The Oklahoma Federationist, founded in 1905 by prominent labor activist A. E. McKinley, has been a cornerstone of journalistic influence in Oklahoma City. Initially aimed at promoting labor rights, the newspaper has evolved to cover a broader range of topics, including local news, politics, and community events, while advocating for social justice and economic equity. With 2,423 scans available on OldNews.com, starting from 1916, you can explore the rich history captured in the Oklahoma Federationist. This historic publication is renowned for its commitment to integrity and accuracy, providing robust investigative reporting that highlights crucial issues affecting workers. By browsing through these scans, you may discover mentions of historical figures, pivotal events, and even stories from your own family history, all of which have shaped the community's narrative. Dive into the past and uncover the influential role of the Federationist in shaping public discourse and community engagement throughout the state.