Cox and Roosevelt Valorize Cox for President
The Tulsa World criticizes Harding on the League issue and praises James M. Cox as a strong independent leader. It argues Cox shows firm conviction, rejects advisers, and embodies the American people’s ideal in a potential presidential victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa World
Oklahoma
Oenter Harding
Risehing
Harding
Guv Cox
Teddy Hoosevelt
James M. Cox
United States
Political Call: Tulsa Race and Sheriff Candidates Debate
A Tulsa county message urges voters to judge Republicans by race policy and recounts alleged abuses by Sheriff McCullough including barring a Colored Justice of the Peace and forcing a Colored deputy to resign. It appeals to electors to vote against perceived party wrongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
McCulle
Tulse
O. W. Gurley
McCullough
Manhood Saves Okmulgee From Lynch Mob in Racial Tense Case
A Black man narrowly avoids lynching after a suspected assault on a white woman in Okmulgee as officers intervene. The incident sparks a townwide race tension, and Republican leaders accuse national politics of manipulating Black voters while urging unity with local Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Chesileee
Odi
Alame
Harding’s Mixed Stance On Black Rights Cited
In a Oklahoma City speech, Mr. Harding’s first name and stance are noted as ambiguous, showing support for equality in one sentence and opposition in the next, a volatile shift described by the Daily Ardmoreite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
MR. Harding
Oklahoma City
Daily Ardmoreite
Fragmented 1920s style political speech critiques party lines
The text parodies a campaign broadcast with jumbled phrases about Republicans and Democrats. It references tensions over wartime memory, party loyalty, and who handles the ballot appeal. It hints at reformers, candidates, and campaign leadership.
Convention Hall Debate Ends With Religious Clash in Tulsa
A contentious debate at Convention Hall in Tulsa pits International Bible Students against a Church denomination. Speakers urge obedience to divine law and warn of eternal punishment while callers seek peace and unity. proceedings close with a blessing and a call to attend next issue for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S
Apphitise
Earth
International Bible Stuents
Jesson
MR. Smitherman
Cis
International Bible Students
Church
Geniu s Silhouettist Gardner Amazes With Scissors
Kansas City youth Wren Gardner, 1 year old son of Kansas City, gains praise for rapid silhouettes cut from black paper using scissors. He can also spell names with cut paper and is a skilled cartoonist, with a Star engraving planned for next week.
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Wren
Gariner
Kansas City
Gardeee
Hutchinson Kansas High School
Gardner
The
Star
Mrs Goger Visits Tulsa Sister in October Leave
Mrs F B Goger of Brookshire Texas arrived in Tulsa last week to visit her sister Mrs J A Garland. She expects to leave for home on Saturday October 23.
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F. B. Goger
Brookshire
Tesas
Tulsa
J. A. Garland
Miss Nola Williamson Visits Okmulgee Brother
Miss Nola Williamson of the Star Staff spends a week in Okmulgee with her brother who is in poor health.
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Nola Williamson
Star Staff
Oktoulgee
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A. J. Smitherman
Albert Smitherman
Cirediation
Thomas Jefferson
Er EL. Sadler
Evans
In Wai
Washington
Republican Party
GOPF
Graham
Cinai
Reker
Coatiog
Mitnes Jay Aring
Convention Hall
Tucker
P.s—Kindls
Richari J. Hell
M. i. J. Parrish
Esira Troukers
Hyland Tailoring CO
West 3d St
Seekatz
Moore
Will
Ame
Grace
Elliott & Hooker
Greenwood
Ulsa
National Prize CO
Bt. Troy, N
Race Pride
E. E. Branch
T. Hayward
D. D
LL. D
Wm. B. Sawyer
A. B
Haywood Toliver
A. H. Cole
Red Wing Cafe
Okla
Tillman & Lewis
City Drug Store
C. P. Wallace
Prta
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