The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
THE PLATFORM
Adopted March End, 1922
and Subscribed to by Each Candidate

We the Republican City Central Committee of the City Of
Tulsa Oklahoma duly assembled this 2nd day of March, 1922
pledge the party to constructive program for the building of
better and larger Tulsa and making this the best city America
in which live TO this end we promise cooperation assistance
and support to the incoming administration approving and
Sumng responsibility for only such candidates will unqucs
tonaby subscribe to this declaration principles and purposes
We stand for administrative recognition of the following:
absolutely strict fair and impartial enforcement of all laws,
the eradication of every form of vice wherever it exists and the
protection of the individual, his business and his home
Election of officials who will bring Spavinaw Water to Tulsa
speedily and as economically as possible
economical and business city administration applying the
principles of economy public business arenecesayn
private enterprise.
power better the labores condition compatible with
good government and the best interests of all citizens
immediate and full investigation of the fuel situation par
cuary as to natural gas and the establishment of reasonable
rates
solution of usas transportation problem which of
vital importance to its future.
Extension of inlerurban lines in all directions the city
and encouragement of responsible city service and motor
inlerban service under strict regulation and control
Better street paving and sewage systems a minimum
commensurate with efficiency and durability Real competitive
bidding TO prevent paving and sewage combines and thereby
duce the cost of paving and sewage
All constructive for the development of our natural
resources encouraging constant expansion of the cys
ca and business actvites establishing industrial and manirac
turing plants inviting foreign capital to city to assist in its
upbuldng.
Development of thorough educational system by bctterng
the teaching staff buildings and equipment of our schools
growth and prosperity.
Placing of all telegraph telephone lines underground
the safety of the citizenship the Convenenc of the patrons and
the beauty of the city
We commend the activity of the Chamber of Commerce. Mid
Continent OH and Gas Association civic clubs and all other
CARNATIONS for civic improvement and invite their cooperation
and assistance regardless of political faith church aaon
aternal association We the ctzeny to take active in
ecSt in the government control and development Of the city and
solicit the newly enranchsed voters TO interest themselves all
questions affecting the welfare and growth Of the city e$pec
tally lending their aid in proper solution of the problems Of
sanitation, hygiene and the home.
We citizen to register and to his or her n
diyiduaI responsibility for city government Finally in
Vie all citizens TO unite with i'm this constructive program for
the advancement Of the spiritual educational professional and
business interests of the city and to cooperate in The upbuidng
of solid and progressive city the heart of the commonwealth
Of Oklahoma.
PAULINE LAYMAN, JOHN ROGERS,
Secretary. Chairman Republican
(,itV Central Committee