Congress – House (1957-59)	205	3
85th Congress – Senate (1957-59)	205	4
86th Congress – House (1959-61)	205	5-6
86th Congress – Senate (1959-61)	206	1
87th Congress – House (1961-63)	206	2
87th Congress- Senate (1961-63)	206	3-4
88th Congress – House (1963-65)	206	5
88th Congress – Senate (1963-65)	206	6
89th Congress – House (1965-67)	206	7
89th Congress – House (1965-67)	207	1-3
89th Congress – Senate (1965-67)	207	4-5
90th Congress – House (1967-69)	207	6-7
90th Congress – Senate (1967-69)	208	1
Court Documents, Supreme Court (1900-1907)	208	2
Court Documents, Supreme Court (1920-1948)	208	3
Court Documents, Supreme Court (1954-59)	208	4
Court Documents, Court of Claims (undated)	208	5-6
Court Documents, Arizona	209	1
Court Documents, California	209	2
Court Documents, D.C., New York, Oklahoma	209	3
Court Documents, Pennsylvania, Alaska	209	4
Petitions to the Secretary of the Interior--Reports to…(1893-1915)	209	5
Petitions to the Secretary of the Interior--Reports to…(1916-1937)	209	6
Petitions to the Secretary of the Interior--Petitions to…(1912)	209	7
Press Releases, Department of the Interior (1920-29)	210	1
Press Releases, Department of the Interior (1930-37)	210	2
Press Releases, Department of the Interior (1937-53)	210	3
Press Releases, Department of the Interior (1956-68, n.d.)	210	4
Press Releases, Bureau of Indian Affairs (1924-67, n.d.)	210	5
Circular Letters, Department of the Interior (1926-56)	211	1
Circular Letters, Bureau of Indian Affairs (1894-1948)	211	2
Memos, Department of the Interior (1936-64, n.d.)	211	3
Memos, Bureau of Indian Affairs (1933-56, n.d.)	211	4
Orders, etc. Department of the Interior (1902-19)	211	5
Orders, etc. Department of the Interior (1920-49)	211	6
Orders, etc. Bureau of Indian Affairs (1904-30)	211	7
Orders, etc. Bureau of Indian Affairs (1930-51, n.d.)	211	8
Speeches, etc. (1932-67, n.d.)	212	1
Bulletins, Bureau of Indian Affairs (1922-33)	212	2
Reports on…(Congressional Legislation) (1922-34)	212	3
Reports on…(Congressional Legislation) (1934-66, n.d.)	212	4
Directories (1912-66, n.d.)	212	5
Colorado River Indian Reservation- 1940; Michigan- 1939; Indian Administration- 1928; Christian Missions- 1927	213	1
Indian Administration- 1929; Indian Administration- 1924; Tribal Relations- 1946; Tribal Government under I.R.A.- 1947; Federal Indian Service- 1949; The Indian & The Law- I & II- 1949	213	2
The Osage People and Their Trust Property- 1953; United States Indian Service- 1962	213	3
Pyramid Lake Indians- n.d.; Indian Administration- 1928; Task Force on Indian Affairs- 1961	213	4
Department of the Interior- n.d.; The Five Civilized Tribes- 1931; Fort Berthold Reservation- 1937; Indian Reservations- 1929; Indian Administration- 1933; Blackfeet Indian Reservation- 1934; Fort Hall Indian Reservation- 1939	213	5
Reports, Alaska- 1911-31	214	1
Reports, Alaska – 1931, Vol. 1	214	2
Reports, Alaska – 1931, Vol. 2	214	3
Reports, Alaska – 1933-45	214	4
Reports, Alaska – 1946	214	5
Reports, Alaska - 1949-62	214	6
Reports, Arizona – 1900-49	215	1
Reports, California – 1906-48	215	2
Reports, Education – 1913-42, n.d.	215	3
Reports, Health – 1917, 1929, n.d.	215	4
Reports, Land & Population - 1877-1963	215	5
Reports, Navajo – 1934-46	216	1
Reports, Navajo – 1947-53	216	2
Reports, Navajo – 1955, n.d.	216	3
Reports, Oregon – 1931, 1944	216	4
Indian Claims Commission (1966, n.d.)	217	1
State & Local Government Documents- Maine (1966-1967)	217	2
State & Local Government Documents- Minnesota, Montana (1947-66)	217	3
State & Local Government Documents- New York, North Dakota (1886-1956, n.d.)	217	4
State & Local Government Documents – Oregon (1956,1958)	217	5
State & Local Government Documents – Pennsylvania, Washington (1867, n.d.)	217	6
Series 3B: Printed Matter--Pamphlets [arranged alphabetically by author] (1867-1961)		Box 218-220A
	Box	Folder
Abbott, Frederick- Andrus, Caroline W. (145-147)	218	1
Allison, Scout – Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church (148-157)	218	2
Bonaparte, Charles J. – Clark, Elizabeth P. (158-169)	218	3
Clark, Elizabeth P. – Commission of the Rights, Liberties, and Responsibilities of the American Indian (170-172)	218	4
Committee on the Wardship and Indian Participation in American Life – Crook, Gen. George (173-176)	218	5
Crook, Gen. George – Fletcher, Alice C. (177-186)	218	6
Frissell, Sydney Dodd – Hewett, Edgar L. (187-202)	219	1
Hewett, Edgar L. – Johnson. William E. (203-217)	219	2
Kenny, Mrs. John - Kirk, Ruth F. (218-224)	219	3
Lindquist, G. E. E. – Lipps, Oscar H. (225-229)	219	4
Manross , Rev. W.W., and Manross, J.H. – Moorehead, Warren K. (230-238)	219	5
Moorehead, Warren K. – National Tuberculosis Association (239-250)	220	1
The Oneida Mission – Pratt, Gen. Richard H. (251-259)	220	2
Pratt, Gen. Richard H. – The Sequoya League (260-275)	220	3
Seymour, Flora Warren – The Southern Ute Tribe (276-279)	220	4
Stanford Research Institute – State of Arizona (280-281)	220	5
The State of Sequoyah - Van Hagen, George E. (282-290)	220A	1
Valentine, R.G. – Zayante Indian Conference (291-302)	220A	2
Series 3C: Printed Matter--Indian Organizations [arranged alphabetically by name of organization] (1879-1967)		Box 221-225
	Box	Folder
Alaska Native Brotherhood (1935-47)	221	1
Alaska Native Rights Association (1962-64)	221	2
American Association of Indian Affairs, Inc. (1938-60)	221	3-7
American Friends Service Committee (1967)	222	1
American Indian Association (predecessor of Society of American Indians) (1911)	222	2
American Indian Defense Association, Inc. (1923-36)	222	3
American Indian Development, Inc. (1958-66)	222	4
American Indian League (1912-13, n.d.)	222	5
American Indian Progressive Association (1926)	222	6
American Missionary Association (1879-92, n.d.)	222	7
Arrow, Inc. (National Congress of American Indians) (1957-59, n.d.)	222	8
Brotherhood of North American Indians (n.d.)	222	9
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions (1903-09)	222	10
California Indian Association (branch of National Indian Association) (1909, n.d.)	222	11
California Indian Rights Association, Inc. (1935-38)	222	12
California League for American Indians (1953-58, n.d.)	222	13
Congregational Christian Churches, Board of Home Missions (1959-60)	222	14
Eastern Association on Indian Affairs (1923-32)	222	15
Eastern Association on Indian Affairs, Massachusetts Branch (1924-35)	222	16
Fellowship of Indian Workers (1944)	222	17
Fort Berthold Indian Defense Organization (1946)	222	18
Foundation of North American Indian Culture (1964)	222	19
Friends Committee on National Legislation (1955-71	222	20
General Federation of Women’s Clubs, Division of Indian Welfare (1928-41, n.d.)	223	1
Home Missions Council and Council of Women for Home Missions (1911-48)	223	2-3
Indian Defense Association of California (incl. I.D.A. of Santa Barbara, Southern California, Central and Northern California, Northern California; All branches of American Indian Defense Association, Inc.) See also- Northern California Indian Association (1925-33)	223	4
Indian Defense League of America, Niagara Falls, N.Y. (n.d.)	223	5
Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada (1960)	223	6
Indian Industries League (1906-1916, n.d.)	223	7
Indian Welfare League (1922)	223	8
Indian Welfare Society of New York State (1921-22)	223	9
Institute of Ethnic Affairs (1946-48)	223	10
The Interchurch World Movement of North America (1919-20)	223	11
League of the Southwest (1923)	224	1
Massachusetts Indian Association (1893-1932)	224	2
Menominee Indian Agency (1955-61)	224	3-4
National Association on Indian Affairs, Inc. (1933-37)	224	5
National Commission on the Canadian Indian (Canadian Association for Adult Education) (1957-59)	224	6
National Congress of American Indians (1947-67)	224	7
National Fellowship of Indian Workers (1936-61)	224	8
National Indian Association (1901-51)	224	9
National League for Justice to American Indians, Inc. (n.d.)	224	10
New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs (1923-60)	225	1
Northern California Indian Association (1903-19)	225	2
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends, Kinzua Project (1964-65, n.d.)	225	3
