Corrupt Bankers Hit By Official
Washington report details comptroller of the currency Lawrence M. Murray urging criminal penalties for bank officers who take personal compensation on loans. The annual banking review notes assets rising 5.63 percent to 53 258,000,000 with deposits at a record high and a national banking power near 71.38 billion. Murray seeks ten-year prosecution limits and liability for stockholders in national banks amid a weather forecast of cloudy skies with possible rain and colder by Saturday.
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Washington
Lawrence O. Murmay
Congress
Murray
United States
Treasury
County Commissioners to Meet in Ardmore Session
The state organization of county commissioners will hold its annual session in Ardmore on Monday December 11 for three days at the view county court house. Judge Gullweil Jr Russell will give the welcome. D P Bilis of Murray County will respond. A free Opera at the Robison Opera House closes day one.
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Ardmore
Oki
Dec
State Organization of County Commissioners
View County Court House
Gullweil Jr. Russell
D. P. Bilis
Murray County
Robison Opera House
Thetate Equalization Board
A. A. Achedon
United States Post Office
Chickasaw Lake
City Selects Paving Bids After Review of Materials
Tulsa officials evaluate nine paving materials from several bidders after wading through numerous bids for street improvements. The mayor and city commissioners deliberate which asphalt option best fits the project needs.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Bandits Kill Roadhouse Owner Near Barnesville Okla
J G Terry proprietor of a roadhouse was shot to death as he tried to stop a robbery of L C Blair. Two men known locally as Red Neill and Ace Ray held Blair and shot Terry inside the roadhouse before Blair drove away. Authorities arrested Neill and Ray after Blair identified them.
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Barnesville
Okla
J. G. Terry
Terry
L. C. Blair
Blair
Reporta Aere
Red” Neill
Ray
Neill
The Great Macks Hypnotic Comedy at the Grand
The Great Macks Hypnotic Comedy Company brings hypnotism and mental telepathy to the Grand Theatre all next week. The duo promises nightly novelty without vulgar content and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Great Macks Hypnotic Comedy Company
Grand Theatre
Mack
Macks
Hancock Couple Relocates to Vinita for New Home
Mr and Mrs N D Hancock moved yesterday to Vinita to establish their future home. Mr Hancock acquired an interest in the Crate County Abstract company. The Grove Sun wishes them happiness and prosperity as they begin this new chapter.
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N. D. Hancock
Vinita
Mr. Hancock
Crate County
Mra. Hancock
Grove Sun
Damage suits filed against paying company in Tulsa
In Tulsa County district court, damage suits totaling 30000 dollars are filed against Parker-Washington Paying Co. Plaintiffs George H. Derry Jr and Karl Armentrout seek 10000 dollars each for injuries from an accident caused by a sand pile on Thirteenth and Boulders. Parents George Horry and Evelyn Horry seek 10000 dollars for their son Berry’s medical costs and loss of earnings. Berry boy sustained multiple injuries including broken ribs and a torn back. Armentrout suffered severe head injury with scalp loss.
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Tula
Oki
Dec
Tulsa
Parker-Washington
George H. Derry, Jr
Karl Armentrout
George H
Evelyn Horry
Berry
Thirteenth and Boulders Avenue
Armeentrout
Ihises
Shawnee Business Men Protest 60 Percent Tax Increase
Tecumseh Oklahoma December. County commissioners extended the first half tax payment to January 16 after a request by Shawnee business men. A lawsuit to block the 60 per cent raise by the state board of equalization will be filed in this county with Holt confessing judgment. The December 18 assessment adjustment date is suspended pending the Supreme Court lax cases.
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Tecumseh, Okla
Dee
State Board of Equalization
Holt Ae
Supreme Court
Jasie
State Charters Issued in vainhome City
Secretary of State Harrison issued a charter to the Mexico Oklahoma Sugar Company of Ardmore with a 30000 capital stock. The charter allows acquiring and holding tang shares as a corporate purpose. Incorporators include Charles W. Rollins and others, with prior denial due to landholding restrictions now addressed.
