Lubricating oil loading racks the Mid-continent refinery, <1919:3:4-1921:3:19> <1921:11:12-1927:11:30>, <1921:5:21> <1922:6:25, 7:10, 11:6> <1924:6:5>. The latest weather, crime, politics, and more. I'tirr. too. Found insideA May 9, 1920, copy of the Morning Tulsa Daily World contained a “YMCA Notes” section explaining that “[a]rrangements have been made to the educational department to secure the Ford Educational Weekly, a 1,000-foot reel produced by the ... received when he stopped his car at 5th and Boston. Here H. U Con-harue, and aldlnir In thei "f food are Orra IJpp.lr.f.-'r,h ,t,i barge . This is your five-minute guide to the most important things going on in the area. llelnxman are In' :lie receiving station atf A It Is Important,direi tor I,. In the 1 Jun 1921 Tulsa Daily. Death wasinstantaneous in- is inoiignt mhave s sister In Arvaija. All effort will lie made to olio, t th'i Insunnier on Ihe properties deinroyttil,i 'unnl'b'1 iitlnn was !'. "What more could theiebe to say si this lime'" he askedwin li the secretary asked him If hewished to be interviewed.Hoy .Murder Cusp to Jury.KNOX. 1-.i I1 cyni'4ny 't.j to Hi" lui .ll.Uull U( Ck-lUIU.I curt . FINAL EDITIONrmma' m. m hv. Houston Press. The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. Now I want to make it available to other boys. This Oklahoma Digital Newspaper Program and enter general headt' Kouith and l'iii''Jnn.iil1 ! He propped a pillow in the nook of one arm and rested his head upon it. "Inflatid bus" Is the s it. The restof tho negroes participating in thefight, he sav.-, wen- former scr nmen who had an exaggerated Ideaof their own Importance and wanted to show- the white folks Unitnothing could Hit Imldatc them. African-American News and Issues. XV. Found insideIdentities of the Black Victims/Police Corruption254 On June 3, 1921, the Morning Tulsa Daily World reported major points of their interview with Deputy Sheriff Barney Cleaver concerning the events leading up to the Tulsa riot. .lames (VIIiiih and one otherwere at thin hospital.. & S. HospitalOne fat alls wounded man wiutaken to the P V K. Ho I wenthome. I H. A Ilnbertson andothers Thuisdav morning I In- adjutant gineral ngii-ind tin- ineva-i lein e of what he teimed "yi Howingro, u liysierbal girl and a yellowoiirnal leporier" iiiusiil thi lineI ioiliiK.Anotlier Mis'llne 'lislayThe executive i oiiimll li of thePoind of control will meet again at10 o'i lock Kildav morning ai tincity hall to further discuss ineihod.of handling the relief situation andlehalillpailnK the stilekeu ttcgr.i diir.ct Minibeis or tht1 i tilttiiiltti asa liodv este dny ilsppired the si. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, June 03, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Image 1, brought to you by Oklahoma Historical Society, and the National Digital Newspaper Program. 'i lie sa i there Is nothingto the itliii'ii that llu negroes hadbeen organizing for the purpose ofmaking sir h an invasion fui sometimeTO APPRAISE ALL 'LOSS BY NEGROESProperty Owners Askedto Fill Out Blanks WhichWill Be DistributedWANT LIST OF LOSSESHeRin Preliminary Survey ofCost Necessary to Heliabitate Iiurned AreaAppraisal of all properly destroyed In the line i lot fire Wednendav niornitig will lie commencedI'llday mottling by the Tulfn Ileallstale exchange to whbh this dutyWas delegated by Ihe executive committee of tho board of public, welfare yesterday afurnoon.Hindquarters will bo opened n alent at the i oilier of (lieenwood andIlrady avenueti. The NEH awardee responsible for producing each digital object is presented in the Chronicling America page display, below the page image – e.g. Secure packaging for safe delivery. (iruiinlc New Church, A llaptlst church will.ho oriraii-Ize-at ltrd Kink Thursd-i-night by Itev . Sunday, March 5, 1922 2 section a; 15-1! I "it,' ,iin d M -hpsir ,''l'r 1VV I'..'h'njKelief icpit nt Siliool.Tl'K' r W.iBhlnuton sehonl isdepot. 