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Original index title	State history. Native Americans. Biographies. 1918-01-27
Newspaper	Spokesman-review ; 1918-01-27
Title	Lone star Dietz hopes to picture the true Indian in Spokane-made films
Description	"Lone star" Dietz hopes to picture the true Indian in Spokane-made films. - Washington state college coach scorns the reeking savage so persistently shown throughout country by movie makers / by Newton Colver WILLIAM H. DIETZ. or "Lone Star" to employ the Indian name that is his by inheritance, for he is a half-blood Sioux, will make Spokane his home this spring and from this city it is proposed will issue many moving picture films in which the Washington State college football coach hopes to realize the ambition of half a lifetime.
Subject Keys	State history; Native Americans; biographies; William H. Dietz; Lone Star; Washington State College; Washington Motion Picture Corporation of Spokane; football coach; Native American movie star; photographs; portraits; Sioux Indians
Date.Original	1918
Resource Identifier	sh138-645 sh138-645a sh138-645b sh138-645c
Subjects	Dietz, William H. Washington state University Washington Motion Picture Corporation of Spokane Male actors--Washington (State)
Resource Type	Clippings Text Photographs Portraits
Archival image	Image: http://content.wsulibs.wsu.edu/clipping/full/138645c.tif
Format.Use	Image/JPEG
Source	State history box 138
Language	English
Creator	Colver, Newton

Original index title	State history. Native Americans. Biographies. 1918-01-27. p. 1.
Newspaper	Spokesman-review ; 1918-01-27
Title	Lone star Dietz hopes to picture the true Indian in Spokane-made films
Description	"Lone star" dietz hopes to picture the true Indian in Spokane-made films. - Washington state college coach scorns the reeking savage so persistently shown throughout country by movie makers / by Newton Colver . WILLIAM H. DIETZ. or "Lone Star" to employ the Indian name that is his by inheritance, for he is a half-blood Sioux, will make Spokane his home this spring and from this city it is proposed will issue many moving picture films in which the Washington State college football coach hopes to realize the ambition of half a lifetime.
Subject Keys	State history; Native Americans; biographies; William H. Dietz; Lone Star; Washington State College; Washington Motion Picture Corporation of Spokane; football coach; Native American movie star; photographs; portraits
Date.Original	1918
Resource Identifier	sh138-645
Resource Type	Clippings Text Photographs Portraits
Format.Use	Image/JPEG
Source	State history box 138
Language	English
Creator	Colver, Newton

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