The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-26
PROCLAIM FIELDS
OKLAHOMA'S HOPE
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ing announcement that Il. O. Lingo,
chairman of the Tulsa county repub-
llcan central committee, was una
voidably prevented from attending
the convention. Mrs. Rose NJ. Buck
les OF Broken Arrow acted as secre-
tary and Miss Edna Haskns as az
sistant secretary, The resolutions.
as presented by committee com
posed OF Judge Joseph A. Gill, c..
b, Rogers. W. T. Brooks OF Broken
Arrow and Miss Pauline Layman,
and adopted by the convention, pro-
claimed loyalty to the republican
party, commended the present ma
tional administration with Warren
q. Harding and congress for its
statesmanlike handling OF tore ign
relations and domestic post war DIFF
ficultles, praised the services Of
United States Senator John W. Har-
reid. voted support to T. A. Chan
dler a. congressional nominee from
the first dlStrict and to the other
candidates on the republican ticket
for state, county and township Of
fices.
The one ripple in the general
smooth sailing was ocCasluned by
the omission of Senator Harreld 4
name from the first draft OF the
resolutions. Il. T. Hildt forcefullY
called attention to this omission, sew
eral others warmly expressed slmi-
lar opinion and the convention
! unanimously authorized the resolu
| tions committee to incorporate an
| expression Of unqualified approval
Of the senator's representation of
the state and national interests.
| Judge Gin and Rogers apologiZed
| for this omission and offered 20
amend the document sight un-
! seen" but upon protest from the
delegates were instructed TO present
the amendment to the convention
for ratification
IIadlcy Defines Issues.
Hadley, speaking while the con-
vention awaited committee reports,
| declared that the issue in this cam
| paign IS whether or not the Robert
! son admipistration, with It's dlsre-
| gard for tho public ana high handed
| way with the peoples poCketb0oks,
| should succeed itself, Robertson EN-
/ gineered the drafting Of the demo
| cratic platform, nominated Walton
and In short In repeating himself
ne dhNlAtu ldApdJ CTS Uti 70 lbl = Ht'
| the looting OF the public treasury
| and the state bank failures John
| Rogers, republican nominee for the
| state senate, declared that the demo
| cratic state machine evidently was
! not penitent over the misgOvern
| mcnt Of tho state during the past
| four years, judging from It's lndurse-
| ment Of the Robertson admlnistTa-
| tion at the recent state convention
| Horace j. Newbcrry, republican
| nominee for secretary Of state. said
| that a vote for John Fields was a
vote 10 make Oklahoma a better
| place in which 10 uve. concluding
! Every business man in Tulsa, every
| property owner iO the state should
! vote against the Plum plan Of rail.
| road ownership. None Of us want u
| turn the state and properties over "a
| the red card r. T. Duncan and
u. A. Wilson OF Broken Arrow
| candidates for the state legislature
were also sneakers. tho former max
4 Ing mention OF Tulsa connty's
| woman candidate, Mrs. Lilah D.
| lindsey. nominee for tho state leg
! islature, whom he predicted would
| follow in the footsteps OF Miss Alice
| Robertson.
The committee serving on rules
and order OF business consisted OF
. i. o. Cavitt j. r Small, Isacc Jay
/ G. X. Leaf NJ. B, Flesher. and Roy
i. Miller The committee entrusted