Redlands (California) Indian Association (n.d.)	225	4
Seneca Nation of Indians (1956-67)	225	5-6
Six Nations Association (1933-39)	225	7
Society for the Propagation of Indian Welfare in New York State (1926-30)	225	8
Society of American Indians (1912-20)	225	9
United Scholarship Service (1964-66)	225	10
Women’s National Indian Association (1882-1901)	225	11
Workshop on American Indian Affairs (1960-65)	225	12
Series 3D: Printed Matter--Non-IRA Publications		Box 331-405
	Box	Folder
Administration for Native Americans (1979-1980, undated)	331	1
The Ahkimal Awawtom (1930)	331	2
Ahskwa (1982-1986)	331	3
Akwekon (1985)	331	4
Alaska Native (1983-1987)	331	5-10
Alaska Native Brotherhood (1930-1932, n.d.)	332	1
All Saints School, South Dakota (circa 1899-1909)	332	2
Amedian (1974-1986)	332	3-9
American Academy of Political & Social Science (1978)	332	10
American Advance (1911)	332	11
American Anti-Imperialist League (1899-1900)	332	12
American Civil Liberties Union (1932-1934, 1985)	332	13
American Field Service (1986)	332	14
American Forests (1953, 1958)	332	15
American Friends Service Committee, Women's Program (1985-1986)	332	16
American Indian Advocate (1922)	333	1
American Indian Archaeological Institute (1977-1979, undated)	333	2
American Indian Center of Omaha (1986)	333	3
American Indian Defense Association (1925-1935)	333	4
American Indian Heritage Foundation [Princess Pale Moon] (1983-1985)	333	5
American Indian Heritage Foundation (1985-1986)	333	6
American Indian Historical Society (1971, 1977)	333	7
The American Indian Institute (1926-1931)	333	8
American Indian Law Center (1968-1973)	333	9-13
American Indian Law Center (1973-1976)	334	1-11
American Indian Law Center (1977-1986)	335	1-4
American Indian Liberation Crusade (1985-1986)	335	5
American Indian National Bank (1981-1984)	335	6
American Indian Nurses Association (1978)	335	7
American Indian Program at Cornell University (1984-1986)	335	8
American Indian Registry for the Performing Arts (1985-1986)	335	9
American Indian School of Medicine (AISOM) (1977)	335	10
American Indian Science & Engineering Society (circa 1981, 1986-1987)	335	11
American Indian Workshop Newsletter (1981-1985)	335	12
American Indian Y.M.C.A. Bulletin (1915-1925)	335	13
American Indians for Development (circa 1977)	335	14
American Native Press (1985)	336	1
The American Patriot (1913-1915)	336	2
The American Proportional Representation League (1893-1894)	336	3
Americans Before Columbus (1980-1986, undated)	336	4-7
Americans for Indian Opportunity (AIO) (1970-1981)	336	8-12
Amerindian (1953-1970)	337	1-4
Animal Rights Network (1985-1986)	337	5
Anthropology Resource Center (1977-1983)	337	6
Artisans Order of Mutual Protection (1920)	337	7
Association on American Indian Affairs (1943-1960, 1957-1974, 1985-1986)	337	8-9
Association on American Indian Affairs (1958, 1965, 1971-1986)	338	1
Association of American Indian Physicians (1974-1986)	338	2-4
Association Trends (1985-1986)	338	5
The Atlantic Monthly Company (1925)	338	6
ATLATL (1983)	338	7
The Bacone Indian (1929-1932, 1946)	338	8
Baltimore Yearly Meeting of Friends (1915, 1952-1954)	338	9
Bayou LaRose (circa 1980s)	338	10
Black Hills PAHA SAPA Report (1976-1982)	338	11
Blue Cloud Quarterly (1967, 1975-1986)	339	1-3
Boy Scouts/American Indian Scouting Outreach (1980-1985)	339	4
Brotherton Messenger (1983-1986)	339	5
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions (1984-1986)	339	6-7
Buffalo North American Indian Culture Center (circa 1983-1986)	339	8
Caddo Tribal Times (1984-1985)	339	9
California Indian Association (undated)	339	10
Calvin Forum (1938)	339	10A
Camp Crier (1985-1986)	339	11
Canadian Association in Support of Native Peoples (1976-1978)	339	12
Canadian Government (1931)	339	13
Canadian Government, Minutes of the Special Joint Committee of the Senate & House of Commons (1946)	339	14
Canadian Government, Minutes of the Special Joint Committee of the Senate & House of Commons (1946)	340	1
Canadian Office of Indian Affairs (1906-1935)	340	2
Carlisle Indian School (1897-1918)	340	3-5
Carolina Indian Voice (1986)	340	6
Central American News Agency Acen-Siag (1985-1986)	340	7-8
Central American News Agency Acen-Siag (1986)	341	1
Central Illinois Tribal Council (1985-1986)	341	2
Cherokee Boys Club (1985-1986)	341	3
Cherokee Indian Fair Association/Cherokee Historical Association (1950-1964)	341	4
Choctaw Community News (1982-1986)	341	5-7
Christian Century (1920s-1960s)	341	8
Chugach Natives (1982-1984)	341	9
Churches (Miscellaneous) (1973-1984)	341	10
Citizen's Clearinghouse for Hazadous Wastes (1985-1986)	341	11
Citizen's Committee of Fifty for a New Philadelphia (1892-1893)	341	12
Civil Service Reform Association of Missouri (1891-1892)	341	13
The Circle (Boston Indian Council) (1981-1982)	341	14
The Circle (Boston Indian Council) (1983-1986)	342	1-3
The Circle (Minneapolis Native American Center) (1983-1987)	342	4-6
Clary Institute (1979-1981)	342	7-8
Coalition of Indian Controlled School Boards (circa 1972-1981)	342	9
John Collier--Miscellaneous Publications (1922-1939)	342	10
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) (1982-1986)	343	1
Common Cause (1985-1986)	343	2-3
Consortium of Social Science Associations (1985-1986)	343	4
Council of Energy Resource Tribes (1979-1985)	343	5-9)
Crazy Horse Spirit (1985)	344	1
Cultural Survival (1978-1985)	344	2-7
Cultural Survival (1985-1986)	345	1
The Daybreak (1909-1933)	345	2
Dene Nation Newsletter (1982-1985)	345	3-4
The Detroit Institute of Arts (1985)	345	5
Eagle's Eye (1982-1985)	345	6
Echo (1983-1986)	345	7-10
ENFOPRENSA (1983-1984)	345	11
ENFOPRENSA (1984-1985)	346	1-3
Episcopal Church (1973-1986)	346	4
The Eskimo (1936-1947)	346	5
The Falmouth Institute (1986)	346	6
Federal Bar Association, Indian Law (1979)	346	7
Federal Council of the Churches in America (1920)	346	8
Flathead Indian Progress (1917-1920)	346	9
Forgotten People (circa 1978-1981)	346	10-11
Fort Apache Scout (1982-1986)	347	1-7
Fort Apache Scout (1985-1986)	348	1-2
Fort Berthold Agency News Bulletin (1959, 1961)	348	3
Fort Berthold Press--Ahead of the Herd (1986-1987)	348	4
Forum (1924, 1931)	348	5
L. Webster Fox, M.D. (1924-1928)	348	6
The Friend (1922-1952)	348	7
Friends Committee on National Legislation (1959-1986)	348	8-12
Friends Committee on National Legislation (1985-1986)	349	1
Friends of the Earth (1985-1986)	349	2
Friends on Indian Affairs (1898-1923)	349	23
Friends' Intelligencer (1922-1947)	349	4
Good Housekeeping (1923-1934)	349	5
Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute (1902-1937)	349	6-8
Harper's Magazine (1956)	349	9
Harveycars (1928)	349	10
Haskell Institute (1914-1927, 1943)	349	11
John C. Havemeyer (undated)	349	12
Home Mission Monthly (1907, 1922)	349	13
Home Missions Council (1894-1955)	349	14
Home & School (1929)	350	1
Hopi Tribe Newsletter (1983-1986)	350	2-3
Housing Assistance Council (1984-1986)	350	4
Indian Forerunner (1979)	350	5
Indian Historical Society of the Americas (1986)	350	6
Indian Industries League (1907-1910)	350	7
Indian Council Fire (1947-1952, undated)	350	8
Indian Industrial School (1901, 1913)	350	9
Indian Information Project (1981-1982)	350	10
Indian Law Resource Center (1982-1985)	350	11
Indian Leader (1915-1939)	350	12-15
Indian Leader (1984-1986)	351	1
Indian Legal Information Development Service (circa 1972)	351	2
Indian Liahona (1965-1966)	351	3
Indian News (1978-1981)	351	4-7
The Indian Orphan (1913, 1926-1927)	351	8
Indian Outlook (1925-1932)	351	9
Indian Progress (1957-1967)	351	10
Indian Residential School Commission of the Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada (undated)	351	11
Indian School Journal (1911-1940)	352	1-3
Indian Self-Rule (1983)	352	4
Indian Time (1984-1985)	352	5-8
Indian Time (1985)	353	1-2
Indian Voice (1977-1983)	353	3-4
Indigena (1976)	353	5
Indigenous Press Network (1985-1986)	353	6
Indigenous World (1982-1983)	353	7
Institute of American Indian Arts (circa 1978-1982)	353	8
Institute of the American West (1983-1984)	353	9
Institute of Indian Studies at the University of South Dakota (1984-1985)	353	10
Instituto Indigenista Interamericano (1946-1947, 1961, 1966, 1981-1985)	353	11-12
