Oklahoma statehood set for November proclamation
President Roosevelt plans to issue the statehood proclamation for Oklahoma on November 16 after reviewing protests with Attorney General Bonaparte. Governors and judges from Oklahoma met at the White House as the constitution and election returns were presented. Discussions touched on territorial court business and likely judicial appointments for the new state.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
United States
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Frantz
Clayton
White House
Gov
Elec. Maguire
Gilett
Cunningey
Silas Reid
C. E. Hunter
Lonz
Kansas
Tom Carter
Montana
McCumber
North Dakota
van Ee Weyne
Lnter
Cate
Pew
J. H. Campbell
McAlester
Shepherd Todc
Warner
Campbell
Byers
Hainer
Perry
Financial disaster shows signs of easing after Oct 21 report
New York Oct 21 reports indicate that the worst of the crisis is over and banking conditions are stabilizing. No further bank suspensions or adverse reports. hopes rise for resumption of most bank operations. currency hoarding and trust issues cited as easing amid fewer key financier conferences. J P Morgan monitored the situation from his library on 36th Street but did not deem a downtown visit necessary.
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New, York
Eda
Gecuipitica
Aepsaaibi
Farge
Secu
J. P. ‘Morsan
36Th Street
Cement Plant Nears First Run at Ada Works
The Oklahoma Portland Cement Company begins an initial test run of its new plant using Ada Electric and Gas power. Operations will continue for about ten days to prepare material for a potential 10 000 barrel cement output.
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Oklahoma
Portland
Ino&& Yimee
Bankers Rally Ada Citizens Explain Bank Suspension
A mass meeting at the Ada courthouse gathered bankers and hundreds of residents to explain the temporary bank suspension. W C Duncan chaired as bank presidents outlined the strong condition of banks and ongoing examinations, easing public concerns. The article notes a large local drive wheel project and plans for a mammoth plant, while Muskogee reports Indian Territory authorities cracking down on illegal game shipments and enforcing hunting laws with police and express-company cooperation.
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Score
Express
Vame
Bankers and Farmers Debate Panic and Prices in Ada
In Ada the banking crisis prompts leaders including Judge Henry M. Furman and attorney B H Epperson to urge confidence in home banks. They warn speculators may seek a panic to push prices down, urging farmers to keep money in local institutions while noting banks are solvent and government audits found them sound. The event follows a wave of bank closures across the region.
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B. H. Epperson
Citizens’ National Bank
Henry M. Furman
Furman
Farmers’ Union
Wall Street
Pearts
Nik Tanest
Brad T
Banka
Burleson
Congress
Texas
Statement of Ada banks and reserve action
A dated notice from W. L. Reed and J. W. Mays announcing Ada banks will conform to national reserve bank practices approved by the U S Government. It states branches will be supported and cotton shipments advanced to protect depositors and banks.
Ada banks praised for resilience during local credit strain
Bankers in Ada are lauded for hard business judgment and depositor protection as eastern-finance disruptions force temporary bank suspensions. Local merchants and farmers express confidence, with Ada firms offering to accept checks and provide bond guarantees to assure deposit safety amid the credit squeeze. A telegram from Sulphur, Oklahoma notes New York interests plan to advance construction funds for a proposed line linking St Louis to Springfield, Missouri.
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Zoo Citzens
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Hakeers
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Banka
Enue
Itheusan
I. T
eSee Squires
Oklahoma
Spingfield
New York
A. Telegram
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Jedxe Campbell
Alonzo A. Byers
Oxahoma City
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Statehood
Oxia
Niead
Bankers of
Poaite
Ada Banks
VU. S
Onlo
Iness
W. C. Duncan
National Banks of
National Bank
Svorabble
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Joe Lawrence
L Mw King
R. M. Roddie
W. H. L. Campbell
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Sherwood Hill
Dallas
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