National Bankers Ask Charter Vote On Oklahoma Laws
Guthrie Jan 23. A state committee of national bankers criticizes the guaranty deposit law and outlines three options: stay as national banks, surrender charters and convert to state banks, or form an insurance company to cover deposits. The discussion touches on federal habeas corpus cases and state vs federal jurisdiction.
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Guthrie
National Bankers
Charles L. Engle
el Reno
State Bankers’ Association
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Defends State Power Over Gas Pipelines
Guthrie Ok January 23 Governor Haskell asserts Oklahoma may use eminent domain and highway control to block gas piping to the state line. He says Indians cannot violate state laws and expects no serious trouble. Officials note possible federal involvement but Justice Department action uncertain.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Haskell
United States
Garfield
A. F. Vandeventer
Okla
Oklahoma Banking Act Amendment Aims to Guarantee Deposits
Guthrie Oklahoma January 22 The Supreme Court discusses transfer of criminal cases from Kadiax Territory to state courts. A bill to guarantee bank deposits in Oklahoma is likely to be introduced, removing the need for state control over national banks insurance. A contract between national banks and the state would let the banks accept insurance under state supervision and undergo periodic state examinations. If the controller objects Congress may authorize national banks to proceed.
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Guthrie
Ohio
Kadiax Territory
Supreme Court
Charlies Bonaparte
W. J. Gregg
United
Gregg
National Banks of Insurance
Washington
Oklahoma
Congress
National Banks
Demand Cut in Billups Bill
Guthrie Oklahoma January movements in the house push for separating enforcement and dispensary clauses of the prohibition bill. If retrenchments are not made before final consideration the opposition may vote to defeat the bill with the emergency clause attached.
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Guthrie, Okio
Englishman accused of flag insult sparks outrage in New York
The Star Spangled Banner association demands firing of the Englishman alleged to have trampled a U S flag at a life insurance office. Two American clerks reportedly defended the flag with a beating of the visitor, and the association has made two Americans honorary members.
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New York
Star Spangled Banner Association
Mission Rally Draws Large Ada Audience
A Wednesday evening session of the Mission Rally attracted good attendance. J C Stalcup spoke on Missions, praised as a leading Oklahoma mission worker. Judge Furman discussed Orphans homework, with other talks by Wolfe Shawnee Harrell Ada and Harreld Holdenville. A resolution urging passage of the prohibition enforcement bill passed. A visit to the Oklahoma Portland Cement Co plant was invited for 4 pm today.
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J. C. Stalcup
Oklahoma
Bro. Stalcup
Furman
Ada
Bros. Wolfe
Shawnee
Harrell
Harreld
Holdenville
Bro. Wiley
Muskogee
Bro
Beck
Oklahoma Portland Cement Co
Hanson
Oklahoma Baptist Journal
The
Baptist Church
Public meeting honors Bryan and Harmon in Birmingham
In Birmingham on January 23 visitors William J. Bryan and Judson Harmon were welcomed with a large public meeting at the Bijou theater. Harmon claimed the next vice presidency caused a strong demonstration while Bryan predicted a Democratic victory based on party unity and a revived Democratic platform. Govs Comer Glenn and Smith joined the banquet, with 400 covers served and officials in attendance.
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Birmingham
Ala
William J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Harmon
E. B. Comer
Gov
Gray
Board of Jade
W. 8. Jackson
New York
Indian roll published with full tribal details
Muskogee Oklahoma January twenty three five hundred copies of the roll listing every citizen of the Five Tribes with age sex and Indian blood and roll number have arrived. The 634 page book is not alphabetized and an index will be prepared. The government will sell the roll at 1.75 dollars for paper bound or 2 dollars for cloth.
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Muskogee
Commission
Coal Case at McAlester Opens Testimony Day One
In McAlester Oklahoma on January 23 testimony resumed in the coal case with a single witness, a former Hartshorn mine superintendent, noting production costs of 1.50 and 2.40 per unit due to vein thickness. The hearing will continue tomorrow. Meanwhile the Simpson family was visited by illness this week with Mrs Simpson and her child still recovering and Dick returning to store duties.
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McAlester
Hartshorn
Richard Simpson
Grip
Cherokee female college at Tahlequah in state control
Gov. Haskell sent a message to the Legislature attaching a report by W. C. Rogers, principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, urging the state to arrange with the interior department to acquire the building and grounds used as the Cherokee female college at Tahlequah.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Haskell
Cherokee Nation
W. C. Rogers
Interior Department
Tahlequah
Refuse Bond For The Thomas Brothers
Lawton Oklahoma January 22 after a long court session John Thomas of Lawton and William Thomas of Chico Texas were bound to the grand jury without bond for the death of Dr Beauchamp on January 15 The defense seeks bail via habeas corpus while Judge George W Clark is set to hear the petition and Judge Johnston recused himself over personal friendship with John Thomas
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Okla
Pan
John Thomas
William Thomas
Chico
Tex
F. D. Beauchamp
Thomas Brothers
Beauchamp
District Court
Jennings
George W. Clark
Oklahoma County District Court
Johnston
Cherokee Nation and State Blind Asylum Matters
The report by Chief Rogers was not acted on. Winfi a has applied for admission to the State Blind Asylum as part of ongoing arrangements with the Cherokee nation. No further action was recorded on the report.
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Cherokee Nation
Winfia
Rogers
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