Intercom (1983)	353	13
International Foundation for Development Alternatives (1986)	354	1
International House of Philadelphia (1986)	354	2
International Indian Treaty Council (1976-1984)	354	3
Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Association (1959-1960)	354	4
Intertribal Voice (1983-1984)	354	5
Kui Tatk (1985-1986)	354	6
Joseph W. Latimer (Miscellaneous Publications) (1924-1930)	354	7
Lawyer's Digest (1985-1986)	354	8
Legislative Hearings & Reports (1984-1985)	354	9
Legislative Review (1971-1973)	354	10-11
Legislative Review (1975, undated)	355	1
Lehigh-Pocono Committee of Concern (1985-1986)	355	2
Liason (1978-1986)	355	3-5
The Library of Congress (Reference Material) (1984)	355	6
Life Magazine (1948, 1962, undated)	355	7
Linkages, For Indian Child Welfare Programs (1986)	355	8
Listening Post (1979-1985)	355	9-11
Literary Digest (1911-1929)	356	1
Little Wound School (1985-1986)	356	2
Masterkey (Anthropology of the Americas) (1938, 1980-1986)	356	3-5
The Massachusetts Indian Association (1892-1922)	356	6
Manassas Industrial School (1917-1920)	356	7
Medicine Bundle (1981-1983)	356	8
Menominee Tribal News (1979)	356	9
Miccosukee Everglades News (1983-1984)	356	10-11
Miccosukee Everglades News (1985)	357	1
Minnesota Historical Society (1955, 1986)	357	2
The Mirror (1893-1894)	357	3
The Mission Echoes (1938-1950)	357	4
Misurasata Republica de Nicaragua (1985)	357	5
Warren K. Moorhead (1902-1926)	357	6
Municipal League of Philadelphia (1893)	357	7
Muscogee Nation News (1979)	357	8
Museum of the American Indian (1936, 1972-1981, undated)	357	9
The Nation (1920-1933, 1966, 1983, 1986)	357	10
National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (1985-1986)	357	11
National Advisory Council on Indian Education (1985-1986)	357	12
National American Indian Court Judges Association (1975-1978)	357	13
National Association on Indian Affairs (1936-1937)	357	14
National Civil Liberties Bureau (1918)	357	15
The National Civil-Service Reform League (1892-1918)	357	16
National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education (1985-1986)	357	17
National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties (1979-1983)	357	18
National Commission on the Indian Canadian (1959)	357	19
National Conference of Social Work (1932-1943)	357	20
National Congress of American Indians (1944, 1947-1977, 1979-1985)	358	1-9
The National Divorce Reform League (1893)	359	1
The National Gallery of the American Indian (undated)	359	2
National Indian Association (1919-1948)	359	3
National Indian Child Abuse & Neglect Resource Center (1979-1981)	359	4
National Indian Contractors Association (1984)	359	5
National Indian Council on Aging (1977-1983)	359	6-8
National Indian Education Association (circa 1977-1981)	359	9
National Indian Health Board (1977-1982)	359	10-13
National Indian Health Board (1983-1986)	360	1-2
National Indian Lutheran Board (circa 1982)	360	3
National Indian Social Workers Association (1985)	360	4
National Indian Workshop (1985-1986)	360	5
National Indian Youth Council (circa 1976-1986)	360	6
National Lawyers Guild (1980)	360	7
National Parks Association (1929-1930)	360	8
National Research Council (1985)	360	9
National Science Foundation (1985-1986)	360	10
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (1920-1921)	360	11
National Tribal Chairman's Association (1975-1985)	360	12
National Urban Indian Council (1985-1986)	360	13
Nations (circa 1981)	360	14
The Native American (1911-1931)	360	15-16
Native American Archives Project (1982)	360	17
Native American Natural Resources Development Federation (1979-1980)	360	18
Native American Rights Fund (1972-1973)	360	19
Native American Rights Fund (1975-1986)	361	1-6
Native American Science Education Association (1986)	361	7
Native American Studies Center, Department of Multicultural Education, Brigham Young University (1985-1986)	361	8
Native Arts/West (1980-1981)	361	9-10
Native Nevadan (1982-1986)	362	1-7
Native Perspective (1975-1976)	363	1
Native Times (1986)	363	2
Native Writer's Ink (1983-1984)	363	3
Navajo Times Today (1983-1984)	363	4-6
Navajo Times Today (1984)	364	1-5
Navajo Times Today (1984)	365	1-5
Navajo Times Today (1984-1985)	366	1-5
Navajo Times Today (1985)	367	1-4
Navajo Times Today (1985-1986)	368	1-5
Navajo Times Today (1986)	369	1-5
Navajo Times Today (1986)	370	1-5
Navajo Times Today (1986)	371	1-5
Navajo Times Today (1986-1987)	372	1-4
Navajo Times Today (1985)	373	1-8
Navajo Times Today (1985)	374	1-6
Navajo Times Today (1985)	375	1-8
Navajo Times Today (1985)	376	1-7
Navajo Times Today (1985-1986)	377	1-2
Navajo Times (1966)	377	3
A Neglected People (1903-1912)	377	4
Newberry Library (1978-1986)	377	5
New Jersey American Indians (1982-1985)	377	6
New Mexico Association of Indian Affairs (1923-1958)	377	7
New Mexico Office of Indian Affairs (1985-1986)	377	8
New Republic (1922-1923)	377	9
Newsweek (1937, 1985)	377	10
Nishnawbe News (1977)	377	11
Nish Nau Bah (1976, 1982)	377	12
Nishnawbe News (1980-1982)	377	13
The Northern California Indian Association (1903-1910)	377	14
Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission (1978-1980)	377	15
Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission (circa 1979-1982)	378	1
Norhwest Indian News (1977)	378	2
Northwest Indian Women's Circle (1985-1986)	378	3
Not Man Apart (1981-1982, 1985)	378	4-5
Nuevo Instituto de Centroamerica (1985-1986)	378	6
Oglala Light (1905-1917)	378	7
The Ohio Archeological & Historical Society (1920, 1934)	378	8
OHOYO Resource Center (1977-1983)	378	9
Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity (1980-1985)	378	10
Ontario Indian (1980)	378	11
Ontario Indian (1980-1982)	379	1-5
Outdoor News Bulletin (1981-1985)	379	6
The Outlook (1902-1911)	379	7
Oyate Wicaho (1985)	379	8
The Padre's Trail (1953)	379	9
The Pemmican Journal (1981-1983)	379	10
Pennsylvania Ethic Heritage Studies Center at the University of Pittsburgh (1985-1986)	379	11
The Pennsylvania State University (1985-1986)	379	12
Phelps-Stokes Fund, Native American Philanthropic News Sercvice (1939, 1976-1982)	379	13
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce (1918-1921)	380	1
Philadelphia Inquirer (1985)	380	2
Philadelphia Rescue Band (1909-1920)	380	3
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends, Kinzua Project (1963-1964)	380	4
The Phoenix Redskin (1931, 1947)	380	5
Pima-Maricopa Echo (1978)	380	6
Pioneer Mission Agency (1925)	380	7
Powhatan-Renape Nation (circa 1972, 1985-1986_	380	8
The Progressive (1948, 1951)	380	9
Project North (1981-1986)	380	10
Pueblo News (1982-1984)	380	11-13
Quechan News (1940)	380	14
RAIN, Journal of Appropriate Technology (1981-1982)	381	1-2
Reader's Digest (1945-1958)	381	3
The Red Cross (1923-1924, 1945-1946)	381	4
Red Letter (1982-1984)	381	5
The Red Man (1891, 1916)	381	6
Red Times (1977-1981)	381	7
Resource & Education Center II (1983-1984)	381	8
The Returned Student Bulletin (1932)	381	9
Rochester Museum of Arts & Sciences (1941-1966)	381	10
Rocky Mountain Oil Reporter (1962)	381	11
Roe Indian Institute, Kansas (undated)	381	12
Rosebud Monthly Review (1916)	381	13
Rosebud Sioux Herald (1965-1967)	381	14
The Rotarian (1938, 1942)	382	1
Rural Coalition (1985-1986)	382	2
Russell Sage Foundation (1928-1930, undated)	382	3
St. Kate's (1986)	382	4
Saint Michael's Mission (1924-1938)	382	5
Saturday Evening Post (1929-1939)	382	6
Save the Children/National Indian Child Conference (1978-1983)	382	7
Seneca Nation of Indians (1964-1967)	382	8
Sheldon Jackson School (1932-1947, undated)	382	9
Sherman Institute (1919-1920, 1946)	382	10
Sinte Gleska College News (1982-1985)	382	11-12
Skoek Oi-Dak Chick-Pa N (1935)	382	13
Smoke Signals (1965-1968)	382	14
The Society of American Indians (1915-1918)	382	15
South Carolina Affairs Commission (1985-1986)	382	16
South Dakota Churchman (1914-1947)	382	17-18
South Dakota Episcopal Church News (1985-1986)	383	1
Southern Industrial Institute (1920-1930)	383	2
Southern Ute Drum (1986)	383	3
Spirit of Missions (1867-1931)	383	4
Spiritual Cultural Council of Native Nations, Lewisburg Prison (1979-1980)	383	5
The Suquamish News (1986)	383	6
The Survey (1922-1932)	383	7-8
