Mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma 1904-1905. Chairman of the railroad committee of the Commercial Club, which conducted negotiations with the railroad companies and successfully aided in the Santa Fe and Midland Valley railroad companies coming into Tulsa. Director of the First National Bank of Tulsa. In September 1893, he participated in the run by which the Cherokee Strip was opened to settlement securing a homestead near Blackwell, Oklahoma before coming to Tulsa in 1902. He engaged in farming and other business enterprises before his start in politics. Son of John and Rheuby (Brenenstall) Cline and husband of Etta (Fair) Cline.
Mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma 1904-1905. Chairman of the railroad committee of the Commercial Club, which conducted negotiations with the railroad companies and successfully aided in the Santa Fe and Midland Valley railroad companies coming into Tulsa. Director of the First National Bank of Tulsa. In September 1893, he participated in the run by which the Cherokee Strip was opened to settlement securing a homestead near Blackwell, Oklahoma before coming to Tulsa in 1902. He engaged in farming and other business enterprises before his start in politics. Son of John and Rheuby (Brenenstall) Cline and husband of Etta (Fair) Cline.
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