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Partial clipping of the top headline of the June 1, 1921 First Extra edition of The Tulsa Tribune. Headlines read "7 WHITES, 50 NEGROES DEAD," "FIRES SWEEP BLACK QUARTER IN WAKE OF ALL NIGHT RIOT," "BLACKS CARRY BELONGINGS AS THEY VACATE" and "'KEEP OFF THE STREETS,' PLEA OF POLICE BOSS"
Tulsa Tribune, State Edition, First Extra “7 WHITES, 50 NEGROES DEAD” June 1, 1921
Coll. No. 1989-004-7-1b_VAULT
Partial clipping of the top of a newspaper. Headlines include "MANY MORE WHITES ARE SHOT," "WHITES ADVANCING INTO 'LITTLE AFRICA;' NEGRO DEATH LIST IS ABOUT 15," "SCORES BADLY WOUNDED REMOEED[sic] TO HOSPITALS, THREE [unreadable] ON THE WAY," and "RACE WAR RAGES FOR HOURS AFTER OUTBREAK AT COURTHOUSE; TROOPS AND ARMED MEN PATROLING[sic] STREET"
Tulsa Daily World Second Extra, “MANY MORE WHITES ARE SHOT,” June 1, 1921
Coll. No. 1989-004-7-1c_VAULT
Partial clipping of the top of a newspaper. Headlines include "MARTIAL LAW DECLARED," "FRUSTRATE ATTEMPT OF PAIR TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL," "THE DISGRACE OF TULSA," "CITY QUIETS DOWN AS TROOPS TAKE UP STRATEGIC POSTS," and "PROCLAMATION".
Tulsa Daily World Fourth Extra “MARTIAL LAW DECLARED,” June 1, 1921
Coll. No. 1989-004-7-2_VAULT
Aero View of Tulsa, Okla., 1918
Aero View of Tulsa, Okla., 1918
Call number G4023.T8_1918_.T85_Map