Survey Graphic (1940-1941)	389	9
Survival International Review (1980)	383	10
Survival International Review (1981)	384	1-2
Survival International USA (circa 1981-1986)	384	3
Sweetgrass (1984)	384	4
Tacoma Indian News (1980-1982)	384	5-6
Talking Leaf (1976-1977, 1980, 1984)	384	7-8
Talking Leaf (1981-1982)	385	1
Three Feathers Associates (1986)	385	2
The Three Tribes Herald (circa 1964-1965)	385	3
Tilakum Wawa (1931-1932)	385	4
Time Magazine (1930s-1950s)	385	5
Tlingit & Haida News (1980-1984)	385	6
Transnational Network for Appropriate/Alternative Technologies (1984)	385	7
Treaty Council News (1977-1978)	385	8
Tribal Spokesman (1981)	385	9
Tundra Times (1966, 1977, 1981-1982)	385	10-15
Tundra Times (1982-1983)	386	1-5
Turtle (1979-1983)	386	6
United Indian Planners Association (1976-1977)	386	7
United Indian Planners Association (1978-1979)	387	1-2
United Scholarship Service (1967)	387	3
United Sioux Tribes of South Dakota (1984-1985)	387	4
United South & Eastern Tribes (1973-1986)	387	5-8
US Commission on Civil Rights (1973-1986)	388	1
United States Committee on Public Information (1918)	388	2
United States Congressional Record (1963-1986)	388	3
United States Department of Agriculture (1919-1934)	388	4
United States Department of Commerce (1931-1976)	388	5
United States Department of Health, Education & Welfare (1958-1968)	388	6
United States Department of Health & Human Services (1985-1986)	388	7
United States Department of Housing & Urban Development (1985-1986)	388	8
United States Department of the Interior (1914-1986)	389	1
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Indian Affairs (1891-1987)	389	2-5
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Indian Affairs--Education Division--Office of Indian Affairs (1940-1966)	390	1
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Indian Affairs--Indian News Notes (1977-1979, 1982-1985)	390	2-6
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Indian Affairs--Indian News Notes (1985-1986)	391	1
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Indian Affairs--Office of Indian Affairs--Indian Record (1972-1978)	391	2
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Indian Affairs--News Releases (1957, 1963-1986)	391	3-4
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Indian Affairs (1876-1949)	391	5-8
United States Department of the Interior--Bureau of Land Management (1912, 1957)	391	9
United States Department of the Interior--Indian Arts & Crafts Board (1934-1987)	392	1
United States Department of the Interior--Mineral Management Service (1985-1986)	392	2
United States Department of the Interior--National Park Service (1922-1957)	392	3
United States Department of Justice (1905, 1983-1986)	392	4
United States Department of Labor (1925, 1941, 1963)	392	5
United States General Accounting Office (1985-1986)	392	6
United Stated Government (1886-1986)	392	7
United States Indian Training School (1911-1929)	392	8
United States Office of Economic Opportunity (1964-1965)	392	9
United State Senate (1894, 1985-1986)	392	10
Unity (1915-1917)	392	11
Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso (undated)	393	1
University of Arizona (1918, 1958, 1976, 1986)	393	2
University of Oklahoma [including American Indian Institute] (1985-1986)	393	3
United Tribes News (1971, 1981-1986)	393	4-8
Walam-a-Wagan--Passamaquoddy Tribe (1965)	393	9
Walker River Indian Reservation (1938-1939)	393	10
Walpole Island Band Council (1986)	393	11
The Washington Law Reporter (1902)	393	12
Washington Interreligious Staff Council (1982)	393	13
Wassaja (1918-1922, 1976-1977)	393	14-15
Wassaja (1977-1980, 1982-1983)	394	1-7
Wellesley Indian Association (1892-1893)	394	8
Western Network (1983)	394	9
Western Shoshone Sacred Lands Association (1980-1981)	394	10
White Cloud Quarterly (1978-1980)	394	11
White Cloud Quarterly (1981-1982)	395	1
Wildlife Management Institute (1960-1964, 1985-1986)	395	2
Win Awenen Nisitotung (1983-1986	395	3-7
Winnebago Indian News (1980)	395	8
Women of All Red Nations (1980-1981)	395	9
Woman's Auxiliary (1893-1916)	395	10
The Word Carrier of Santee Training School (1909-1934)	395	11
Workshop on American Indian Affairs (1961-1964)	395	12
World's Work (circa 1913-1923)	396	1
Yakama Nation Review (1977, 1980	396	2-4
Yankton Sioux Messenger (1980-1986)	396	5-6
Zuni History (1983)	396	7
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter A (1890s-1980s)	397	1-5
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter B-C (1890s-1980s)	398	1-4
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter C-F (1890s-1980s)	399	1-6
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter F-I (1880s-1980s)	400	1-5
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter I-M (1880s-1980s)	401	1-6
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter M-N (1880s-1980s, undated)	402	1-7
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter O-R (1880s-1980s, undated)	403	1-5
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter S-T (1890s-1980s)	404	1-6
Miscellaneous Publications: Letter U-Y (1880s-1980s, undated)/Prints Found with Publications (undated)	405	1-7
Newsclippings (1870-1980s, undated)		Box 406-417
	Box	Folder
Newsclippings (1870-1899)	406	1-6
Newsclippings (1900-1909)	407	1-5
Newsclippings (1900-1909)	408	1-6
Newsclippings (1910-1919)	409	1-5
Newsclippings (1910-1929)	410	1-8
Newsclippings (1920-1929)	411	1-6
Newsclippings (1920-1961)	412	1-8
Newsclippings (1930-1939)	413	1-6
Newsclippings (1930-1963)	414	1-7
Newsclippings (1940-1963)	415	1-10
Newsclippings (1960-1969, 1980s, undated)	416	1-10
Newsclippings (undated)	417	1-3
Newsclipping - Philmont-Scouting (undated)	417	4
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Newsclippings--Public Ledger--The First Thanksgiving (1930)		Flat file 1
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IV. Herbert Welsh papers 1877-1934, undated 6 boxes Scope & Contents Documents in this series were separated from other IRA records in 1928 apparently with the intention to add them to Welsh's personal papers, but this was never done. The series is composed of incoming and outgoing correspondence, monthly office reports, and reports on investigations done by the IRA. Correspondence is arranged chronologically.		Box 226-231
	Box	Folder
25 August 1877 – 29 October 1886	226	1
1 November 1886 – 30 July 1889	226	2
3 August 1889 – 12 June 1891	226	3
31 January 1892 – 1 May 1895	226	4
2 June 1895 – 1 November, 1895, n.d.	226	5
6 April 1896 – 31 March 1897	227	1
2 April 1897 – 31 December 1897, n.d.	227	2
2 January 1898 – 31 May 1898	227	3
4 June 1898 – 31 January 1899	227	4
2 February 1899 – 30 May 1899	227	5
6 June 1899 – 30 September 1899	228	1
2 October 1899 – 31 October 1899	228	2
7 November 1899 – 29 December 1899	228	3
1 January 1900 – 24 July 1900	228	4
2 August 1900 – 3 April 1901	228	5
15 April 1901 – 28 June 1901	229	1
2 July 1901 – 23 November 1901	229	2
1 December 1901 – 31 May 1902	229	3
4 June 1902 – 25 December 1902	229	4
2 January 1903 – 28 July 1903	229	5
5 August 1903 – 3 November 1903	230	1
5 November 1903 – 30 December 1904	230	2
10 January 1905 – 18 May 1909	230	3
8 June 1909 – 27 December 1909	230	4
Herbert Welsh papers--8 January 1910 – 24 December 1912	230	5
15 January 1913 – 28 December 1917	231	1
23 January 1918 – 4 December 1922	231	2
19 March 1923 – 30 December 1926	231	3
6 June 1927 – 19 December 1928	231	4
11 March 1929 – October 1934	231	5
n.d.	231	6
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V. Research notes, papers, and maps 1920-1925, undated 8 boxes Scope & Contents This series includes field and research notes by the IRA. Most of the material included here was produced by Matthew Sniffen and deals with legal issues and controversies about the legitimacy of certain Indian dances.		Box 240, 245-249, Flat files 1A-30
Maps		Box 240
	Box	Folder
Arizona (1931); California (1915, 1916); Oklahoma (circa 1930)	240	1
Arizona, New Mexico- Navajo (circa 1910, 1960, n.d.); California (1915); Dakotas (1883); New York Field trip booklet (1941)	240	2
Arizona, New Mexico- Navajo (circa 1947, n.d.); California (n.d.); Brand application, New Mexico (1921); North Dakota, South Dakota (n.d.); Washington (1937)	240	3
