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279:, the State Superintendent of Schools, claimed that Archer was not legally chosen to serve as the acting superintendent of schools when the elected superintendent N. C. Hunt resigned. Cameron stated that Hunt had been charged with irregularities and left the state. Before his resignation could be acted upon, Hunt returned and appointed Archer as the deputy superintendent and left the state again. Cameron alleged that the county commissioners should not have allowed Hunt to appoint a successor. In September, the county commissioners met and approved Archer to serve as the acting superintendent until an election could be held. Attorney General 292:
economic conditions of the Native people under their care. The field agents were responsible for collecting data and making reports on education, employment, and health. Archer collected information about families, including where they lived, what lands they owned, and what assistance they might need. By 1940, Archer was a clerk in both in the Pryor office and at the Muskogee agency, where she worked in the leasing division. She retired from the agency in March 1941.
163:. Joseph Vann held numerous offices in the Cherokee government including Senator, associate justice of the Cherokee Supreme Court, and Assistant Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Her father Edwin was a printer from New York City, of Irish heritage, who came to Indian Territory as a teacher in 1844. The following year, he married Polly and began working at the Park Hill Mission press. He printed "thousands of books", with titles in the 309:, the chapter doubled their expected quota to the war fund in 1943, and Archer served as interim librarian at the Pryor Public Library when the regular librarian resigned. She continued her work with both the Red Cross and as a librarian through 1945, and served on the Board of Directors of the Pryor Public Library until her final illness. 240:
into the State of Oklahoma, the tribal government was to be abolished in March 1906. Chief Rogers did not call an election in 1905 because he saw no reason to incur the expense of a vote, since the government was terminating. Tribal members who opposed Rogers, held an election, impeached Rogers, and
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Archer became ill in January 1946 and was hospitalized several times. She died on August 27, 1946, at the Whitaker Hospital in Pryor, Oklahoma, after several months of illness. She was buried in the Pryor Cemetery the following day. In 1948, her niece Vera Jones, donated Archer's 354 volume library
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to take up her post, she was informed by Parks that he would not be vacating his office. She returned to manage her farm at Pryor Creek and await the decision of the Department of the Interior. Their decision was handed down in March 1906, with the department refusing to recognize Boudinot as chief
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was debated, but not passed; however, women were allowed under the constitution adopted for statehood in 1907 to hold county offices and vote in school board elections. On February 1, 1908, the Secretary of the Interior dissolved the seventy-five year old Cherokee School System and its board. With
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After completing her last term in 1927, Archer was appointed as a junior clerk in the Five Civilized Tribes Agency in Pryor. She also served as assistant to the field agent, Fred O. Rogers, who had responsibility over schools and conducted investigations and surveys to analyze the social and
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refused to recognize the actions of the council which was not elected according to Cherokee law. Faulkner's communication to the individuals and not the body which claimed to be duly elected, stated that unless compelled to by the court, he would not turn over any of the records to them. In
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or Parks as a member of the school board. With her appointment confirmed, Archer became the first woman to hold a position on the Cherokee Education Board. The three members of the board were responsible for hiring all of the teachers who taught at the 200 schools in the nation. At the
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Archer was not idle in her retirement. In November 1941, she volunteered as the acting secretary for the Chamber of Commerce while they searched for a permanent employee. She became the executive secretary of the local branch of the
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to the Pryor Public Library. Archer is remembered as one of the first women in Oklahoma to be elected to public office. When she was elected in 1910, there were only 17 women who had won the office of county school superintendent,
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Agency in Muskogee. Encouraged by friends to run again for county school superintendent, Archer won re-election in 1916, 1918, 1920, 1922, 1924, and 1926, serving a total of 19 years as county school superintendent.
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appointed Frank J. Boudinot as chief. Boudinot appointed Sam F. Parks to remain on the board of education, leaving no vacancy for Archer to fill. At the time, Rogers was in Washington, D.C. and the assistant chief,
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to serve on the Cherokee Nation's Board of Education. Her appointment became embroiled in the divisions among the leadership of the Cherokee Council. As part of the preparations for uniting Indian and
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anticipation of the termination of the tribe, the Cherokee Courts had been abolished, and neither the inspector or agent at the local agency wanted to be involved in the dispute, which meant that the
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and serving at the Muskogee and Pryor agencies as deputy field clerk until 1941. After her retirement from civil service, she worked as a librarian and executive secretary of the
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refused to get involved in the dispute and Archer continued with her duties. She won the office in the 1910 and 1912 elections, and then retired in 1915, to go to work at the
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in Georgia and removed with her parents Joseph and Catherine (née Rowe) Vann to the Indian Territory in 1824 prior to the
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In July 1908, Archer was appointed as deputy superintendent of schools for Mayes County, Oklahoma.
