Guaranty Law Sustained By Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma banks won a constitutional challenge to the state guaranteed deposit law that funds a guaranty pool by daily assessments on average deposits. Justice Williams led a 5 to 0 ruling. Noble State Bank challenged the act claiming it violated due process and taxed one for another. The decision leaves open a possible US Supreme Court appeal.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma Bank
Robt. L. Williams
State Supreme Court
Noble State Bank of Noble
C. B. Ames
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Ames
United States Supreme Court
Flying Machine A Success
Orville Wright demonstrated mastery of flight with two flights of eleven minutes eleven minutes and six minutes thirty four seconds. He controlled the machine with steady hands circling high and low speeds and angles. He navigated the field with precision, showing calm, businesslike operation of the craft.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Drops Dead at Alter in Pleasanton Methodist Service
Mrs Rubin Griffin, about 65, collapsed while shaking a sister’s hand after joining Pleasanton Methodist church. The crowd sang as a physician arrived. heart trouble, worsened by excitement, is blamed for her sudden death. Griffin belonged to Mercer county’s oldest and most prominent families.
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Princeton
Leasanton
Here
Rubin Griffin
Oklahoma City Wide Open Writ Issued For Warrant Fight
The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued an alternative writ of mandamus directing County Judge Hooker to explain why he should not issue a search warrant for intoxicating liquors. Hooker refused the warrant citing the Billups booze bill as unconstitutional in its search and seizure provisions. Brown urged an immediate decision, asserting Oklahoma City is wide open.
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Guthrie
Supreme Court Today
Fred S. Caldwell
Prohibition Enforcement
James L. Brown
Hooker
Oklahoma County
Caldwell
Brown
Oklahoma City
Dutch Father Arrives with Thirteen Children in America
William M Branderhorst, 38, and his wife landed on the Rotterdam with thirteen children ranging from 19 to 3 months old. He plans to farm in the West, possibly Belle Iowa, saying America offers space and opportunity for a growing family and endorses Roosevelt's ideas on self-reliance.
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New York
Presiden
Roosevelt
Holland- American Line
Rotterdam
William M. Branderhorst
Branderhorst
Noordbrebant
Holland
America
Belle
Iowa
Choctaw and Chickasaw Citizens Association Organizes
The Choctaw and Chickasaw citizens plan to form a permanent organization in Purcell Oklahoma to protect business interests and settle affairs related to their tribes. Members will meet September 14 to finalize a charter and address treaty-related claims and proceeds.
Nackell and Flynn clash in Oklahoma debate
Oklahoma City Senate candidate Flynn and Gov. Haskell clashed during a three hour debate in Strood Oklahoma with exchanges over school land money and the secretary of the school land committee. The meeting ended in near confrontation as supporters intervened and Haskell challenged Flynn to Tulsa.
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Black Jack Grove
Lincoln County
Flynn
House
The
Republican State Committee
Mr. Flynn
Gov. Haskell
Omar K. Benedict
Oklahoma City
Haskell
Tulsa
Henry M Furman Appointed Presiding Judge in Oklahoma
Governor Haskell commissions Henry M Furman of Ada as presiding judge of the state court of criminal appeals. The other two judges are expected to be named soon, with J J Carney and Judge Baker likely filling the seats. Ada and Pontotoc county praise the selection as a merited honor. a contract dispute involving a non union shop and publishers is reported as adjusted.
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Criminal Court Appeals
Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Henry M. Furman
Ada
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Governor Haskell Cancels State Contracts Over Labor Clause
Guthrie Oklahoma September 9 Governor Haskell as head of the state textbook commission canceled the contracts of Scott Foresman Co and Allen and Bacon for refusing to adopt the union labor provision of the contract The governor threatened to expel the contract for Doubles speci fers published by Doub Co of San Francisco due to the dispute
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Haskell
Guthrie
Millionaire German Heir Disclosed for Carpenter
Berlin reports Fredrich Schmidt a carpenter from Spindelhof in the Upper Palatinate is heir to 7.5 million dollars in cash and to Russian estates once owned by a German officer who served in the Crimean War and later became a general. The officer married a countess and earned the Iron Cross in the Franco Prussian War.
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Berlin
Fredrich Schmidt
Spindelhof
Upper Palatinate
St. Petersburg
Russia
Schmidt
Neighbors Feud Ends in Arkansas Man Killings
Ambushed at eight miles east of Westville Oklahoma John W Murray was shot and killed by neighbor John Holt from a bush. Holt and Murray had lived near Lincoln Arkansas where Holt and friends were allegedly caught robbing a melon patch. A 200 man posse led by Sheriff Todhunter hunts Holt.
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Roane
Patton
Gore Goes West
Chicago telegram notes boundaries for forming a national organization and planning an aggressive campaign on the Pacific Coast to support actions aligned with the political objective.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Choctaws prepare to fight tax on allotments
Indianola Oklahoma September 10 The Choc taws plan to resist taxes on allotments with subscriptions led by Hon George W Choate president of the Choctaw senate appointed by Governor MecCur tain to raise funds for a suit to reach the highest courts The Choctaws claim Atoka Agreement exempts their lands from taxation while land remains under original allottee control.
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Indianola
George W. Choate
Choctaw Senate
MecCurtain
Choate
Atoka
Mystery Death of Dr Rustin Deepens In Inquest
In Omaha Sept 8 the Dr Rustin death case grows more complex as Mrs Abbie Rice testifies he sought death for life insurance and urged a second man Charles Davis into a plan involving poison and a bullet. Davis corroborates parts while denying a key motive.
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Omaha
Rustin
Abbie Rice
Rice
Austin
Heartbroken Mother Separated From Husband in Ada
A grieving mother loses home and custody as a wife returns with two children from Stonewall to Ada. She faces poverty and loneliness while the father takes the babies back to Stonewall. The case details remain unclear as the News respects privacy.
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Stonewall
Ada
Penneless
Frisco Wreck Near Schulter Oklahoma
Okmulgee Oklahoma September 9 a southbound Frisco train No 508 ran off the track at Schulter seven miles south of here no one was hurt though several passengers were shaken up and a hundred yards of track were torn up the noon Henryetta bound train helped move frightened travelers after the wreck.
Receiver Appointed for Mortgage Southwestern in Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma on September 9 the St Louis Oklahoma Southern Railroad case led to the Monet Southwestern Construction Co placed in receivership. Judge Campbell appointed N Fink as receiver for the company in the United States District Court, with the mortgage trust carrying bonds around 15000 and mortgage bonds mentioned.
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Muskogee
St. Louis
Oklahoma Southern Railroad
Monet Southwestern Construction Co
Ceiver
United A Court
Campbell Appoir
N. Fink
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