3 eirs old, whodied at tin Oklahoma hospitalWednesday afternoon. I". Rlrl aflrr hln Irnitiirr. .iii.ii ..in iti.ti tii.irii.illaw iimv soon hn lifted, us tit., itmi.tatlons wern maiio much tuorog. About IBW21 Send Inyour $1 t or more, or less, as It maybe.' (1919, January 1) The Morning Tulsa Daily World Tulsa, Okla. -1927. The Morning Tulsa Daily World, "Accept Their Fate," June 2, 1921; Source: AAIHS, Black Perspectives. i ti.n a- i-.iSheriff BlamesKioting riereto i. pl i thiii nam. ni-giii si-ii . The first issue of the Tulsa Daily World appeared on the afternoon of Sept. 14, 1905. He declared thatpolb e piotectlon In the clly nndcounty have hei n giadually hutSill Ily falling, and that I here Is subslam nil I'lldenei' of Inefficiency'I xiirgi'sl that If the legally ion"litllted llllt llOl Hies It II Hot inpcwllh llu sitniiMon, we obtain inn ormote spiil.ll men, luefeiably fiomllu Aineibaii I.eglon, to assist Iheofficios," Martin slated He assntcil that not only the guilty lie141 in h bill also the guilty whitesshould be piinh'hi'd, without icgardlo standing. ,0. 1 1 1 1- iiml Willi. Up apliriml' iatel J00 oonall", an In. Found inside – Page 1522I will place in the record also a story by the Associated Press and published by the Tulsa Daily World on the morning of April 10, the morning after. The article reads: - Near Lawton, Okla., an estimated 125,000 persons watched from ... s'ii IK I .ll I'll, II I. h'. Woods. .litan n i. ere attempting tobreak Into the storeroom for armsand (initnunltlnn.Ni tonal Kuard officers at flkla-hom.i rlty Muskoiiee anil Waconer.hnVM been askeil to hold thel: unitsIn re.iillnem In t ate they ehould liereiiulrid. When larrlted In the fjllillv of l Iri-cti w o..,lI came upon the ailv-incc guard ofthe blai k aim I iiiltlsi-d Hum togo on home, that mailing wouldhappen If the behaved themselves'"You will cause ibis entire partof town to be binned If you keepthis up,' I told them"Milt they only laughed at meWhen I tiled in ilierse them tlnthieateiii'd lo shoot me. Found inside – Page 1Never a man to fritter away his time in frivolous activities , J.D. quickly returned to the society pages of the morning Tulsa Daily World for May 29 , 1921. Above his thin lips and thick , multihued moustache , his forehead became a ... n .ti.ofricnrs. 'koout hi.fr lair Tin id.iv niKiit stew"lit of the arrest T11c-d.11 aft' riinoii of Dick HnwUnil. 'U V hil't'.rii. A..' i place is fairly swampedh. ENGLISH WOMEN FORMING . He raised up to fire but one of the whiteswith an army rifle beat him to it and the black toppled ap-parently dead. SheriffWilliam McI'uIIoukIi stationedarmed ciurils In tho Jail and sue.ceeiUd In (.owlnB tho mob tempor-arily. .t,outii I r,pkowltlIt .1 r-ookprK SI. Th-"Tlfinegroes stretched in thowere arrehted U.n weeK n i:i.."ididine and wire mninjThe tni n Mere dls'. Averages are for Tulsa International Airport, which is 7 miles from Tulsa. chaos tf the last tworts a problem that theEamz. a convenience, and may not be complete or accurate. Military guards willbe maintained about the burneddistrict or negro quarters at thefair grounds and at or near otheipoints where refugees are enngrigated, for thn protection of the"camps nnd thn preservation of older. I'll in r.i I arrangeIn. The morning Tulsa World was perhaps the first to blame its archrival for inciting the riot. Losers arc- advlpe'd not toconsult any attorney an competentlegal advice will be furnished freeof i hinge by th' exchange. The riotlnc followed a movement-ir!y In the night of a crowd of 15Dwhite men to take I'lck Itnwlaml.ni-urn bootblack charccd with as.sail It upon a white girl Monday aft-ernoon from the lounty jail. However, you might be able to find some articles free online (because they are in the public domain) or you can access archived newspaper microfiche and historic clippings via Central Library, Tulsa City-County Library. was provided to The Gateway to Oklahoma History The banner across the top of the front page declared: "Tulsa, Chosen Home of Prosperity and Opportunity, is a Busy. Bird's-eye view. D.iggswas archil nliilly shot In Ihn im. 1 Sunday, August 24, 1919 Showing 1-4 of 44 pages in this issue . One white mail was badly beaten bynegroes when he attempted toi wo companies ol regular troops irom l't. 1. twenty pages : ill. ; page 20 x 17 in. See more current weather. The reserve of thn nationalguard will be located at the cltvhall. Convention - The Tulsa county W. C. T. U. will meet for its annual convention September 27 at St. Paul's Methodist church, according to Mrs. M. A. Steele, president. .... .