The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
EASTERN INDUSTRIES
SWAMPED-LORT0N
Tremendous Volume Of Post War
business Minimise1 Intrrc~, In
Intcrna tionai Affairs.
FACTORIES ARE ALL BUSY
Editor OF Tho World Finds Harry
Sinclair 10 Re Financial Factor
I'm Wall STREET.

The leagye or nations IL not
botherinE the business men Of the
east who are 40 busy adjusting their
affairs by reason OF the wars end
and In looking after the tremendous
volume OF business which IN pliinR
up In the big industrial centers that
they are willing TO let the bigger sf-
fairs OF politics rest In the hands OF
diplomats without their Interference.
Eugene bortOn. editor OF The
world. who. with Mrs. Lorton re-
turned home yesterday after an OK
tended trip TO New YORK and other
eastern points. found remarkable
sentiment toward world Affairs which
IL ~ variance with the conditions
which exist In tho west. espooia lly
with regard TO the progress ~ the
pencemakerH at Versailles
business men have their hands
full looking after their factories.
which are lnboring along under the
piled-up orders kept pigeon h oiled
by war and which the hrmistice re-
leased only to be augmented by "a
flood OF postwar orders which the
return Of p9ce unloo"cd Mr.: Lor-
ton said Even IN n matter of poll
ties. there iB little disposition TO
plAke party issue out OF the league
ofhationH or thea peace treaty when
this document gets before the sen
ate, there viii be no strictly partisan
opposition and ~ acceptance will he
subject to the same source of protest
as that which has been encountered
IN other International affairs with
little regard 10 politics
Many SDidicrs There
NAN AnrL gify Ia crowded with
returning soldiers and with relatives
of returning soldiers VINO have gone
there Tor family reunions Since
building operations In New york
were At standstill during the war
and no comprehensive program has
been lnauguratrd thor" since the
war, the city IL nsturalS jammcd
win people They como from all
PARTS OF the country At best under
pOrmai conditions. New York is al
ways crowded N0v. with these
thousands pf transient~ rrnwding In.
the result can be easily Imagined
There ls big agitation against high
rents ln Sew York hut the condition
there makes this natural
4 had nice visit with Harry
Sinclair. and in going the rounds
there I was able 10 appreciate 9ust
what h factor he has become In the
financial life Of the country He Is
regarded ~ one ~ the big men 81
tho street" and those who know how
this term Is applied, know the siRnlf
icanoe that IL attached 10 being
rated q big man IN New York
TulaSns do not fully appreciate what
J, means 10 have one ~ their citizens
occupy - Inhcc OF such prominence
in the cOuntry's nancihl circles ana
the very fact that ST. sinclair. t
Tulsan, hold, rank with th"-" mas
ters of finance. gives th,s c'i' q DO.
gree Of presligc which H. enjoyed uy
no other city west Of the Mississippi
Talk with Roosevelt,
."Nbiic I'm Nov York also l n''
Lieut. col Theodore Rposcy'ii H'
isa 'chip or tho cid block IN many
ways he ~ biz father alI over HEain
7 and to talk 10 him ls to be- convinced
I that he holIg h.s father Ideals and
I hs ticVE on what constitutes GOO i
/ citizeurhlp There s nothing about
him 'p indicate NAT ho - pattern
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