Arizona- Navajo (1946); United States (1943)	240	4
Alaska (1917); California (circa 1896); Minnesota (1908)	240	5
Alaska (n.d.); North Dakota (1951-1952)	240	6
Arizona (1930); California (n.d.); Kansas, Nebraska (1936)	240	7
New Mexico (1935)	240	8
United States (1985)	240	9
Navajo Reservation (1937)	240	10
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Arizona (n.d.)		Flat file 1A
Allegany- New York, Pennsylvania (1963); Arizona (1931); Eastern States (1914); Idaho (1931); New Mexico (1914, 1927)		Flat file 2
Arizona (n.d.); Montana (1915); New Hampshire (n.d.); Reservations West of the 84th Meridian (1882); South Dakota (1936)		Flat file 3
Navajo- Arizona, New Mexico (1947)		Flat file 4
Arizona (1915); Arizona, California (n.d.); Arizona, Nevada (1871); Montana (1912); New Mexico (1914, 1931, n.d.); Oklahoma (1911); Wisconsin (1914); Wyoming (1912)		Flat file 5
Navajo- Arizona, New Mexico (1946); Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah (n.d.); Florida (1951); Ohio (n.d.); Minnesota (1911); North Carolina (1937); North Dakota, South Dakota (1885, 1887); South Dakota (1911); Walapai Reservation (n.d.); Yakima Reservation (1926)		Flat file 6
Alaska (1885, 1912, 1936, 1946, 1959, n.d.); Idaho (1930); Montana (1912); New Mexico (1911, 1912); Washington (1930)		Flat file 7
Arizona (1909); Arizona, New Mexico (1914); California, Nevada (1919); California, Oregon (1919); Indians of America (1966); Indian Land Cessions (circa 1945); New Mexico (1910, n.d.); South Dakota (1914)		Flat file 8
Navajo & Hopi- Arizona, New Mexico (n.d.); New York (1922); Pennsylvania (1906, 1949)		Flat file 9
Indian reservations within the limits of the United States (1906)		Flat file 10
Alaska (1915, n.d.); Arizona (1914); California (1913); Indian Reservations in the United States (1916); United States West of the Mississippi River (1925)		Flat file 11
California (1914, 1915); New Mexico (1920); North Carolina (1931); Sioux- North Dakota, South Dakota (1890)		Flat file 12
Alaska (1914); Arizona ([1879], 1884; 1923); California (1914); Navajo & Hopi- Arizona, New Mexico (n.d.)		Flat file 13
Arizona, Nevada (1913); Indian Population in the United States (1942); Navajo- Arizona, California, New Mexico, Utah (1937); North Carolina (1937)		Flat file 14
California (n.d.); Navajo- Arizona, New Mexico, Utah (1933); New Mexico (1920); United States West of the Mississippi River (1923)		Flat file 15
Indians of the United States (1944)		Flat file 16
United States West of the Mississippi River (1916)		Flat file 17
Arizona (n.d.); Indian Reservations in the United States (1941); New York (n.d.); Territory of Dakota (1882)		Flat file 18
Indian Reservations and Locations of Major Indian Health Facilities in the United States and Alaska (1956)		Flat file 19
Alaska (1930); Arizona (1927); Navajo & Hopi Reservations (1926); Western Shoshone or Duck Valley Reservation- Idaho, Nevada (1930); Yuma Reservation- California (1895)		Flat file 20
Indian Reservations West of the Mississippi River (1920); New Mexico (n.d.); The North American Indians (1950); Utah (1908); Washington (1909)		Flat file 21
Indian Reservations West of the Mississippi River (1919); Indian Territory (1883); Michigan (1904); North Dakota (1910)		Flat file 22
Alaska (1909); Arizona (1930); Florida (1913); Montana- Fort Peck Reservation (1913); Recreational Areas of the United States (1934); South Dakota (1901)		Flat file 23
Arizona (1921); Indian Reservations West of the Mississippi River (1923); Minnesota (1894); Montana (1911); Navajo & Hopi Reservations (n.d.); Nebraska (1890)		Flat file 24
Arizona (1912, 1930); California (n.d.); Diversion Dam Bridge- Arizona (1914); New Mexico (1912); United Christian Service through the Home Missions Council of North America (n.d.); Wind River Indian Reservation- Wyoming (n.d.)		Flat file 25
Arizona (1930, n.d.); Idaho (1913); Oregon (1906); Wyoming (1907)		Flat file 26
Alaska (1935); Apache, Navajo, & Hopi (Arizona, New Mexico) (n.d.); Colorado (1905); Indian Reservations West of the Mississippi River (1919); New Mexico (1912); Recreational Areas of the United States (circa 1930)		Flat file 27
Alaska (1929); Arizona (1914, 1921); Florida- Seminole land (n.d.)		Flat file 28
Department of the Columbia (Oregon, Washington, Idaho) (1885)		Flat file 29
California (1900)		Flat file 30
American Indian Survey; Sniffen's Notes of Government, School and Churches (1920-1921, undated)		Box 245-246A
	Box	Folder
Surveys of American Indian Churches (4 February 1920 – 3 March 1920)	245	1
Surveys of American Indian Churches (15 March 1920 – 5 July 1920)	245	2
Surveys of American Indian Churches (18 July 1921 – 2 August 1921, n.d.)	245	3
American Indian Church Survey with photographs (15 January 1920)	245	4
American Indian Church Survey with photographs (19 January 1920)	245	5
American Indian Church Survey with photographs (22 January 1920)	245	6
American Indian Church Survey with photographs (23 January 1920)	245	7
American Indian Church Survey with photographs (26 January 1920)	245	8
Surveys of American Indian Schools (17 January 1920 – 13 February 1920)	245	9
Surveys of American Indian Schools (15 February 1920 – 5 March 1920)	245	10
Surveys of American Indian Schools (15 March 1920 – 27 April 1920)	245A	1
Surveys of American Indian Schools (2 June 1920 – 16 June 1920)	245A	2
Surveys of American Indian Schools (21 June 1920 – 6 July 1920)	245A	3
Surveys of American Indian Schools (18 July 1921 – 29 July 1921)	245A	4
Surveys of American Indian Schools (20 February 1920)	245A	5
Surveys of American Indian Reservations (29 January 1920 – 1 March 1920)	246	1
Surveys of American Indian Reservations (1 March 1920 – 15 March 1920)	246	2
Surveys of American Indian Reservations (15 March 1920 – 3 May 1920)	246	3
Surveys of American Indian Reservations (1 June 1920 – 6 July 1920)	246	4
Surveys of American Indian Reservations (26 July 1921 – 6 August 1921, n.d.)	246	5
American Indian Reservation Survey with photographs (16 January 1920)	246	6
American Indian Reservation Survey with photographs (n.d.)	246	7
American Indian Survey (1920-1921)- Sniffen's Miscellaneous notes	246A	1
American Indian Survey (1920-1921)- Sniffen's Miscellaneous notes – Pueblos & Hopi (original envelope included)	246A	2
American Indian Survey (1920-1921)- Sniffen's Miscellaneous notes – Lists	246A	3
American Indian Survey (1920-1921)- Sniffen's Miscellaneous notes – Lists - Mississippi Choctaw Indians (1921) (original envelope included)	246A	4
Pueblo Land Legislation (1924); Pueblo “Dances”: Progressive v Reactionary Indians (1924); American Indian Defense Association; Haskell Institute (1923-1924)		Box 247
	Box	Folder
Progressive/reactionary Indians; Pueblo dances (1921, 1924)	247	1
Pueblo Dances (n.d.)	247	2
Pueblo land legislation (1924, 1925)	247	3
Leo Crane – New Mexico (1921-1924)	247	4
Pueblo Land Legislation (1924)	247	5
Indian dances (1915, 1923)	247	6
Progressive/reactionary Indians, Indian dances- correspondence, clippings (1923, 1924)	247	7
Papers on legislation on Indian estates (n.d.)	247	8
Haskell Institute (1923)	247	9
Oklahoma (1923, 1924)	247	10
Oklahoma; Matters of Indian estates (1923)	247	11
Indian dances; Pueblo land legislation (1923-1925)	247	12
Oklahoma Indians (1924)	247	13
Indian dances; Pueblo land legislation; Reactionary Indians (1923-1925)	247	14
Oklahoma Indian Affairs (1923)	247	15
Zuni- New Mexico (1924)	247	16
Herbert Welsh- Op. ed from “The Philadelphia Record” (14 July 1925)	247	17
Weekly letters (1925)	247	18
Correspondence (1915, 1924, 1925)	247	19
Materials Relating to Oklahoma Probate; Pueblo Dances (1921-1925, n.d.)		Box 248
	Box	Folder
Council of Progressive Pueblo Indians (1-3 May 1924)	248	1
Oklahoma Probate & Leases (1923, 1924, n.d.)	248	2
Oklahoma legislation (1923)	248	3
Oklahoma inheritance (circa 1923, 1924, n.d.)	248	4
Stechi Case / Oklahoma inheritance (1924, n.d.)	248	5
Stechi Case (1923, 1924)	248	6
Land/property disputes (1921, 1923, n.d.)	248	7
Oklahoma probate (1914, 1924, n.d.)	248	8
Oklahoma probate- clippings (circa 1924)	248	9
Herbert Welsh photos – Oklahoma; Texas; New Mexico (1924, 1929, n.d.)	248	10