-a- i.n i u... t w"h ammunition attired In clothinjr( rowdi of thousands lined Second riln(.. vl.rilB ...street east of Main tho Kuard Hue suits anthered lor three hours. Whllo thn pollen wero fit-Oeavorlm; in sociirn tho opening ofIiho hardware store by leiral meanscrowds ht'Kan to butter In tho dooraor inn jviaKor sporunRT kooiis tuoroalmost across tho street from the sta-tion Thn first irons hi-can to at-rlvo from llin llardoti storo nn h'outhMain. to 13 renta hour or from 1 10.20 ft month foinpprentld hoys to 3fl 62 for thebetter paid skilled labor flcurlnK onan elt;ht-hour day basis.One Kniw WIM-1 OutThe decision nrantr.1 reduction!varying from 5 to 18 per cent andIn tho ease of section laborers com-pletely wiped out the Increase Bisnt-"d that class of employea l.y theICOO 000.00ft waite awanl of July 20l'. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc77780/m1/1/: tinut In Iff t shoul-di r. i-hlti tni i In .ul.I.KH lTSHKU. W.lan Ad.lama rhautauq'ia rirela.J. , a, I S Ma nltd jOi u. AdU.I ui a - Ir i() Manfiut AJvl. This depart -' i '" re.n bed bv telephoning"'JS' - - ' People ffeklng to lo-' will find information,; 1 ' ' numbers are Osage"' ' I '".iir.' Tulsa became a boom-town in every sense of the word, outpacing nearby towns like Muskogee, Claremore, and Okmulgee in both growth and prosperity. tli I'"'-' ' Ii g- erii-Negro Deputy?ckJ)Pe:eadJr lnciHn9riisKcice intoBarney Clcnvcr. It. Some ofthe largest sivlnus hanks and flroand life Insuiaine nunpanles inAmeilia, tin' l.oekwood legislativeinmmllli e was told lotjay. [3] id forward gifts In others.W0RLDTS RELIEFFUND AT $4,447Contributions Received inDay Range From $1Up to 91,000AN IDEA WORTH $14Subscriptions Taken in "300Block East Second" NetsThat Sum for -FundSomeone In the 300 block on KaJitSecond street had an Idea yesterday that inci eased by the sum of$14 The World relief fund for thehomeless and suffering negro riotvictimsSomeone went up one side of Second street and down the other Inthat block and In probably a halfhour raised $U, n amounts rangingfrom a nickel to a dollar. Basic information for referencing this web page. Found inside – Page 247Opportunity Orange County Times Press Our Sunday Visitor Outlook Oxnard Daily Courier The Patriot Perry Daily Journal ... Daily Tribune Toledo Blade Topeka Plain Dealer True Voice Tulsa Daily World Uniontown Morning Herald Vanity Fair ... M Starkham Jr. otfipo . Retrieved from the Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/item/sn85042345/. iv noonday meeting of thei xi hinge to the priietb alirtllly of. It quoted Chief of Detectives J.W. 1With the coming of dawn this morning following anight of race rioting and death hundreds of armedwhite men in motor cars formed a circle of steel about"Little Africa" and a continuous raltlle of rifle and re-volver fire could be heard.a Sixty or seventy automobiles filled with armed men I'were in the line drawn about the black belt and there)were many reports to the effect that they planned to irange through the negro settlement and "clean it out." tiny mid. .Martin charge linn roiintvmid i lly poller nfflcl U.H ofril ,,,nmill fulled in orrrr piopcr pni.trcllon.Mnrllal law iniiilrriilril uponoriln-M of iiiljulmit general,oiniiilllcn riom rrnt yalc crluuigo lo nptiral-c prtiwrty bwis.Maitlal law in Tulsa was grc.il 1modllletl Thursday afternoon by Ail -JtltiintCieiieral Manrtt. Any newspapers in Chronicling America that were published less than 95 years ago are also believed to be in the public domain, but may contain some copyrighted third party materials. 162 (Mar. Dime .Havingsbank of Mrookljn. Found inside – Page A-396101 Days on display-147 Average visitors per day --- 318. ... It took ton Chronicle , the Dallas Morning News , great courage to undertake the vast work Tulsa Daily World , the Tulsa Tribune , the of building a railroad across 2,000 ... Weather Today Weather Hourly 14 Day Forecast Yesterday/Past Weather Climate (Averages) Currently: 80 °F. ManuaMra Oprlruda IlarrlrkB. H reelteil. butfor her personal favor bv the the-atrleal maun.ite who was Instru-mental In I't.tamlnu her employment.This magnate Joyee deelares. Image produced by the Library of Congress. Woman Charged With Child Neglect + 'The Heights' Neighborhood - Tulsa, OK - Welcome to the Tulsa Daily! I 111 DI i- I ten I IVttalc to I't'l Ismiis for lliillillii',Work. ..tiui ',iI lid ..I In Ir.i. Read breaking Tulsa News,and news for Tulsa County, and the metropolitan area of Oklahoma. Found inside6, 1971; “Indian Should Win, She Says,” Tulsa Tribune, June 14, 1971. 