Why Oklahoma Should Have the 1918 Reunion in Tulsa
A Tulsa promotional plea urges the 1918 Confederate Veterans reunion be held in Tulsa Oklahoma proclaiming the city as the world’s fastest growing with rich oil fields and strong philanthropy. It highlights rapid growth from 13,000 to 65,000 by 1917 and notes substantial bank deposits, Liberty Bonds, and large local donations to institutions and relief funds as part of inviting veterans west of the Mississippi to visit and spend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Confederate Veterans
Mississippi
Confederate Veterans and Sons
Commonwealth
Cue Municipality
Hali
Tulsi
New
JOHN_H SIMMONS
R L Williaws
Confedererang
Reunion
Reaperti
Bessie Leclair Brady
Okla
Hazel Price
Glasgow
A Lacile McDermott
Little Rock
Helen Jones
Orange
Tex
Dorinda Bruce
Muskogee
Elsie Tennyson
Musko
W. E. Massey
Hot Springs
Ark
Charlotte E. Hobbs
Mat .M. E. Arkit U Zs
L. C. Norton
Mascot
M. J. Glass
J. D. Matlock
Birmingham
Goers Ton
Mes. Mins
Chateau
W. T. Brady
Ala
G. B. Hester
Charles Page
Great Philanthroniet
Sand Springs Park
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Sisters’ Hospital
Kendall College
Belgian Relief Fund
Uncle Sam
Washington
Exchange National Bank of Tulsa
Tate Brady
Oklahoma Pivision
I. C
Bueer
Bessie Leclaire Brady
Transmississippi Department
5. Cc. V
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Invita
City of
R. Ma McFarlin, Pres
Clarence B. Douglas
Secy
D. M. Hailey
Confederate Veterans of the
United States
State of
United Confederate Veterans
Washington, DC
Oklahoma City
Merritt J. Glass
Yamander Prann- Hissin
Ohta
Unia
Ce Law and Meinters
Chamber of
Om Royeur
Ladies Oklahoma