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that action, Archer became the only woman to have ever served on the Cherokee Board of Education.
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was the only statewide office holder, and four women had run for county registrar of deeds.
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Cultivating the Rosebuds: The Education of Women at the Cherokee Female Seminary, 1851–1909
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teacher, musician, and civil servant. She was the only woman to ever serve on the original
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Teacher, Cherokee school board member, county school superintendent, federal civil servant
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Superintendent of Schools from 1908 to 1927, before accepting a federal post in the
1167:. Vol. 12, no. 52. Vinita, Indian Territory. August 30, 1894. p. 3. 319: 306: 131:. She was one of the first women to hold elective office in the state of Oklahoma. 120: 1826:. Vol. 8, no. 135. Vinita, Indian Territory. March 27, 1906. p. 1. 2109: 1848: 184: 1013: 1011: 29: 2228: 1991: 1652: 1307: 2051: 1811: 1799:
General Catalogue of Officers and Students of Monticello Seminary, 1838–1916
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in 1891. After returning to Indian Territory, she taught music in
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History of the Cherokee Indians and Their Legends and Folk Lore
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Archer first worked at a rural school to earn money to attend
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In November 1905, Archer was appointed by Principal Chief
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McCullagh, James G.; Davis, James S. (Winter 2018).
1092: 520: 1844:"Pioneer Mission Teacher Succumbs at Home in Pryor" 656: 569: 547: 98: 90: 72: 39: 20: 1337:. Muskogee, Oklahoma. February 13, 1908. p. 1 683: 323:Oklahoma Commissioner of Charities and Corrections 1749:"Miss Carlotta Archer in Charge of C of C Office" 1210:"History of Indian Agency Office in Mayes County" 725: 139:Carlotta Archer was born on October 10, 1865, in 2211:Wilson, Linda D. (2002). Everett, Dianna (ed.). 2194:. Guthrie, Oklahoma. October 10, 1908. p. 5 2110:"Votes for Women: 100 Years of Women's Suffrage" 2066:. Pryor, Oklahoma. November 24, 1940. p. 58 2060:"Teaching School Runs in Family of Edwin Archer" 1415:. Tahlequah, Oklahoma. March 18, 1921. p. 1 1119:. Muskogee, Oklahoma. August 13, 1908. p. 5 2255:. Guthrie, Oklahoma. October 8, 1908. pp.  1264:. Pryor, Oklahoma. September 2, 1948. p. 1 2217:Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History & Culture 2144:. Pryor, Oklahoma. November 9, 1922. p. 1 2092:. Muskogee, Oklahoma. March 5, 1941. p. 3 2023:. Muskogee, Oklahoma. July 12, 1908. p. 5 1755:. Pryor, Oklahoma. November 6, 1941. p. 8 1555:"Carlotta Archer's Was Useful and Active Life" 1489:. Pryor, Oklahoma. November 9, 1916. p. 1 1465:. Muskogee, Oklahoma. July 4, 1943. p. 28 1439:. Pryor, Oklahoma. November 6, 1924. p. 3 698: 535: 1948:. Pryor, Oklahoma. August 16, 1945. p. 1 1876:. Pryor, Oklahoma. January 1, 1942. p. 1 1852:. Tulsa, Oklahoma. August 28, 1946. p. 4 1483:"Election of President in Doubt This Morning" 1191:. Pryor, Oklahoma. August 28, 1946. p. 1 8: 2286:. Enid, Oklahoma. August 17, 1910. p. 2 1779:. Pryor, Oklahoma. March 21, 1946. p. 6 1924:. Pryor, Oklahoma. July 17, 1945. p. 1 1900:. Pryor, Oklahoma. April 1, 1943. p. 5 1731:. Pryor, Oklahoma. July 11, 1946. p. 3 1609:. Pryor, Oklahoma. June 22, 1916. p. 8 1433:"Directory of Officials of City and County" 1240:. Pryor, Oklahoma. June 29, 1916. p. 1 1017: 119:Board of Education. She then served as the 111:(October 10, 1865 – August 27, 1946) was a 1707:. Pryor, Oklahoma. July 8, 1915. p. 1 1515:. Muskogee, Oklahoma: The Starr Printery. 