The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-26

with selection OF delegates included
Mrs. Louis Stelnhilber, Frank New
! kirk, Charles b. Parker. Charles
! Haley. Mrs. ". A Drain. II. NJ. Dick
! w. n. Williams Frank w. Ross, L.
| l.. Wlles. Joe llarshhcrger. Roy
! Buckles, Mrs. Ben James Mrs J. Il.
| Mitchell, Mrs j. Benjamin Brown,
| Mr.. Dickson.
Delegates Selected
Additions to the delegation to the
state convention will be welcomed
and the delegations voting strength
/ will be divided In proportion. II was
| stated. Credentials will be signed
| by the county cha rman. Delega as
| selected were: l.. NJ. Furry Mrs. l..
| 4. Fears Roy +. Miller. George Nc
Kelvey o. l. Stewart, George Miller,
| L. Matthews, w. l.. Coffey, II. II.
! Frank 4 Davis. Frank O. Brown,
| Jim Smith, j. w. Bryant, Pauline
! Layman. Mrs II +. Bowser. Roy
Buckles James Colhurn, Mrs. j. Il.
| Mitchell Gertrude Ward, ]. A. Borth,
j. NJ. Pennington, W r. Brooks w.
! q. McGuchie. Fitz Hurd. n. B. Lay
| ton. Carl Gilmore, Marshall Moore,
| Mrs Rosa NJ. Buckles, Mrs. w II.
| Tullivan. r. A. Wallngford, o. w.
! Bcbrick. r.. j. Hunsucker. w. II,
! Meas. Mrs w. c. Thowman, Mrs, r..
| J.. Blount. Frank Smith. ]. l.. Gray.
w, c. Coils, c. II. Leaf W. O.
| King. d w Crab;rce. O. l.. Hack
arey, II. j. Lorenz, W. w Neal, Mrs.
| G. A. Gunther. Floyd Thompson,
Omer X. Benedict, Mrs. J. d. ward.
Mrs, 9. w. Rambo, Miss Mary
| Brockman, William Shue, Arthur
| Dudley Homer Rohrer. j. n. VIII
liams, Mrs. j. n Williams Mrs. j.
! u. Brown, Mrs, william T. Weichel,
Mrs. a, II. Craver L, w. Bailey.
| Mrs. F. W. Bailey, Carl Holtzschue
! Frank y. Newklrk, NJ G. Rudolf, ~.
! l.. Dickson, Mrs Sarah A. Harris.
| Samuel X. Duff. Mrs Samuel *.
| Duff Horace j. Newberry, T.. y.
| Bryant. Charles ". Province. John
| Rogers u T. short. l.. O Maxwell,
A. Il. Townsend, E. Il. Grieshober
l.. l.. Wies. Mrs. $. NJ. Woodard. w.
! r. Mcfarland. Il. 4. Beard, r c..
! Hopkins, Frank Ross, Mrs, w. b..
Eggs, Mrs, Warfield Phillips Doug
! James, Mrs, r. c. walters, Hester
/ Woodard, Gertrude ware. Mrs. Peter
! Deichman T. Il Tuholski u. A.
| Wilson, Mrs. ]. f. Moles, Edna Has
kins H. Il. Buckles. 9. A. Bingham.
| Mrs. G, A. bingham. A. l.. Buck,
Mrs. A. L. Buck. Mrs =. l.. Long
NJ. B. Flesher, {. A. Clark. willard
John. +. J.. Roberts, Mrs. Wayne
/ l.. Dickcy O. NJ, Fenner, A. a. Small.
], Wright Young, r. u. Evans, Z. II
| Moroney, T. Il. Knapp, John d..
Richards. Charles Haley. Mary Bar
] ton. Mrs. George Schoenfen, Mrs.
George Furry. Mrs. j. G.. Campbell,
Loren Conoway, Mrs, Louis steinhil-
her, Mrs. Emma j Fink. Joe Harsh
| berger Charles O'Conner, &. B.
! Rogers, j. B. Meserye, j. r. Had
ley, T, a. I.atta, G. y. Simon. John
Simmons, r, o. Lilly, @. X. McCul-
Tough, J. l.. Kennedy, John Essley,
| T. r.. Harvey, r. d. Province, Percy
Il. Magee. W, +. Schuermeyer, =. j.
Hurley. u. l.. Essley, f. f, Nelson,
| Wayne /. Dickey Mrs N. a, Drain.
S G. Chase. Roy Short, A. c. Sin
clair. Hal G. Rambo, Ed Lashiey,
! j. ). Overstreet, ". j. Haner, VIII
| lard Foster, DR. Ira Allison, Bird S.
| Mcclure w. G.. Skelly G. Il Suppcs,
James A. Kennedy, Or. s. q. KEN
nody. B. l.. Ablcht f. y. Misencr,
J, II, wilkins, +. O. Lingo, II. G..
Burns, w. o, Allison,
Aside from the section commend
were as follows,
"The republicans Of Tulsa county.
oklahoma. I'm convention assembled.
! on this 25th day OF August, 1922, an
| nOunCo the following resolutions as
their platform:
I'VE affirm allegiance and fealty
20 the great principles and teachings
Of the republican party from the
time OF Abraham Lincoln, proud OF
fv.av. AL a i.
| galaxy OF its great leaders, proud Of
It's virilc, present ability to meet and
overcome the different problems In
government, foreign ana domestic
and 10 achieve for the benefit Of nat
ton and people In the Immediate
and future.
I'VE commend the present nation
al administration with Warren q.
Harding. our illuFtrious president,
aa leader. for It's s,atesmauuke
handling Of foreign relations and
affairs and for rs large progress to-
! wards providing the gONcrupon'
nnd people against Internal disscn-
sions and disaster. consequent upon
and following from ms,administTa-
ton Of affairs abroad and al hon"
during and Immediately succeeding
the World war
we believe IN the great prin-
ciple Of indirect taxation, rather
than direct taxation from which 70
provide the large revenues needed
Ia carry on the government and
meet it's obligations and that IN
such taxation. American labor In
dustries. and productions shall be
fully and adequately protected from
/ unequal competition with cheap la
hor ana It's industries and produc-
iions brought into our markets