Chief Bacon Rind, 1928-07-10

Item — Box: 3, Folder: 6

Identifier: 1975.006.3.Osage.008

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

A woman identified as Mrs. Jerome Colvin and a man identified as Chief Bacon Rind stand in outside in front of a group of cars. Two unidentified men stand in the background near the cars.

Dates

Creation: 1928-07-10

Creator

Chapman, Lee Roy, 1969-2015 (Bookseller, Person)
Acme Newspictures (New York, N.Y.) (Organization)

Access

This material is open for research use by any registered reader.

Extent

1 photographic_print

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Lee Roy Chapman purchase (2014.073).

Physical Description

Black and white photographic print.

Top left corner missing.

Piece of blue paper attached to verso, bottom.

Barcode attaced to verso, top right.

Dimensions

22 x 16.5 cm.

General

Title supplied by cataloguer.

Photographer unknown.

Printed on barcode: "neb53783. www.historicimages.com."

Printed on verso in black ink, top center: "O.K. for Clevland."

Written in pencil on verso, top center: "A10450." Marked out with pencil.

Stamped in purple on verso, top right: "Refered-E. Dept. Jul 10 28. N.E.A."

Written in pencil on verso, center right: "A1102."

Stamped on verso in black, bottom center: "This Photo is Supplied by Acme Newspictures. 461 Eigth Ave. New York City. Not to be used for syndication or advertising purposes without written permission."

Typed on blue paper: "Indian Kin to Wilcome Senator Curtis. When Senator Charles Curtis, Republican candidate for vice-president, goes back to the Kaw Indian Reservation in Kansas about July 25, he will receive the greetings of many relatives among the Indians. Photo shows Mrs. Jerome Colvin, of Topeka, Kansas, a sister of Senator Curtis and Bacon Rind, Chief of the Osage tribe, who is related to Curtis by blood and tribal inter-marriage. Chief Rind does not speak English. Your Credit Line Must Read (ACME)."