1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/3: One-arm joint — A chair dairy lunch.at one-arm (joint), n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Bundle stiff — A hobo who carries a bundle of suitcase, nightshirt or toothbrush.at bindle stiff (n.) under bindle, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Boiling up — Washing clothes.at boil-up (n.) under boil, v.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/3: Tucson blanket — A newspaper used to sleep on .at California blanket (n.) under California, adj.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Dan O’Leary act — To walk.at do the Dan O’Leary (act/stunt) (v.) under Dan O’Leary, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/3: Regime — Tea [sic] cents. Known also as a ‘dimer’.at deemer, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Dingbat — A laborer; known also as a shovel flirt or stiff or groundhog.at dingbat, n.7
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Ducket — a begging card; sometimes has a poem on the back of it.at ducket, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Dummy dodge — To pretend you are deaf and dumb for begging purposes.at dummy dodge (n.) under dummy, n.1
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Flop joint — Lodging house.at flop joint (n.) under flop, n.5
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Flopper — A beggar who pretends to be crippled; squats on sidewalk near prominent corners; pleadingly holds out hand or hat. (See ‘Sap artist’).at flopper, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: Fly mugs — Police officials.at fly mug (n.) under fly, adj.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: Fuzzytail — A tramp who is fresh; one who likes to praise himself and brags on how to get by.at fuzzy tail (n.) under fuzzy, adj.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: Gay cat — A hobo [...] one who is too proud to work; goes from towen to town in search of work.at gaycat, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/1: Dingbat — A laborer; known also as a shovel flirt or stiff or groundhog.at ground-hog, n.2
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: High fence — A white collar.at high fence (n.) under high, adj.1
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: Hobo tango — Lockstep; learned in penal institutions.at hobo tango (n.) under hobo, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: Hostile — Referred to towns or police that are brutal and mean to hobos.at go hostile (at) (v.) under hostile, adj.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: John Johnson — A traveling beggar; a tramp who won’t work; believes the comunities owe him a living.at John Johnson, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: jungle court — A make believe court held in woods by hobos.at jungle court (n.) under jungle, n.
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/2: Knocker — A stool pigeon; to get information.at knocker, n.1
1915 Morn. Tulsa Dly World (OK) 13 June 19/3: Roller — a pickpocket; known also as a ‘dip,’ a ‘lush maker’ or ‘two-fingered gent’.at lush maker (n.) under lush, n.1