The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24
DEFEATED PLEDGE
TICKET SUPPORT
Harmony Predominated at
Democratic Meeting at
Headquarters
NEWBLOCK OPTIMISTIC
sovs He Believes He Will
Be Elected by Voters
Next Tuesday

.,maerarr meeting AZ headquarters
I, tho Old Royal theater at Fourth
,ra Main last night Tho meeting
vos so harmonious II might easily
have becn termed a mutual admira-
,iop Gathering at which consolation
80 dIs,ri5uted eNtravagantly. Sue
'sssrrI candidates in the recent prl-
.-sry expressed their regrets TO less
sartrrafo brethren. Those who
yoro defeated, not TO he outdone,
oy1islncd their defeat was n mere
,otbIrr so long as there were other
Good men 10 be nominated, and
9iedred their supportlto those nomi-
1ees I'm the coming election.
John y. Logan, chairman OF the
Aerorratir city campaign commit
,ee Introduced the successful pri-
NARY aspirants IN two groups, refer
,J,g 20 the losers as the best bunch
- mon that ever lost n nomination"
That he expects 20 support ii. T.
vowbIock. democratic nominee for
rr,yor 900 per cont" was the dec
laratlon OF Frank NJ. Wooden. who
Fan second in the democratic may
orally race.
wooden Fought Clean.
"T fought a clean fight re-
main 100 per cent American, 100
rer cent democrat and 100 per cent
ior Newblock," he stated. "I felt
= had o. right to run for the mayors
office and 1 still think so. / con-
Quoted my campaign in such a man
ner that I can now go to the home
~ Mr.. Newblock and in his pres
ence and that Of his good wife re-
neat every word in reference TO him
,hat uttered during the campaign
Il expect to make a campaign in
his behalf. 1 know what IL is to
ne mayor. And ! know that IL Mr..
-Newblock Is eleCted-as / confi-
IDENTIFY expect he will be--he faces
two strenuous years. l ask you
people 10 be as strong for him as
Frank Wooden is during that
period
i is not only question Of the
election itself, but it is an even
more important matter that citizens
support the mayor after no Is
elected, Wooden advised.
Ncwblock Thanks Friends.
Newblock expressed his thanks
to those who voted for him.
% am going to do my very best
10 make you n good mayor" he
stated "The defeated candidates
have all assured me OF their hearty
support l believe l will be elected
on April 4, and l expect to do every
thing in my power to fill the office
creditably."
Among the other nominees who
spoke briefly, taking most Of their
time to thank voters for the support
rivnw 4krFa Ipn1I I NJ
Crutchfleld and ]. c. Whiteside.
nominees for commissioner. Harry
W, Kiskaddon, the fourth nominee,
was unable 10 attend the meeting.
George Reeves, nominee for treas
urer OF the school board, also spoke.
as did Roy Garbett. nominee for the
office OF city auditor. Garbett con-
tended there should he a certified
public accountant as auditor, and
stated n person with this qualiflca-
tlon never yet has held this office
here
Daley Gets In line.
Chas. W. Daley who ran second
In the race for police commissioner,
explained he has no regrets over his
unsuccessful fight. He stated frank
" ne supported the present re-
publican administration because he
was fighting for "A principle, just
as were others in his party"
julius Henke and y. +. Ingraham,
defeated candidates for mayor, and
& W. Hales, defeated candidate for
commissioner, made short talks.
II Is n difficult matter TO induce
good men 10 run for office nowadays
because OF the criticism and abuse
'heaped on their heads, the Rev. l..
= Barton, pastor of the Boston Ave
nue. VI. Il. church, declared. Turn
ng 10 the nominees on the plat
form, he advised them that ~ you
need advice after you are elected
we want you 10 call on US"
Democratic Rally.
Chairman Logan announced a
aemocratic rally in precinct 2l to
ue held In the Kendall schoolhouse
~ 1880 o'clock Friday night. to
which all nominees are invited. A
meeting Of precinct committeeman,
ynSirmen and vice chairmen is to be
nel1 at headquarters Friday night
dratt a platform for the cam
pa'sh' The womcn's democratic
Sun VIII also hold meeting at
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