The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-07
TRIP BY AIRPLANE
DISPR0VES RUM0R
Sind Blacks Not Gather
jng for Concerted At
tack Upon Tulsa
HAINE MAKES REPORT
He Ends Conditions Quiet
Among Negroes in Every
Cty and Town in District

rr... .,rab1e and persistent
.....,. further threatened upris-
.... . rt.ruoa were set at rest
v..4.. morning when Police Cap
....t.a.s. II Blaine made "A scout
Co.,. .rl UN airplane 20 virtually all
, h. negro settlements in this
...r..t rho state. and TO all white
..3r- where the negro population
/. r.ttN
u.l.rs NJ rumors and reports were
g., ,r...tIuu saturday and Sunday
,..t thousands of negroes in this
g. .ur .. ho state had armed them
., .l had t0ugrcEatod az
,,u u.l Bird. TAFT, Wyhark and
- towns preparatory To- making
..t..ff.I attack upon Tulsa. Tho
,.... station and the city han were
ga.i.I Ntl telephone calls from
.-r... .....EG ci'izcns VINO heard
,,,.. ....Its ana who wanted to
,.4rr Weather thoy were really true.
one Reported 10000.
...r Was shown TO Chirf of
r.... .u 4 Gustufson that had
f... .,i from oklahoma CITY
D.. ~.I-on stating that 10000
.-r.I ..rpcs were at Bolev and
,...,I.I fl march on Tulsa Sunday
.sH. nH'.r reports We're to tho ef-
a.t. .tN.f rom 5000 to 10000 neg
-acs v.r. In camps near the o.hcr
mgr. towns and that they intended
.. e.H-..rI Tulsa and destroy IT,
WUI, these rumors were not
credited ny the police department II
v.. I..1,I 60 ascertain whether
,rDv wur. founded on facts and the
1rIafa trip was made by Captain
Ilalue.
vi sections Quiet.
~ reported on his return that
,r a. t.. towns over which he flew
there vprc no unusual signs or aC-
'v'y and that citizens were going
ataat their daily duties.
other reports received hy tho po-
ice were fp the effect that negroes
va-a storing arms and ammunition
ir bills near Tulsa. Virtually every
report. r.fu"rous as they were. WAS
l1v0,'ig f,d by armed officers. who
found nothing 10 warrant suspicion.
'Th.rs is positively no possibility
~ a .,.urgcucc of the riot Of Tues
.4y night Mai. Charles W. Daley.
police Inspector, declared Monday
afternoon. we have found that
many NJ he reports circulated were
Cor The purpose of soaring persons.
mostly women. Every report we
nave Investigated has been proven
--apud'o~' However we expect
citizens fo continue 20, report any
rusIli r1udltious that might come
under their observations In case
'1t%. people hear some report, they
should Immediately communicate
with 'Na police commissioners Of
'.e Usage S65. and find II i, is
.ue.'
Small Army on Duty.
With the special deputy shcriff's
force. 'hc'local guard, the American
Legion. veterans Of foreign wars and
'hr regular and special police forces.
city and county officials are conf
cent that any impending assault can
and v.i Doe quclled at its inception.
Officers viii continue to guard all
roads leading into the city. They
have been instructed TO turn back
an negroes who cannot show good
reason for coming into Tulsa. Fu-
'., Commissioner AdkiSon said
Monday that the identification bu-
reau lis .n charge Of the Red Cross
and THAT an persons desiring TO To-
cate or communicate with relatives
- friends inside the city may do ~
a-alEa Headquarters Of tina; or
ga0.la'un.
Strict orders have been .isSucd to
al regular and special guards, espe-
tally tuusc patroiling the outskirts
ad fha highways, TO sop every sus-
rIoas appearing automobtn aud II