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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered mentions of fighting, finance, and retrenchment themes with unclear event details. It references fear of charges, savings, and a broad critique of spending. No identifiable people, teams, or places are clearly discernible.
A historical notice listing candidates for county seats including County Attorney Sheriff County Treasurer County Assessor and more. Names include Thomas Munroe Geo W Boone JW Spring Ent W W Stucky and others announcing candidacies subject to the Democratic primary with August dates in 1920s 1930s.
Notices show JoW Dillard announcing for Justice of the Peace District 3 and S C Maxey for District 4, both subject to the democratic primary on August 3, 1920. The filings appear in Democratic party context with district designations and candidate names.
A flood of public notices from Tal County lists candidates declaring for various offices. Names include J A Reasonover Glair John Porter Frank Wooden W Tedgecock Christin ary Ed Harn Glassgow SM Liston J Jones Jon Slack W E Strickland Charles Oberst and Denny Jon, all announcing under the Democratic primary slated for August 3 1920 and related dates.
A list of individuals announcing candidacies for county offices in Tulsa County for the 1920 Democratic primary. Names include sheriffs, surveyor, county commissioner, and superintendent of education. Announcements indicate candidacies subject to the August primary and the will of the voters.
In Cleveland Ohio on July 22 a local man found Federal bonds worth twenty thousand dollars. He turned them over to a bank cashier and departed without reward or public thanks. The act underscores integrity amid a federal savings raid report from Star News Service.
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