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Harrison
Mexico
Oklahoma Sugar Company
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Charles W. Rollins
Ardmore and nearby towns form several oil and gas charters
The document lists incorporators and capital stock for multiple oil and gas ventures. Names include Paul Woiteren, Jones, Van Wolep of Ardmore. J. Ben Russell, H. T Kinbell, Grant Corbin of Privett Townette of Bixby. W. R. OR and WL Privott of Nixby. J Hurt Gibbons, Glenn Condon, C Fries, B E B Scott of Tulva. L Steiner, W. A. Chase, W A. Sipe of Nowata. Capital stocks range from 0 to 840,000 with various stated locations and a Purpone development concern.
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S Woiteren
Paul Jones
Charles van Wolep
Ardmore
Wer
Allun Oil and Gas Company
Altus
Purpone
Capital
J. Ben Russell
H. T Kinbell
Grant Corbin
Privett Townette Company
Bixby
W. R. OR
Privot
Oklahoma Supreme Court Hears Notes Fraud Appeals
Two promissory note cases from Muskogee and Oktahoma City were appealed to the state supreme court. In one, the American National Bank failed to secure a 50295 judgment against J Plaswell and M Bradley over stock in the International Land Company. In the other, Union State Bank of Muskogee won 1685.95 against J T Cargile on a 1909 note, fraud defense sustained to require no bank judgment.
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Oklahomm City
Supreme Court
Thavaday
Mekkogee
American National Bank
J. Plaswell
M. Bradley
Atock
International Land Company
Union State Bank of Muskogee
J.T. Cargile
Cargile
Hla
Quick Action in House on Owen Land Bill
Hearing on Senator Owen's bill to permit sale of segregated coal and asphalt lands in Oklahoma was postponed to Thursday. The House Indian Affairs Committee will hear the bill tomorrow with Governor Lockt of the Choctaw nation and Pat Hurley expected to attend. Both oppose surface sale without mineral rights disposal, but the measure is likely to be reported favorably.
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Washington, D. C
Owen
Lunda
Oklahoma
Committee On Indian Affaire
House
Lockt
Pat Hurley
Oklahoma Municipal League to Meet in Tulsa
The Oklahoma Municipal League holds its second annual conference in Tulsa December 11 to 14. Officials from major cities and state agencies attend. program covers taxation, governance, urban development, public safety, and public service regulation with talks by Governor Lee Cruce, Bishop Thurston, and other leaders.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ove
Lee Cree
N. Haskell
Jurteta
Oklahoma Manicipal League
L. A. Martin
Oklahoma City
B.D. Mitchell
Tula Commercial Clubs
A. F. McGar
Municipal League
Addraxeen
Thurton
Oklahoma
Purcy Knickeficker
Tule
Lee Cruse
Grant Foreman
Muskogee
All Felds
Commercial Omd
Alexander Potter
New York City
CL. Reeder
Talea
Irey Stim
Hoartmond
C. W. Dawson
Mushogen
Phillip Kates
W. A. Lodbetter
Ree Moan
R. Je Williams
Woclite
Atate Supreme Court
George H. Henshaw
Triplets from Jersey cow shock Tulsa farmer
Weat McCullough, a Frye farmer and brother of Tulsa Sheriff Wm McCullough, found a Jersey cow fresh with three calves this morning while feeding stock. Veterinarians call it an unusual freak of nature. all three calves are fully formed and one is believed to survive.
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Tulsa
Okla
Weat McCullough
Wm. McCullough
Tulsas
Boy Killed By Fast Mail Near Altair
Couch reports a fatal accident as Mrs Liti Meeks' little boy died when a stone to drive a cow from the railroad track caused him to fall. A train at about fifty miles per hour crushed the back of his head and broke an arm. He died instantly and the funeral was held at 10 this morning.
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Katy
C. Couch
Altair
Liti Meeks
Couch
Font Mall
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