Subject: Governors--Oklahoma<br> Tulsa (Okla.)--Social conditions--20th century / Medium: judicial records - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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Subject Governors--Oklahoma Subject Tulsa (Okla.)--Social conditions--20th century Medium judicial records

1. Letter Governor James B. A. Robertson to S. P. Freeling, Attorney General, 1921 June 3,

Creator:: Robertson, James B. A., 1871-1938
Date of Original:: 1921-06-03
Collection:: Tulsa Race Massacre Collection
Contributing Institution:: Oklahoma. Department of Libraries

2. Letter James B. A. Robertson, Governor, to S. P. Freeling, Attorney General, 24 March 1921

Creator:: Robertson, James B. A., 1871-1938
Date of Original:: 1921-03-24
Collection:: Tulsa Race Massacre Collection
Contributing Institution:: Oklahoma. Department of Libraries