Bank Guaranty System in Oklahoma Showcased by Senator Owen
Senator Owen explains how Oklahoma’s guaranty fund pools deposits from state banks into a mutual insurance system. Banks contribute five percent of average daily deposits over twenty years, with safeguards to curb high interest and reckless lending. The fund boosts stability, deposits, and state commerce while exposing no state liability to depositors.
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Oklahoma
Bank
Oklahoma City
Sam
Robert L. Owen
County Meeting Denounces Railways On Public Roads
In Aberdeen yesterday a large Chehalis County gathering opposed using public roads for an interurban rail line. The meeting urged the county to deny the franchise, while discussing possible modifications and a plan to present the decision to the county commissioners on March 1.
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Chehalis
Troquiam
Montesano
Elma
Summit
Oakville
Washington
G. L. Humburger
G. M. Powell
J. C. Pearson
J. J. Carney
J. C. Hogan
Hodgdon
Hoquiam
Henry Harlan
Qakvile
J. W. Strubel
J. E. Calder
Frank Lamb
Hoquiam Commercial Club
W. J. Patterson
Patterson
Interurban Company
Interurban
W. H. France
Eldridge Wheeler
W. FL. Abel
France
Abel
Lack of American Seamen Due to Outdated Laws
Andrew Fu ruse th, president of the International Seamen's Union, told a House committee in Washington that Americans quit going to sea forty years ago due to laws failing to insure decent employment. He said U S seamen laws are out of date and pointed to the obsolete fugitive seamen provision tied to an old fugitive slave law. He questioned why steamship firms seek subsidies when current laws favor them.
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Washington
Andrew Furuseth
San Francisco
International Seamen's Union
House
Furuseth
America
Thousands of Corps Fail to File Returns in Washington and Alaska
Five thousand corporations in Washington and Alaska have not filed the required 1 per cent federal tax return before March 1. The potential minimum fine could reach five million dollars if all are delinquent. Alaska corporations must file at the Tacoma office. Washington entities may file in Tacoma Seattle or Spokane.
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Tacoma
Washington
Alaska
Alsaka
Tacoma Internal Revenue Office
Seattle
Spokane
Beef Trust Indicted in Meat Packing Conspiracy
A Hudson county grand jury indicted six major companies including the National Packing Company Armour & Co and Swift & Co with conspiring to limit meat and poultry supply. The defendants face up to three years in prison or fines and extradition if needed. Listed individuals include J Ogden Armour A Watson Armour Louis F Swift Edward F Swift Charles H Swift Edward Morris Ira N Morris and others along with several company officers.
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Beef Trust
Hudson County
N. J
New York
United States
New Jersey
Pierce Garvan
the National Packing Company
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Hammond Packing Company
D. E. Hartwell
Henry B. Darlington
A. A. Fuller
Lemuel C. Patterson
Cooper
Bathgate
Edwards
Hartwell
Darlington
Fuller
Raymond Fire Destroys Most Town Flags at Opera House
A morning blaze at the Drew and Younglove opera house in Raymond caused about 2000 dollars in damage to flags and equipment. The fire likely started when a piano toppled onto a stove. Insurance covered the building but not the destroyed instruments. The Knights of Pythias ball decorations used town flags, with roughly 200 dollars worth lost, including three from the school building.
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Raymond
Drew & Younglove Cpera
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Washington
Aberdeen Herald Summary Lost in Drifting OCR
The readable text is garbled and unclear, offering no coherent events, names, or places to summarize. It appears to be a damaged OCR fragment from The Aberdeen Herald with multiple misspellings and illegible segments.
Democrats propose ship subsidy bill in the House
The House welcomed a Democratic substitute bill offered by Representative Spight of Mississippi. It cuts customs duties on US owned ships by 5 percent, grants free entry of construction and repair materials, requires American registry for foreign built ships owned by US citizens, and ends foreign ships' mail subsidy under the 1891 law.
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Washington
Humphrey
House
Spight
Mississippi
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
United States
J J Hill to Testify in M J Gordon Trial
J J Hill is due to travel from St Paul to the Pacific coast and may testify in Spokane at the embezzlement trial of M J Gordon former solicitor of the Great Northern railroad. Spokane process servers plan to serve a subpoena. Hill will not evade it and his private car will be in Spokane yards overnight.
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Portland, Or
J. J. Hill
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Spokane
M. J. Gordon
Great Northern Railroad
Hill
Progressive Republicans gain in coming House shift
Washington dispatch reports that private GOP circles expect a large rise in Progressive Republicans after next year’s elections. Nebraskan and Indiana districts show likely primaries to nominate progressives, while Cannonism faces broad opposition across multiple states, signaling a tougher path for Speaker Cannon. Washington’s Senate race also draws attention amid national GOP realignment.
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Washington
B.C
Congress
House
Senate
Nebraska
John A. Maguire
William Heyward
Republican National Committee
Cannon
Hayward
Pollard
William O. Barnard
Indiana
Harnard
David A. DeArmond
Missouri
DeArmond
Doa Armond
Barnard
Cannonisie
Chicago Tribune
Michigan
Ohio
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minesota
Illinois
William B. McKinley
The
Tribune
Washinton
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Petersburg
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House of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha
Indigt Beef Trust
National Packing Company
Capiuses
Grand Jury
Aberdeen Herald
Magnate
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