The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
WILD WEST DAYS
NOW ECLlPSED
Broadway Now Yields
Thrills Instead of
Coyote Canyon.
POLICE GET THE BLAME
City's Crime Record Puts to
Shame the Old-tlmc
Novel

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has tu,1Nu away 90 ni'N'I move
ot lJ.', go h'-,u t'ddlnf ih' lJ-'
tnr,u,r uI p'.,e .unu H ,'ut'n moved
INTO EtrtuNas Uud th" hlh'k iiuif
,"t uu"u uu ft,h avenue some.
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ana rory .1, "uu sliv'u
Nltn sUuiu,nink uk, 400 ron
b'tI'a ana otD NDpr ON iht new
p"p,l na a ui 'iiiu'H tur tht I"'''
A'tr "hu more tn"u lpu Wui"'''
and NIu'ubr 5ct uv"n ny n'"7 "'
Ii,,5 as unHOiN'u, ia new year
has bad So tor D. - penny dr,t"i"I
iv,"iu 1t VII take '"u gan me-"
from ttyot, duyun Il',.ihtH cu
u'uNor 80 beat
\ rid, n,m tho Grand tcniral
In "a taN,,hp now ia '"n''u'd "N
i,Jdtng pagers oi the city lp nave
ho,nin~ 60" " ulp in Ia" p'nu"ood
s.as, ,'n'u, ana ,hc hg hotr,A ana
'tS.auiHh,' iu"m ~ "t cn''iy ~
tnc santa Fc saloon IN IN" wlid
~,st udNs OF th' HiN gun tot'r ana
-, b"u uuy Ddndis ca htoouJ hp'-
low. 1Wti.y p.IiCN tltlth, phoioi
the strcrts a. nght - au'om"JiitS'
1nt CurtCN iiuss out al m'dhight
wnrn CENTRAL PARK u CioHrd O."
N'ni,ulhr ANA pea st'ihn trhflc,
and al persons abiuad must g.No ac-
count 90 thyasriN'a when a'@ed.
IN the pdSt hnohdh JuuH'A on Inv
81 m'nai courts b"nch nave urs"u
iQi mauon "a citizens cohmit''r'
un par with the vigilant's ui the
ironiicf bttjro 1t wts accused "t
moving back east 10 n. 'foP"u'ah
,cnt''h. Ihe m"jor mas warned az
pvisuns cary INK ot possessing YAM
abl,s 10 procure permits - army
th,msc'vta against highwaymch ana
inc police have tr!rd 10 get back u
something nkr tirst principles Ia
ne ana property protection
Cilmcs nave ncrh throhlclcd as
lhOush lhcy were Iohpviy ana mu'
der cyclones, ana IN" SUBWAY news
paper reader mas leH all the 'hrHl
~ riding me overland Limited ~
the days when Jesse James and h
gang heId no prd'rle railroad I'm
nuno from thcir ravaIN'
Estimates nave plactd ABOUT ~
OoO.Ouu rs the total value ot loot
Obtained by burglars. thieves ana
ycggmen In New YORK during 1920.
Da>ught holdups, attacks In ieadinS
Giea, White way hotels and auto
mooile bandilry nave yielded much
of the valuables stolen. AZ many
ns 40 robberlcs and thoits have been
featured for months acts OF
VIOLENCE OF note, aud six such al
tcmpts In day have been recorded.
OF the more than 100 "unsolvcd
murders listed by some papers, a
number now are nationally, II not
internationally. known. beginning
with killing last New Years day.
152o's record started strong, Con
spicuous in the ~ months list were
the murders OF Joseph II. Elwell,
Miss Renio Constance HoNic, and
Frederick G., Ecker. Elwell, known
from coast to coast ms "A whist
expert and horseman, was shot Il
death In his handsomely furnished
West SEVENTEEN street nome. Miss
Hoxie, l7-year-old girl, was found
mutilated In her fathers house,
Eckert, former government agent
ana alleged WHISKY runner, was
found shot dead In an automobile
In staten island.
In the robberios. organized bands
of gunmen have seemed to pre-
dominate. Thcfts OF valuable good,
from railroad freight cars, building