Oklahoma Banks Withdraw From State Depository Pact
Oklahoma national banks withdraw from the state depository pact after the comptroller cites an Attorney General opinion deeming the guarantee deposits law illegal. The move affects about 57 banks and reduces state funds by roughly $60 000 as banks pull out and notify the comptroller.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Kane
Gonstal Bonaparte
Comptroller’s
Kew Vinita Mining Company Chartered
Guthrie Oklahoma August 10 The state issued eight charters Saturday including the Washington Mining Company of Vinita with capital stock 50000 incorporators C C DePue W B DePue and A J Churchill all of Vinita Addition T Smith of Boise Idaho G G Benalson John H Holt James Easley Smith and W W BonDurant of Washington D C
Burgess 10 Organize New Band in Vinita
M. Burgess will organize a city band independent of businessmen. The band previously relied on merchants and poor collectors and failed. the plan is for members to pay their own way and bill the city or Commercial Club for services. Musicians are urged to meet at the band room over the post office tonight.
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M. Burgess
Oklahoma Central railroad receivership referred to Master Rogers
The Oklahoma Central receivership case was referred to Master in Chancery C. B. Rogers amid public interest over Governor Haskell’s involvement. The governor supported a small creditor against Tartle, aiming to keep control with state courts. N C Barry of Afton was seen in Vinita streets.
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Oklahoma Central Railroad
C. B. Rogers
Haskell
City votes on eleven blocks of paving and street work
In a special session the council discussed a sewer main on the west side and macadam and curbing for Cana kala avenue. Proceedings paused on the Cana kala paving while petitions for sidewalks were received and road allocation for the cemetery extension advanced.
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Canadian Avenue
Ganddian
Vien
Sermiper
Ulinois
Second Street
Law Forces OK Divisions to Three for M K & T Line
The MK and T railroad will shorten its divisions from Parsons to Denison into three sections Parsons to Wagoner Wagoner to McAlester and McAlester to Denison. Muskogee and Wagoner vie for the favored town status as the line redefines working hours under a new state law.
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Katy
Oklahoma
Wagoner
McAlester
Mackagee
Alfely
Parsons South
Parsons
Denison
Muskogee
Lonfest
Town News Roundup and Local Whispers
Chelsea resident E. E Gordon earns city credit as a “star in the city.” Muskogee’s F. L. Morey and wife begin Sunday plans. Tales of travel, visiting kin, and local errands fill the week with reports from Alester to Welch and Mayesville. A note on Park fencing provokes discussion as a copper strike hints at Spavinaw prospects. osteopathic convention draws attendees. county school fund allotment for Craig County confirms per capita allocation.
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E. E Gordon
Chelsea
F. L. Morey
Muskogee
Lewis
Tessie Chouteas
Alester
JW. Hilderbrand
Miley Sissie
Joe Foster
E. Harris
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Williams
Poreum
Midland Valley Railroad
Musee
W. D. Freeman
W. P. Thompson
Mayesville
Ark
Tepe
J.J. Schmidtkina
Canada
Mexico
Treamster
Ficklin
Craig County
Cotig County
Notice on penalties for horses and teams left on streets
City marshal Joe Wheat will begin enforcement on Eramett Skisners new residence on Loweh Miller street as part of an ordinance against horses and teams left on public streets. The warning urges residents to comply to avoid fines and expense.
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Joe Wheat
Eramett Skisners
Loweh Miller Street
Sunday Picnic At Crutchfield's Place
Mrs L Houk chaperoned a party of young people on a planic at Crutchfield farm west of town yesterday. Those who enjoyed this outing were Miss Mabel Bagby Net Smith Fay Trott and Mesers John Crutchfield Rosa Badgett and George Blakeney.
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L. Houk
Crutchfield Farm
Mabel Bagby
Net Smith
Fay Trott
John Crutchfield
Rosa Badgett
George Blakeney
Fowler Campbell wedding quiet in Oswego Kansas
Miss Jonnie Fowler and DeSoto Campbell married in Oswego Kansas on Saturday evening. They are honeymooning in Kansas City for a week before returning to establish their home. Fowler comes from Vinita’s Fowler family and Campbell from Seneca Missouri, a carrier on a rural mail route.
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Jonnie Fowler
DeSoto Campbell
Oswego
Kans
Kansas City
Miss Fowler
J. M.B Fowler
Vinita
J. R. Campbell
Seneca
Mrs. Campbell
Millionaire William Sailor Attacked in Manitou Cab Ride
William Sailor a Delaware Indian and Manitou resident rumored millionaire, was attacked by W M Walker in a cab after a night of heavy drinking. Sailor overpowered Walker and Walker is reported in critical condition. The incident occurred near Seven Falls and Colorado City as both men rode back toward Manitou. Sailor's wealth and business ventures are noted, while local figures Frank Conner and Kenneth Porter are mentioned in passing amid a chaotic account of events and services at a Methodist church following the night.
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Manitou
Col
William Shailor
W. M. Walier
Walker
Shallor
Seven Falls
Cylorado City
Sailor
Bartlesville Distriet
Oklahoma
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Smock
WAY
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma National
Bellamy
State Banking Board
Menefee
Stig
Mugkogee
KEW Vinita Mining Company Chartered
Burgess
N.C. Barry
Afton
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
Aroand Town
Granville Craig
Ms. Biven
Welch
J. C
Barker
Dpenina
Eouth
Moridliey
Tyule Thomason
Harrison Bethel
Aircliffe-Sanders Grocery
Teles
Sophie Beth
Losalay
Monkupee
Muskogee Toulny
Beth
Frank Calling
Chia Udening
Car
Southern Pacific Railway
Lowes
Spavinaw
Son
Crutchfield's Place
Chatterton
Callens
Rich Bartlesville
Frank Conner
Faikland
Kenneth
Dames Porter
Orelock
Butterick 'S Metropolitan
Batterick
Batterick’s Fashion Sheets
Vinita’s Big Department Store
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