The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28
SECTION-B.

| Harvey OF Perry, Glasscr suc,a.
Watrous and Harvey Tom Tss,a.
man, and they therefore mako II.
additional gains from those ,,ss
usually republican district.
working Them over.
Partisans have been busy with
| these new members of OkIahn,,,,'.
Legislature. Many OF those 4. zcsi'
Gus In forming legislativa ar,'n.
know little Of the game. and less ",
the various sections Of tho sf,ta
where local matters are of moro i'm.
portance than statewide questions
Very certainly the dcno,rauc
house will be under the direction ~
Ben Harrison, Edwin Dabnov .,a
w. a. Disney. There would nav
been strong rivalry between thsse
three had the selection of a ypaassr
been left TO the democratic si4r. b,,,
In the misery of being In a minority
| they can be expected to form
lighting minority and past I.risl,.
tive scars show that they are ana.
bic OF staging a real battle. Besides
| Tom German is also a democrats
member this year.
Republican state leaders havo
been very careful not to express an
| opinion as to who VIII be sneaker
| There are two reasons--One VA.
that the election was so great sur.
/ prise that no one had given the SUBJ
ject much study, another H. tha.
there are so many new men IL A
difficult to start Il lineup.
| Il. T.. Beck, j. B. Campbell, A.
Il. Craver and George Is. Schwabs
are old members who have made
their Nes!re for the position known.
and Lou Everhart has expressed his
Willingness for the place. Bailey +.
Bell and Remington Rogers. Tulsa
members. are both mentioned as
possible candidates.
one man who has so far as known
expressed no desire for honors bu,
whose name is most frequently
mentioned for the speakersh.p. IS
| Victor Locke of Antlers. Whether
this Is due to the fact that he be.
came widely known as chief Of the
Choctaws or to the formation OF a
real sentiment for his leadership. IL
purely conjectural. Undoubtedly tho
most of the state capitol gossip
points toward Locke. 1t is ais, well
worth remembering that state house
"'' "''.i '''''cu sPedht'
n p''t "aS ai""!s 'd"eh
80 anu SUM so"u engineering
u Nv !.S' s'"uhu 'uI pe-
."e i,pup'''ahS wal chahge
s io's s',"..sN'u way ot se'ec'-
"s uio nuau vi 'ne mouse
Ihe peculiar legislative situation
anu t"e i"c' 'ha' thc session ~ so
e'ose al manu- prihss Nlsitors TO the
p'a' .ii, Muo, whi'e u'scidiihihs am
o''o',, .ause some oiscussioh' For
Iher Nauohai Committeeman James
-. Nv"raw hss pech AT the capital
wiz oe recaueo 'hat Iarge num-
per oi repuphcans nave recently
Dee" eiec.cu 10 Office from MS Sec
.,on @ oi 'he STATE ana the Ponea
ny ieauer Is wen met person ana
MS ''fuaIn.ahce Is ConS'defaple'
o,. S A,u"''ii'c"'
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,aI - "ep.a.''eu AZ we oaP'
s,,,, 80, '''V'vu W VI,
Nh L., .uusv' W n''.e. anu
49,, e.',', - 'dPuiPd
,hn u ,p "u,p.iut, W"r' n're soon at'eF
=, '''u''",'u 'n',r c'e'uuh'
,or ~ ,, Va .'''i" l'n!' "a
nro, ,,,.., NY asa'ns' gu.
ps"e Jusice hopert NJ Kainey
a it,, ~ /. .ilei'us a'iese 'ld' .o'
ro,r .o' a',''u ~ "dNe ms
In, ,s.,,'a., "a. "a. ,'tNe'' "h!y oe'
aa, r., 81. " tet II 'eii'a ~ IN oF-
a ,anS,,a o"e .vpuoI.cais h'isht nave
| lice e''''' '"e '"'e' JUS
II WAS ratber an, -, 80 or,,,.y
g., ""' ia'her OUT or the ordinary
firs, gr.,, dr,,,a ,' ''''Ne NV,
officers ME- ~ ~ P'wv ~. - go,
voted oniu ,o % S'a" ~
tbis 49,, 'ahu''Iue 'ouIu D''Ns
oVu', pu' 'hat was what nap
peneu NoVenper = 1870, unless Il
"'s worse than that.
'o''er newly elected republican
" nv ,Isi.eu the capital city for
10, y, t"o was r. II. Heberllng.
e'e'teu 10 thc legislature from Kay
AN, cr' ,laude BAKER former Nc
,'.,, ,nam"ger' was also IN line
t,"he NiIi flehl and a few Other
'ou.,lidhs made i Known that
..I'rS' from 'hat section has not
'"'hu.eu aiter the election.
ANA I'm Ana An Applicant.
Io.,a"atoinie county men ap'
P'arihs AT The capital furnished the
l"os. interesting news from the ap'
punitive source.
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