Oklahoma probate & leases (1924, 1925, n.d.)	248	11
Pueblo dances (1924, n.d.)	248	12
Materials relating to the Pueblo Indians- land claims, dances (1923-1925, n.d.)	248	13
Pueblo land grants/land disputes; Progressive Indian controversies (1924, n.d.)	248	14
Land dispute testimonies (1924)	248	15
Oklahoma Dance Controversy (1924-1925); Oklahoma Legal Problems (1912-1924, n.d.); Hopi/Arizona legal matters, Pueblo Indian matters (1924-1935, n.d.)		Box 249
	Box	Folder
Oklahoma- legal matters (1923, n.d.)	249	1
Oklahoma Indians (correspondence, Zitkála-Šá/Gertrude Bonnin paper, legal matters (1923, n.d.)	249	2
Materials relating to dances; Rosebud Reservation (1923, 1924, n.d.)	249	3
Oklahoma Indians (1912, n.d.)	249	4
Oklahoma legal matters (1922, n.d.)	249	5
Legal matters; American Indian Defense Association (1923, n.d.)	249	6
Oklahoma legal matters (1923, 1924, n.d.)	249	7
Materials relating to dances (1915, n.d.)	249	8
Materials relating to Pueblo Indians (1924, n.d.)	249	9
Hopi/Arizona legal matters (n.d.)	249	10
Pueblo Indian matters (1924, n.d.)	249	11
Pueblo Indian matters; Edward S. Curtis Case (1925, 1934-1935)	249	12
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VI. Photographs and audio-visual materials 1877-1983, undated 41 boxes Scope & Contents Material in this series is composed of photographs, negatives, contact sheets, lantern slides, audio reels, audio cassettes, and two film reels. Most of the early photographs were taken by IRA staff members on field trips and a number of them are labeled. Photographs from the 1980s include IRA-sponsored activities and snapshots of staff members. There are approximately 10,000 photographic items (photographs and negatives) ranging from 1877 to 1982. Several boxes are organized by state; these photographs represent nearly 30 states, with about half of those taken in Arizona, New Mexico and Alaska. Other boxes were organized alphabetically by subject including individuals, locations, and topics of interest to the IRA (such as dam sites, Navajo, and Indian schools), as well as images taken by Theodore Hetzel (organized by date). Negatives appear to correspond to the photographic groupvorganized by state. There appeared to be images in the negatives which were not in the photographs so there are unique items in this material. Most of these items are cellulose nitrate negatives, with some cellulose acetate, some glass plate negatives, and one roll of color film. It should be noted that unidentified photographs might be compared to the negatives as these materials may provide information regarding locations, and vice versa. Folder 5 of Box 234B contains an image labeled Crazy Horse but its authenticity has not been confirmed. Although the majority of the lantern slides are not labeled, Box 287 of the Organization files series contains an inventory of them. The audio cassettes, audio reels, and the film reels are not available to researchers unless reformatted.		Box 232A-239C, 251, 418A-429
		Box
Photographs--Alaska-Arizona (1913-1929, undated)		232A
	Box	Folder
Photographs--Alaska 1 (circa 1914 – 1916)	232A	1
Photographs--Alaska 2 (circa 1914 – 1916) [numbered sequence]	232A	2
Photographs--Alaska 3 (circa 1914 – 1916) [numbered sequence]	232A	3
Photographs--Alaska 4 (circa 1914 – 1916) [numbered sequence; unidentified]	232A	4
Photographs--Alaska 5 by C.L. Andrews (circa 1924 – 1929)	232A	5
Photographs--Arizona 1 (1927, 1928, n.d.)	232A	6
Photographs--Arizona 2 (1913, 1927, 1928, n.d.)	232A	7
Photographs--Arizona 3 (13-20 September 1916) Papago Reservation [incl. numbered sequence]	232A	8
Photographs--Arizona 4 (1917, n.d.)	232B	1
Photographs--Arizona 5 (1912, 1916, 1928, n.d.)	232B	2
Photographs--Arizona 6 (n.d.)	232B	3
Photographs--Arizona 7 (1913, 1927, n.d.) and 6 Sept 1913	232B	4
Photographs--Arizona 8 (circa 1918, 1926, n.d.)	232B	5
Photographs--Unidentified persons and locations (n.d.)	232B	6
Photographs--Unidentified persons and locations (circa 1921, 1926, n.d.)	232B	7
Photographs--California (1920)	232B	8
Photographs--Colorado (n.d.)	232B	9
Photographs--Delaware (1927)	233A	1
Photographs--Florida 1 – Seminoles (circa 1914)	233A	2
Photographs--Florida 2 – Seminoles (1916) [numbered sequences]	233A	3
Photographs--Idaho (circa 1914-1916)	233A	4
Photographs--Iowa (n.d.)	233A	5
Photographs--Minnesota (n.d.)	233A	6
Photographs--Mississippi (n.d.)	233A	7
Photographs--Montana 1 (1926, 1927, n.d.)	233A	8
Photographs--Montana 2 (1912, n.d.)	233A	9
Photographs--Montana 3 (1927, n.d.)	233A	10
Photographs--Nebraska (n.d.)	233A	11
Photographs--Nevada (1920)	233A	12
Photographs--New Mexico 1 (1927, 1928, n.d.)	233A	13
Photographs--New Mexico 2 (n.d.)	233B	1
Photographs--New Mexico 3 [1921, 1924] (n.d.)	233B	2
Photographs--New Mexico 4 (1928, n.d.)	233B	3
Photographs--New Mexico 5 (n.d.)	233B	4
Photographs--New Mexico 6 (n.d.)	233B	5
Photographs--North Dakota (n.d.)	233B	6
Photographs--Oklahoma (n.d.)	233B	7
Photographs--Oregon (n.d.)	233B	8
Photographs--South Dakota 1 (1917, n.d.)	233B	9
	Folder	Folder
Photographs--South Dakota 2 (n.d.)	234A	1
	Box	Folder
Photographs--South Dakota 3 (n.d.)	234A	2
Photographs--Texas (1929)	234A	3
Photographs--Utah [1932]	234A	4
Photographs--Washington (1926, n.d.)	234A	5
Photographs--Wisconsin (n.d.)	234A	6
Photographs--Wyoming (n.d.)	234A	7
Photographs--Unidentified persons 1 – posed individuals (n.d.)	234A	8
Photographs--Unidentified persons 2 – posed small groups (n.d.)	234A	9
Photographs--Unidentified persons 3 – posed large groups (n.d.)	234A	10
Photographs--Unidentified persons 4 – posed children (n.d.)	234A	11
Photographs--Unidentified persons 5 – posed by buildings (n.d.)	234A	12
Photographs--Unidentified persons 6 – informal (n.d.)	234A	13
Photographs--Unidentified locations 1 – multiple buildings (n.d.)	234A	14
Photographs--Unidentified locations 2 – adobe, pueblo, mesa (n.d.)	234A	15
Photographs--Unidentified locations 3 – public buildings (1927, n.d.)	234A	16
Photographs--Unidentified locations 4 – homes (n.d.)	234A	17
Photographs--Unidentified locations 5 – other structures (n.d.)	234A	18
Photographs--Unidentified locations 6 – land, crops, and animals (n.d.)	234A	19
		Box
Photographs--Unidentified Persons (1926-1932, undated)		234A
Photographs--Locations (1926-1932, undated)		234A
Photographs--Locations (1878-1982, undated)		235A
	Box	Folder
Photographs--Alaska (1925, n.d.)	235A	1
Photographs--Arizona – Sacaton (1921, n.d.)	235A	2
Photographs--Florida (n.d.)	235A	3
Photographs--[Illinois – Chicago?] (n.d.)	235A	4
Photographs--Massachusetts [1671] (n.d.)	235A	5
Photographs--Minnesota – Pipestone [1940]	235A	6
Photographs--Montana (n.d.)	235A	7
Photographs--Nebraska (n.d.)	235A	8
Photographs--[New Mexico?] – [Jicarilla, and Navajo Mission in San Juan County] (circa 1900, n.d.)	235A	9
Photographs--Oklahoma (1887, 1905)	235A	10
Photographs--Pennsylvania (1926, n.d.)	235A	11
Photographs--South Dakota (1889, 1994, n.d.)	235A	12
Photographs--[South Dakota – McLaughlin?] (n.d.)	235A	13
Photographs--[Virginia?] – [near Cedar Grove and Charles City County] (n.d.)	235A	14
Photographs--Uncertain [Michigan, Kansas, or Oklahoma] – Wyandotte (1955, n.d.)	235A	15
Photographs--Uncertain – envelope marked Oklahoma [also had images from Arizona and Florida] (n.d.)	235A	16
Photographs--Various – dam sites – Arizona, Montana, Oregon, Washington (1926, circa 1952, n.d.)	235A	17
Photographs--Various – Indian schools 1 – Various locations (1878-1881, 1886, 1894, n.d.)	235A	18
Photographs--Various – Indian schools 2 – Various locations (1878-1881, 1886, n.d.)	235A	19
		Box
Photographs--Locations- large images (1878-1982, undated)		235B
	Box	Folder
Photographs--Fort Belknap, Montana 1 (1932-1933)	235B	1
Photographs--Fort Belknap, Montana 2 (1932-1933)	235B	2
Photographs--Fort Belknap, Montana 3 (1932-1933)	235B	3
Photographs--Various locations [Arizona, Pennsylvania, Utah] – Navajo (1894, [1950], n.d.)	235B	4
Photographs--Sioux delegation from Dakotas to the President (Feb. 1891)	235B	5
Photographs--Society of American Indians (1914, 1918, n.d.)	235B	6
Photographs--Various locations – numbered sequence (1884, n.d.)	235B	7
