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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

6

Oklahoma Bank Row Deepens as Judge Blocks Payments

Federal Judge J H Cotteral issued a temporary restraining order against Bank Commissioner A M Young halting further payments to depositors at the Columbia Bank & Trust company. Petitioners the National Insurance Company of Chicago and G C Smith of Springfield Mo seek a receiver and pro rata distribution, alleging insolvency and favoritism toward some creditors. Governor Haskell defended state officers, pledging full enforcement of banking laws and protection of all banks.

J. H. Cotteral Guthrie Columbia Bank and Trust Company A. M. Young State Banking Board National Insurance Company of Chicago G. C. Smith Springfield Young Associated Press Haskell Govenor Associated Press Dispatch Okla Missouri Dennis T. Flynn Flynn & Ames Oklahoma City Columbia Bank & Trust Company John H. Cotteral Cotteral United States District Court Columbia Bank Gchicago Smith Bank Examiner Young C. B. Ames Mr. Ames Flynn State Board State of Oklahoma C. N. Haskell Frank H. Greer Jim Menefee Treasury John T. M. Johnson St. Louis

Bank Turmoil at Columbia Bank Reorganization Probe

The Columbia Bank & Trust faces reorganization as W L Norton and associates plan to take over once cash is provided. Governor and state banking board seek assurance depositors are protected and operations resume on a sound basis. About $250000 in cash needed to satisfy authorities.

Columbia Bank & Trust Company State Banking Board W. L. Norton Norton Lee-Huckins Hotel Haskell Banking Board Broadway Columbia Bank &Trust Company

Pontotog County Teachers Association Holds a Profitable Session

About 50 teachers met in the South Side school on Saturday Oct 2 at 10 am the first meeting since the summer normal. Talks covered domestic science ethics of teaching and reading course work with emphasis on the state course of study and agriculture in country schools. A lengthy list of attendees from Ada Roff Center Francis and other towns followed.

Miss Rubel East Central South Side Bertha Rubel Eastern Normal Bowles Matthews F. L. Norton Melton Center

Cant Be Honest and Preach Cant Be Honest and Preach

Lawrence Kan October 1 Rev D H Carrick resigns from North Lawrence Christian church to become a street railway conductor. He says a gospel minister cannot lead an honest life citing public scrutiny of a pastor and wife’s finances and attire. He laments parishioners watching even shoes bought with church salary.

Bailey Defends Tariff Stand in El Paso Speech

United States Senator Joseph W Bailey argues against William J. Bryan's tariff statements in a Fort Worth dispatch. Bailey calls Bryan’s charges about Nebraska democracy false, defends lower duties, and urges reform through revenue-based taxation while criticizing Bryan’s rhetoric and electoral strategies.

Fort Worth Tex United States Joseph W Bailey William J. Bryan Mr. Bryan BP Paso Bailey Bryan Dallas el Paso Mr. Bailey Senator McEnery Louisiana Senate Cummins Iowa Texas Nebraska

Fire destroys round bale gin Thursday evening

A fire at the round bale gin broke out at 5 p m Thursday. Local firemen used buckets and then city water, but flames were already extensive before the city wagon arrived. Fire crews later brought the blaze under control and extinguished it.

Watkins Named Business Manager for Ada News

J M Watkins from Batesville Ark takes the business management role for the Ada daily and weekly News, bringing 14 years of experience in commercial printing and publishing. His wife Mrs. Watkins and daughter Miss Roberta will join him next week and stay at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Wilson until a home is found.

J. M. Watkins Batesville Ark Ada Watkins Mr. Watkins Otis Weaver

Prof Briles and wife return from state fair and Guthrie

Prof C. H. Briles and his wife arrived back Saturday night after visiting the state fair and Guthrie.

C. H. Briles State Fair Guthrie

Shawnee Police Chief Convicted of Bribe Accepting

Shawnee Oklahoma September 30 former Chief of Police W F Sims was found guilty by a jury of accepting bribes. He faces sentencing by Judge Russell the following day.

Shawnee, Ok W. F. Sims Russel

Mrs Ethel Shanefelt Returns to Sasakwe Sunday

Mrs Ethel Shanefelt was reported returning to Sasakwe on Sunday evening.

Ethel Shanefelt Sasakwe

Southern Democrats Divided Over Bryan Southern tour

Washington reports a split within Southern Democrats as William J. Bryan moves to campaign in the region for free raw materials. Senators Culberson and Taylor weigh private reactions while fearing the bid could jeopardize Bryan’s standing and potentially split the party.

Washington Culberson Texas Taylor Tennessee William J. Bryan South Bryan

Democrats Face House Battle as Southern Support Fades

The speaker notes that loss in the southern vote would doom the party’s chances for the next House. Chairman Lloyd of the Democratic Congressional Committee has not decided on a campaign strategy or timing for the fight to win control of the House.

House of Representatives Lloyd Democratic Congressional Committee

Dead Indian Territory land titles face invalid conveyances

Muskogee Oklahoma September 30 attorney general Wickersham states that inherited full blood lands bought through probate courts must have interior secretary approval to be valid if the allottee died before May 27 1908. About 75 percent died before that date and land buyers acquired the properties.

Muskogee Oklahoma Old Indian Territory Wickersham Secretary of the Interior

National Geographical Society Withholds Cook Recognition

Washington October 1 The National Geographical Society directors will not recognize Cook in an official capacity during his Washington visit next Sunday to lecture They also require committee review of Cook and Peary records before accepting either as pole discoverers

Washington, D. C National Geographical Society Cook Washington Peary

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Allege Young Pontotog County Supt. Pierce N. Reese Svalyn Ray Mayme White Birthel Flowers Colbert Margaret McKay Lee Smith Roff Geo. H. Priest Latta School Catherine Edmiston N. W. Erustmeyer Myrtle Vaden L. B. Hopson Kate Rushing W. T. Melton Pearl Dunscomb E. E. Matthews E. C. S. Normal Tennie Galyean Francis A. G. Bowles Denny Edith Felter Francis Pearl Scales C. O. Barton Lena Adkins Clarke Benson Tupelo Wm. A. Hall Owl Creek Bismark Turner Stonewall O. A. White Cresco B. L. French J. W. Steward Belleville W. L. Barker Vaness F. B. Stalnaker A. L. Fentem D. L. Melendy Francis T. F. Pierce Ann J. O. McMinn Homer Kansas Joe Bailey Choice Fruits F. C. Holman Central Main St. North Side Ada National Bank Ben BANK Pontotoc County Boey W. H. Braley
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