Tulsa Democrats stand by nominees amid desertion talk
The Stay denounces prominent Democrats who refuse to back the party ticket in the upcoming election. It praises the Democratic nominees chosen by the primary and vows to defend the ticket, warning of a reckoning for factional deserters and predicting a victory Tuesday.
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Tuewluy
A. Mo Grutehuield
Wekel
Democratic Party
Tony
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Tulsa Editorial Attacks GOP Supporters and Praises Democratic Aims
A Tulsa newspaper column denounces GOP backers as bootleggers and gamblers while praising Democratic leaders for advancing racial and community progress. It argues Democrats hold better municipal governance and condemns Republican plans as detrimental to Tulsa’s Black residents.
Ownership Statement of The Tulsa Star April 1 1920
The Tulsa Star owner ship and management statement for April 1 1920 lists publisher A J Smitherman Tulsa editor A Smitherman Tulsa managing editor I A Clark Muskogee business manager A J Smitherman Tulsa and owner A J Smitherman Tulsa. No bonds or mortgages holders own 1 percent or more of total securities. Notary confirms sworn statement dated March 20 1920.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
State of Oklahoma
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A. J. Smitherman
Tulsa T Oklahoma
A. Smitherman
I. A. Clark
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Smitherman
Tulsa Ok
Tragedy in Elk City: Mother Kills Five Children
Elmer Cowart's wife Mrs Elmer Cowart confessed loneliness and financial distress drove her to kill five children and slash her own throat in a tent home near Elk City Oklahoma. A farmer heard screams and found the children murdered. the mother died later in a hospital after giving her account. The father was injured and hospitalized. Funeral plans not yet made.
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Here
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