Harry Rogers was born on a farm near Wheatland, Missouri, U.S.A., on May 24, 1877, and educated at Weaubleau Christian College. A precocious student, he began teaching school himself at age 15 and taught until he was 25, meanwhile studying at home to earn a law degree. Upon receiving the degree, he moved to the Oklahoma Territory and, in 1903, began a practice in the small town of Wewoka.
He later moved his practice to the city of Tulsa, and became a member of the Rotary club there. He was active in civic life, serving as president of the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, and then going on to head the State Chamber and the…
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