The Larigston College / University of Oklahoma / College of Education / County Normal Institute / /
IndustryTerm
separate school law / racial separation law / enacted law / county option law / /
NaturalFeature
Canadian River / Negro / Red River / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
University of Oklahoma / First Territorial Legislature / Fourth Legislature / House of Representatives / Larigston College / Extension Division / College of Education / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / separate school district / U.S. Supreme Court / County Separate School Fund / Lincoln County School / First Legislature / County Normal Institute / /
Person
Renfrow / Frantz / Ferguson / Frank A. Balyeat / L. W. Baxter / Keaton / Losey / Cameron / /
Position
county superintendent / Democratic Governor / President / tutor / Superintendent / teacher / Governor / Democratic Territorial governor / President of the United States / writer / Secretary of the Interior / Territorial Governor / Territorial Superintendent / presiding officer / Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction / Secretary of the Interior of the United States / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Kansas / Lincoln County / Kingfisher County / Greer County / Oklahoma County / Logan County / Blaine County / Oklahoma / Fallis / Iowa / Arkansas / /
The Chronicles of Oklahoma SEGREGATION IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF OKLAHOMA TERRITORY By Frank A. Balyeat * When Oklahoma became a state, November 16, 1907, the