		Box
Photographs--Subjects (1877-1967, undated)		234B
	Box	Folder
Photographs--Lawrence E. Lindley family (1929, 1967, n.d.)	234B	1
Photographs--Matthew K. Sniffen (1918, n.d.)	234B	2
Photographs--Elizabeth Burt Thompson, South Dakota (circa 1908, n.d.)	234B	3
Photographs--Herbert Welsh (n.d.)	234B	4
Photographs--Miscellaneous persons (circa 1877, 1902, 1921, 1927, 1929, n.d.)	234B	5
Photographs--Unidentified persons and locations 1	234B	6
Photographs--Unidentified persons and locations 2	234B	7
Photographs--Unidentified persons and locations 3 (circa 1900, 1931, n.d.)	234B	8
		Box
Photographs--Forest Grove School – Salem, Oregon (1885-1886)		236A
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel (1959-1965, undated); Various IRA (1914, n.d.)		Box 236B
	Box	Folder
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 1 – Annual meeting (1959)	236B	1
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 2 (1959, 1964-1966, n.d.)	236B	2
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 3 (1960-1961, n.d.)	236B	3
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 4 [includes Alaska] (1961, n.d.)	236B	4
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 5 (1961-1963, 1966, n.d.)	236B	5
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 6 – Indian Truth (1963, 1965, n.d.)	236B	6
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 7 (1964)	236B	7
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 8 (1964, 1965, n.d.)	236B	8
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel & Baily 9 (1964, 1965, n.d.)	236B	9
Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel 10 – KCA delegation (1965, n.d.)	236B	10
Photographs--Various – Iconic IRA Images (1914, n.d.)	236B	11
Photographs--Various – paper negatives – various and unidentified persons and locations (n.d.)	236B	12
Photographs--Various – prints reproductions, mock-ups (n.d.)	236B	13
Photographs--Various locations (Alaska, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma) – postcards (n.d.)	236B	14
Photographs--Pequoit photographs and negatives (circa 1980-1981)	251	1
Photographs--IRA Centennial Celebration & dinner photographs (1982)	251	2
Photographs--Oyster Project of the Shinneecock; Poarch Band of Creeks (undated)	418A	1
Photographs--SLC Trip to Alaska (1981)	418A	2
Photographs--Law & Theology Conference, Princeton, NJ (1983)	418A	3
Photographs--Mashapee Wampanoag Pow-Wow (undated)	418A	4
Photographs--Restigouche (1982)	418A	5
Photographs--Towns & Tribes Conference, Albuquerque, NM (1983)	418B	1
Photographs--Black Hills International Survival Gathering (1980); Cayuga (undated); Jim Thorpe Longest Run (undated)	418B	2
Photographs--Unidentified (1970s)	418B	3
Photographs--Loose Photos Found in Box (undated)	418B	4
Photographs--Oren Lyons; V. Deloria Sr.; Sandra Spaulding; V.Deloria Jr.; Joe de la Cruz; others (undated)	418B	5
Photographs--Miscellaneous Items Found with Photos (1982-1984, undated)	418B	6
Photographs--Centennial Celebration (1982)	418B	7
Photographs--Episcopal Convocation, Pine Ridge, ND--From Vine Deloria (1917-1980)	418B	8
Photographs--Sandy's New England Trip (1980)	418B	9
Photographs--Sam Valley, Aspen Meeting (undated)	418B	10
Photographs--Rappahannocks (undated)	418B	11
Photographs--Contact Sheet & Photos--Native Awareness Day (1980)	418B	12
Photographs--NE Tribes--Energy Conference (1981)	418B	13
Photographs--Contact Sheet & Photos--Art--Institute of American Indian (1980)	418B	14
Photographs--Contact Sheet--Annual Meeting--Native American in the Arts--Hanay Geiogaman (1980)	418B	15
Photographs--Contact Sheet--NCAI Meeting (1980)	418B	16
Photographs--Urban Indians, Cathcart, Shenandoah (1982)	418B	17
Photographs--Boston Indian Council (1982)	418	18
Photographs--Ingrid's Photos--Penobscot & Passmaquaddy (undated)	418B	19
		Box
Photographs--Negatives (1914-1960, undated)		237A-239A
	Box	Folder
Photographs--Negatives (1980s, undated)	418B	22
		Box
Photographs--Glass Plates Negatives (1912-1932, undated)		239B-239C
	Box	Folder
Photographs--Photocopies (undated)	418B	23
Photographs--Contact Sheets--Vine Deloria Jr. at HSP (1980); Gila River Reservation plus India Art Objects (1979); Black Hills Survival Gathering (1980); CERT Annual Meeting plus Irrigation Ditches at Ak Chin (1979); North American Delegation to the 4th Russell Tribunal in Rotterdam (1980)	418B	24
Photographs--Oversize Prints (undated)	418B	25
Photographs--Artists & Musicians (1980-1982, undated)	419A	1
Photographs--Before 1970 [2 folders]	419A	2-3
Photographs--Famous Folks [2 folders] (1982, undated)	419A	4-5
Photographs--From Theodore Brinton Hetzel (1961-1981)	419A	6
Photographs--IRA People & Meetings (1978-1983, undated)	419A	7
		Box
Photographs--Miscellaneous (1914, undated)		236B
	Box	Folder
Photographs--Unidentified [3 folders] (undated)	419B	1-3
Slides--Indian Art Show in Conjunction with Centennial Celebration (1982)	418B	20
Slides--Edgar Heap of Birds--Exhibit at the Balch Institute (1978-1981)	418B	21
		Box
Lantern Slides (undated)		420-423
Audio Cassettes (1980s, undated)		424-425
Audio Reels (1963, 1967, undated)		426
Film Reels--Indian Rights, Indian Law (undated); More Than Bows & Arrows (undated)		427-429
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VII. Council on Indian Affairs 1943-1968, undated 2 boxes Scope & Contents This series contains minutes and correspondence related to the meetings of the Council on Indian Affairs (known earlier as the Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs), a group composed of several organizations and established in New York City with the purpose of consolidating efforts to oppose Senate bills detrimental to Native Americans. The papers included here were part of the files of Lawrence E. Lindsey, general secretary of the IRA and chairman of the Council on Indian Affairs during the 1950s and 1960s. These files were kept at the IRA’s Philadelphia office and included in the papers donated by the association to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Besides the IRA, other organizations in the council were the American Civil Liberties Union, the American Association on Indian Affairs, the National Congress of American Indians, the Department of Indian Work of the National Council of Churches, the American Friends Service Committee, the Board of Homeland Missions of the United Church of Christ, the Friends Committee on National Legislation, the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church, the Southwestern Association on American Indian Affairs, Arrow, Inc., the Unitarian Service Committee, the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, the American Missionary Association, the Department of Race Relations of the Congregational Christian Churches, the Home Missions Council, and the United Church Women of the National Council of Churches.		Box 243-244
	Box	Folder
9 November 1943 – 22 October 1956	243	1
13 February 1957 – 26 October 1961	243	2
23 January 1962 – 19 April 1963	243	3
22 April 1963 – 26 December 1963, n.d.	243	4
15 January 1964 – 30 April 1964, n.d.	243	5
1 May 1964 – 9 May 1964	244	1
9 May 1964 – 9 December 1964, n.d.	244	2
11 December 1964 – 3 April 1966	244	3
5 April 1966 – 23 January 1967	244	4
26 January 1967 – 7 March 1968, n.d.	244	5
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VIII. Volumes 1883-1968 38 volumes Scope & Contents Items in this series contain administrative information including but not limited to financial matters and IRA membership records. Five clippings scrapbooks are also included here.		Volume 1-38
		Volume
Clippings scrapbooks, #1-5 (1883-1893)		1-5
Members’ dues ledgers (1885-1929)		6-10
Index to members (circa 1892)		11
Ledgers (1887-1968)		12-31
Letterbooks (1888-1819; bulk 1889-1895)		32-33
Letterpress book (mostly blank) (1916)		34
Account book/”List of signers of the appeal” (1890-1891)		35
Check stub books (1895-1900)		36-37
Receipt book (1961-1962)		38
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Coins--Commemorative Collection--Indian Tribal Series (1971-1977) 1 box		430
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Indian Rights Association records

