National banks to be examined under new rule
Guthrie Oklahoma April 19 State Bank Commissioner A M Young reports broad approval from national banks for his order requiring banks that want to hold reserve deposits for Oklahoma state banks to undergo two annual examinations by the state banking department. He plans to assign a deputy examiner to focus on national banks with several already signaling willingness to submit. The eight field examiners will handle the workload, with banks from El Reno Muskogee Wichta Walls Fort Smith Sherman and Fort Smith Bank and Trost company among those notifying compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
A. M. Young
Oklahoma
State Banking Department
Young
Oklahoma Banking Department
State Department
First National Bank of
el Reno
Commercial National
Muskogee
First National
Wichtta Walls
Tex
American National
Fort Smith
Ark
Merchants’ and Planters’ of
Sherman Tex
Forth Smith Bank and ‘Trost Company
Tom Wycliffe 15 Acquitted of Charge
Tom Wycliffe was tried in Tahlequah county court on a charge connected to the killing of Deputy U S Marshal Henry Vier near Karens. The jury found him not guilty and discharged the defendant. After the trial the jury and courtroom officers met with Governor Mankell, introduced by Attorney W P Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wycliffe
United States
Henry Vier
Karens
Tahlequah
Jayeliife Boyal
Mankell
W. P. Thompson
Oklahoma Board Bans Licenses for Tuberculosis Doctors
The Oklahoma state board of medical examiners voted unanimously to deny licenses to practice medicine to anyone afflicted with tuberculosis. The move follows recent cases of physicians with the disease coming to Oklahoma seeking treatment or to regain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oia
Oklahoma State Board of Medical Examinere
Oklahoma
Sheriff Arrests Forgeries In Milford Area
Sheriff Ridenhour arrested John Buford, colored, on a $20 check forged on J. M. Jones and cashed at Milford-Berger store. Mack Mingo, a second man, faced forgery charges for a $20 check on Joby Crutchfield and cashed on South Wilson Street. Both suspects were jailed in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridenhour
John Buford
J. M. Jones
Milford-Berger Stoe
Mack Mingo
Joby Crutchfield
Merrod
Xve
South Wilson Street
Treasurers Report of County Funds in Craig County
The state examiner Chas A Taylor reports the Craig county treasurer collected 6835.75 in taxes and disbursed 4800.24 from Oct 3 to Mar 1. A balance of 2208.78 remained on March 1, with several months’ taxes paid and 2800.59 state tax revenue added in the past three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Taylor
Craig County
Ficklin
Muonsend
Dot Stara
Col
Fietetin
Woman Appears in Bullette Tragedy
Charveniote Oklo April 19 John Bullette died from a bullet fired by a lover of a woman with whom he was infatuated. A letter found on the body warns to watch for a certain man and to question a night policeman about trains. Authorities trace suspects and hope to land the man blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charveniote
Oklo
John Buullette
Bullette
Te Ie
Htt
Geo
Avery
Cudahy Packing Company Indicted on Revenue Violations
Topeka April 17 federal grand jury returned an indictment against Cudahy Packing Company of Kansas City for violating revenue laws. Judge Pollock fixed bond at 46000. Alexander New, Omaha attorney, sought delay to confer with Thomas Creigh before bond entry. Company plans to fight the case. government seeks penalties and restitution for unpaid revenue stamps on nearly 900000 pounds of colored oleomargarine. Trial likely for October term in Leavenworth.
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Topeka
Kana
Cudahy Packing Company
Kana City
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Duidge John
Poflouk
Pollock
Alexander New
Karnes, New & Krauthoff
Kanday City
Federal Building
HM. J. Bone
New
Thomas Creigh
Omaha
Cudahy Company
Mrr. Mower
Tpw
Ing
Wr. New
Howe
Robe
Mr Hone
Leavenworth
Ada mob lynches four in jail ambush at Ada Oklahoma
A dawn mob of about two hundred men stormed the Ada county jail and hanged four white men, including J. B. Miller of Port Worth Texas. The mob overpowered the sheriff, dragged the prisoners from the jail, and killed them in a barn near the jail. The killings relate to the murder of A A Bobbitt, a wealthy cattleman, with Miller and companions suspected of involvement and Walter Peeler turning state evidence.
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Ada
A. A. Bobbitt
Okla
Miller
Port Worth
Tex
A. Bobbitt
Brown
Jesse West
Joe Aten
Porcine
Balde
Bobbitt
Just
Avangsin
Walter Peeler
Allen and Wert
Wat Brown
Allen
Aldrich Opens Debate on Tarife Revenue Sufficiency
In the opening debate on the pending tariff bill, Senator Aldrich, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, urged that the measure would yield ample revenue for the government. He argued Congress should cut expenditures if estimates prove incorrect to align with available revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Prenat
Washington, DCC
Benitor Aldrich
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Ananee Committee
Congress
Captain Hains Trial Opens in Flushing for Murder Case
The trial of Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. for the murder of William B. Annis began in Flushing with jury selection. It was unclear if the defendant’s wife Mrs Claudia Hang would testify for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Flushing
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Wm. B. Annis
Claudia Hang
Burlington to Cut Missouri Freight Rate to 2½ Cents
St Joseph Missouri April 14 Burlington railway will set a two and a half cent rate in Missouri likely to take effect May 1. Company officials in Chicago announced the action and wired notice to Judge M Spencer in St Joseph the Burlington general solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Joseph
Burlington Railway
Missouri
Chicago
M. Spencer
The
Burlington
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of an amended order of the Craig County Court a private sale of minors estate lands is authorized. The guardian Moses Webber will sell the undivided interest of Boyd Leander and Marvin Webber in 20 acres of NE 14 of NE 14 Section 15 Township 25 Range 20, with life estates to Moses and Ellen Webber. Sealed bids with one third cash, to judge at Vinita on April 24, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita Chieftain
County of
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Boyd Webber
Leander Webber
Marvin Webber
Theo. D. B. Frear
Vinita
Oldehoma
Croix
Moses Webber
Ellen Webber
Nelin Webber
Moses Wrbbhi
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Oklahoma National Banks
Mog
Sherif
Aldrich
D. H. Wilson
Hains
Will Mantain
EA Stubblefield, C. M.D
McGeorge Hidy
Drs. Schmidt & Schmidt
Office Scott Building
Cherokee Investment Co Agents Midland Savings & Loan Co
Morba, Atvorner
Edison Phonographs
Earth
Smiley Furniture Comp
William T. Rye
Scott
W. Day
Empire Block
First National Bank
California
Kansas City
St. Jones
A. T&s
Prescott
Mhoenix
Santa Fe
Ching
Possenger
Togaha
Kansan
Ene
Cobb Hotel
Idelity Farm Loan Co
Vinita, Okla
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