28: 17: 1870:"Red Cross Membership Roll Not Completed" 1462:Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times-Democrat 1381:"Dawes Rolls, 1898–1914: Carlotta Archer" 956:Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times-Democrat 1208:Bodine, Charles L. (November 24, 1940). 773: 496: 457: 358: 1553:Harrison, Thomas J. (August 28, 1946). 611: 596: 445: 338: 1528:Harrison, L. C. (September 25, 1908). 912: 584: 508: 1701:"Miss Archer and R. B. 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(Summer 1948). 1113:"A Distinguished Cherokee Woman" 672:Oklahoma Historical Society 2019 482:Oklahoma Historical Society 2024 2064:The Daily Mayes County Democrat 1214:The Daily Mayes County Democrat 412:The Daily Mayes County Democrat 1982:(2). Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: 1643:(4). Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: 1298:(1). Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: 1048:The Daily Times-Democrat 1946a 189:First Cherokee Female Seminary 1: 2344:American women civil servants 2249:"Woman's Selection Irregular" 1413:Cherokee County Democrat-Star 1409:"Death of a Remarkable Woman" 1216:. Pryor, Oklahoma. p. 23 394:Cherokee County Democrat-Star 1683:University of Illinois Press 1561:. Pryor, Oklahoma. p. 1 831:The Pryor Creek Clipper 1916 2221:Oklahoma Historical Society 2118:Oklahoma Historical Society 2116:. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: 1984:Oklahoma Historical Society 1675:Mihesuah, Devon A. (1993). 1645:Oklahoma Historical Society 1530:"County Commissioners Meet" 1389:Oklahoma Historical Society 1387:. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: 1300:Oklahoma Historical Society 1234:"Carlotta Archer Announces" 2365: 2192:The Oklahoma State Capital 1975:The Chronicles of Oklahoma 1824:The Vinita Daily Chieftain 1636:The Chronicles of Oklahoma 1291:The Chronicles of Oklahoma 745:The Oklahoma State Capital 699:McCullagh & Davis 2018 643:The Vinita Daily Chieftain 536:McCullagh & Davis 2018 2339:Native American musicians 2334:Native American educators 271:Civil servant (1908–1941) 27: 2253:The Guthrie Daily Leader 2219:. Stillwater, Oklahoma: 2162:"Washington Will Decide" 1946:The Daily Times-Democrat 1922:The Daily Times-Democrat 1729:The Daily Times-Democrat 1559:The Daily Times-Democrat 1457:"Double Red Cross Quota" 1189:The Daily Times-Democrat 1137:"An Unusual Appointment" 1064:The Daily Times-Democrat 1001:The Daily Times-Democrat 986:The Daily Times-Democrat 760:The Guthrie Daily Leader 538:, pp. 454, 458–459. 305:in January 1942. During 228:School board (1905–1908) 191:and graduated in 1883. 135:Early life and education 125:Bureau of Indian Affairs 2142:Mayes County Republican 2089:Muskogee Times-Democrat 1796:Norton, Isabel (1916). 1705:The Pryor Creek Clipper 1607:Mayes County Republican 1534:The Pryor Creek Clipper 1507:Foreman, Carolyn Thomas 1487:Mayes County Republican 1238:The Pryor Creek Clipper 896:Muskogee Times-Democrat 859:Mayes County Republican 844:Mayes County Republican 817:Mayes County Republican 802:The Pryor Creek Clipper 296:Final years (1941–1946) 2020:Muskogee Daily Phoenix 1898:The Pryor Jeffersonian 1894:"Resigns as Librarian" 1777:The Pryor Jeffersonian 1773:"Mrs. Carlotta Archer" 1753:The Pryor Jeffersonian 1725:"Miss Carlotta Archer" 1391:. 2024. 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Index

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Cave Spring
Cherokee Nation
Indian Territory
Pryor, Oklahoma
Native American
Cherokee Nation
Mayes County
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Red Cross
Cave Spring
Locust Grove
Cherokee Nation
Indian Territory
Cherokee Country
Trail of Tears
Cherokee
Choctaw
Muscogee
Wea languages
Choteau
Dawes Rolls
First Cherokee Female Seminary
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey, Illinois
Muskogee
Henry Kendall College
University of Tulsa
William C. Rogers
Oklahoma Territories

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