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Object Type: Newspaper Clipping

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March 1960 | ink on paper

Newspaper clippings from The Christian Science Monitor entitled 'A Cherokee Chronicle, Part I'

March 24, 1910 | ink on paper

The Tahlequah Arrow Clipping titled 'Fire Destroys Old Cherokee Seminary

May 1906 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping concerning 1859 oil strike in Mayes County

May 1906 | ink on paper

New State Tribune newspaper clipping of death of Judge Henry C. Ross

May 1906 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping reporting death of Judge Henry C. Ross in Tahlequah

May 5, 1906 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping reporting death of Henry C. Ross on May 4, 1906

January 29, 1834 | ink on paper

Tennessee Journal newsprint clipping

June 7, 1957 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping showing William R. Leigh's "Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" in connection with the restoration of the Old North Church tower

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Clipping of Leigh water color "Navajo Shepherd Boy

October 24, 1928 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping "Freethinkers' Literary Bomb…"

November 2, 1950 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping "Artist charges CIO with painting smear

October 24, 1928 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping about mother keeping children from school

January 11, 1950 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping of artist beside painting "A Fighting Cyclone"

1929 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping "Cult Priestess's daughter found buried with dogs

January 1, 1950 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping with photos of painting "Leader's Downfall"

October 24, 1951 | ink on paper

Newspaper photo of painting by Leigh "The Water Hole" with short caption from The Christian Science Monitor

1930 | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping "Death is Hailed as Triumph by Cult in Paris"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Newspaper clipping with photo of painting "Buffalo Drive"

December 8, 1950 | ink on paper

Newspaper photo of Leigh's painting "A Humdinger" with short caption from the Monroe, GA Tribune

1930s | ink on paper

New York Times clipping "Reds Open First Anti-Religious Universities…"