12. “Susan Supernaw Wins Miss Oklahoma Title,” Enid Morning News, ... Troy Gordon, “Round the Clock,” Tulsa Daily World, Sept. 9, 1971. 18. “Advice from an Expert,” ... it was alleged.Among lorporatlons so accusedwere the Prudential Life Insurancecompany. In the early morning hours of August 29, 1925, Brady walked into his kitchen and sat down at the breakfast table. "Ons company of nation u gmrdreturned tp Oklahoma t'H Thurdav afternoon IP cause i.f tin- natlnnol guard ent arnpmeii! The camp will not heopened for parties or week-end stayuntil conditions are more settled.Hauling I '! The dnirfi Is effectlie July 1on 1 04 lines.Acrairn Cut t'i I'rr Cent(irantlni; the prlltlons of the com-panies the board will direct anaveraite cut of 15 per tent whl'heventually will apply to all the railroad employe of the muntr. Jobs | This episode includes disturbing language including racial slurs. Last updated: 12/2016. nn iisri I"Notllllii; In S(ii" lliihi'llMin.Hy A-t.ii .a li d I'resf htalp WiipOKI.AHO.MA CITY, Jiint 2.- iovJ. Found inside22, 1923, p. 1. G. W. Moothart to WJB, Dec. 5, 1922, Bryan Papers. This summary of the House floor action is compiled from “House Outlaws Darwinism from Public Schools,” Morning Tulsa Daily World, Feb. 22, 1923, p 1; ... )i'irjanil wIiiim' ilralli wound was itImllrt which cntiri-d 1 1 ir- lui'l. Tulsa Daily World The Best of Everything Cookbook by First edition. Storage tanks at the Mid-continent refinery, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Gone was the steely-eyed entrepreneur. Tulsa City-County Library: 1921 Tulsa Race Riot. iieioiis llian for Wednesday night.iinnsiiay nigni s oruers rolluw-(in i- mid regulations nowInfarce under oiarlliif law In 'I'i.Il,.Okl.i.. art. On April 28, just one month before the Tulsa Race Massacre, the the Morning Tulsa Daily World reported: "A nationwide plot to destroy buildings in many cities for the purpose of furnishing employment to ex-service men was uncovered today by police. In any event, at dawn on the morning of June 1, the neighborhood was . Based on weather reports collected during 1985-2015. extended guidance on usage rights, references, copying or embedding. r, with telephoneI A Hull and V. I.."i beaibiuartprs at 1012I u dint:, telephone Osasn" . t In for these inno-ii-iilunhoused nuis Unit we wouldlike to do something.The shame of such wlekednetwa baa injured Tulsa Ii.i.h torn bedI'hlrnKo also.Iet us roIu the present occasionto show not only that we havelearned the lesson of decent community feeling, but also to aid thosufferers In Tulsa.Surh an art may help to confirm(,-ood feeling line and maku belterfeeling there.The Chicago Tribune herewithgivi-H JI.000 to the homeless IIITtils,i and we will be gl.ol to re-em-a. Adjutant tieneral Itarretlhald.Colonel I 1. --Standingtoday before I'ibi graduates ofthe fnltiil States naval aculemv towhom hi- hid Jus awarded commission--,President Harding expressed the hope that they would now-rhave to fight and he promised themI bey never would while he waspUHldeni, unless It be in ddi nse otUle Ami rl. 78 (Nov. 30, 1927). Look up every issue of Tulsa historic newspapers to find news stories, obituaries, marriage records, and birth records to fill in the gaps of your knowledge regarding your family surname history. nnd MeNulty parkII 1 hi- w III be perma- nei at headquarters." Wheeler, the white man.was killed by siray Hhnls fired bythe negroes, police said.Sadler and Slandoi, accompaniedby other negroes, are said to havemet on a railroad track and afteran alleged iilteiratlon between themover a lawsuit, which came up Ininurt yesterday, Sadler was stabbedHe was i arrb-d to a house a shortdistance away where he died soonafterward.Slander was thnt bv police officers who lame up as In- and theother negroes were firing Into thihouse where Sadler la The otln rnegioes esc.ipi.l Wllielel wassiandliiL' betwein t hi in grin s andthe house, and when tin-, opt m d jfire upon tlii. Just a littleless suffering and dtstrr-K amongthe unfortunate who have beenthrown upon tho city in automo-biles want make. 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