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Blood and Oil: The History of Tulsa

Historiansplaining: A historian tells you why everything you know is wrong

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The State of Martial Law in Oklahoma

The city of tulsa was split about this action. Some did support it, and there were newspapers who saw it as necessary action against the invisible empire of the clan. The state legislature tried to quietly speed up this process and try to bring this state of emergency and martial law to an end as quickly as possible. And so the governor suspended habeas corpus throughout the state and on his own authority, began a similar court. In november nine 23, the legislature impeached and removed governor walton from office for violations of habeas Corpus. And the state of martial law in tulsa ended. But none the less, the clan was significantly beaten back and largely retreated

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