Collection 1523

© Historical Society of Pennsylvania1300 Locust StreetPhiladelphia, PA, 19107215-732-6200

Table of Contents

Summary Information

Administrative Information

Publication Information

Alternative Formats note

Controlled Access Headings

Corporate Name(s)

Personal Name(s)

Subject(s)

Collection Inventory

I. Correspondence 1864-1989, undated 189 boxes

Scope & Contents

Incoming Correspondence (1864-1968, undated)

Supplementary Incoming Correspondence (1930-1967, undated)

Letterpress Copy Books (1886-1943)

Correspondence; Miscellaneous Items Found With Correspondence; Envelopes (1882-1989, undated)

II. Organizational records 1881 -1989, undated 75 boxes

Scope & Contents

Series 2A: Organizational Records - Administrative Files (1800s-1980s)

Minutes of the Executive Committee (1882-1917)

Minutes of the Board of Directors (1917-1967)

Minutes of the Executive Committee, Board of Directors, and Annual Business Meeting (Supplementary Set) (1894-1968)

Financial Records (1903-1968)

Arrangement note

Office reports--Philadelphia Office (1893-1967)

Office reports--Washington Office (1888-1939)

Conditions Governing Access

Series 2B: Organizational Records - Subject files

III. Printed matter 1830-1987, undated 119 boxes

Scope & Contents

IRA publications

Series 3A: Printed Matter--Government Documents (1830-1969) and Research Publications (1900-1962)

Series 3B: Printed Matter--Pamphlets [arranged alphabetically by author] (1867-1961)

Series 3C: Printed Matter--Indian Organizations [arranged alphabetically by name of organization] (1879-1967)

Series 3D: Printed Matter--Non-IRA Publications

Newsclippings (1870-1980s, undated)

IV. Herbert Welsh papers 1877-1934, undated 6 boxes

Scope & Contents

V. Research notes, papers, and maps 1920-1925, undated 8 boxes

Scope & Contents

Maps

American Indian Survey; Sniffen's Notes of Government, School and Churches (1920-1921, undated)

Pueblo Land Legislation (1924); Pueblo “Dances”: Progressive v Reactionary Indians (1924); American Indian Defense Association; Haskell Institute (1923-1924)

Materials Relating to Oklahoma Probate; Pueblo Dances (1921-1925, n.d.)

Oklahoma Dance Controversy (1924-1925); Oklahoma Legal Problems (1912-1924, n.d.); Hopi/Arizona legal matters, Pueblo Indian matters (1924-1935, n.d.)

VI. Photographs and audio-visual materials 1877-1983, undated 41 boxes

Scope & Contents

Photographs--By Theodore Hetzel (1959-1965, undated); Various IRA (1914, n.d.)

VII. Council on Indian Affairs 1943-1968, undated 2 boxes

Scope & Contents

VIII. Volumes 1883-1968 38 volumes

Scope & Contents

© Historical Society of Pennsylvania1300 Locust Street
Philadelphia, PA, 19107
215-732-6200