Talk of Guaranty Law Boosts Oklahoma Bankers
W M Malone of Vinita state building and loan auditor and Bank Deposit Guarantee Journal publisher says state bankers support the guaranty law despite a 1 percent emergency assessment. He notes deposits rose from 18 million to 54 million, with over 15 million from other states, and pledges tighter supervision and enforcement against incompetent bankers.
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W. M. Malone
Vinita
Banking Department
State Building and Loan Auditor
Bank Deposit Guarantee Journal
State Bankers of
Oklahoma
Malone
Guaranty Fund
Banking Board
Wichita Banker Naftzger Found Guilty in Stamp Case
A federal jury convicts Levi Naftzger former head of a major Wichita bank of unlawful traffic in stolen postage stamps the trial tracing a chain from the Callahan gang to Chief Burt and post office robbers. Sentencing by Judge Pollock slated in the current term.
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Wichita
Kans
Mar
Sam
Levi
Naftager
Southwest
Naftzger
John Callahan
Callahan
Frank 8. Burt
Burt
H. Samuels
H. J. Bone
F. 8
PostoMee
John Elvin
The
National Bank
Plymouth
Springfield
Casey & Garst Wholesale Company
Joe Casey
James Oliver
Oliver
Kansas University
Clifton C
John C. Pollock
Attempted Jail Break by Burglary Suspect Foiled
John Williams held on burglary charges attempted to break jail last night by firing the furnace and accessing the coal room. He broke a hinge window lock but was stopped when the escape route was cut off and returned to custody after alerted guards.
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John Williams
Williams
Supreme Court Sets April 3 Hearing on Oklahoma Capital Move
The U S Supreme Court today advanced the case on the constitutionality of moving Oklahoma's capital from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. Arguments are scheduled for April 3 in Washington D C.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Deputy Shoots Jointest at Shawnee Sunday
Shawnee Oklahoma reports Deputy Sheriff Doc Tilghman shot and killed Hank Meeks after a whisky search found none and Meeks allegedly hurled an epithet. Tilghman had closed local joints and started a crusade against bootlegging and hidden whisky peddlers, with public opinion divided.
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Shawnee
Okla
Doc” Tilghman
Hank Meeks
Tilghman
Meeks
Tariff Revision Plans Underwood Elaborates Schedule Timing
Washington March 20 The Ways and Means Committee plans to begin tariff work this week and draft a Canadian reciprocity bill as a committee measure. The panel will keep Canadian schedules separate and follow the bill with one or two tariff schedules, aiming to send the measure to the Senate by May 1.
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Washington, D. C
Underwood
House Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Ways and Means
House
New Chicago Secretary Invited to Speak at Irrigation Congress
Walter L. Fisher, newly appointed secretary of the Interior, is urged by Chicago leaders to address the Nineteenth National Irrigation Congress in Chicago late this year. He is noted for conservation knowledge and legal practicality, and may tour the west to gather data for policies benefiting irrigation and water power interests. Fisher, father of seven, is linked to Ballooner Ballinger-Pinchot controversy and a possible future role on the Supreme Court bench discussions.
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Chicago
Ill
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
Taft
National Irrigation Congress
Fisher
Congress
Chicago Board of Control
Washington
Ballinger
Chicagoan of Conservation and Traction
Boards of Trade
West
Secretary Fisher
Northwest
Southwest
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
Tirat
Railway Securities Commission
New York
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Mr. Fisher
February Exports Rise in Farm and Factory Goods
The February 1911 export report from the Bureau of Statistics shows gains in both farm and factory goods compared with February 1910. Notable increases occur in cotton, tobacco, leaf tobacco, cottonseed oil, oleo oil, corn, flour, lard, bacon, hams and shoulders, and various manufactures including cotton cloths, apparel, tools, instruments, automobiles, lumber, and electrical machinery. Some items decline or stay level, such as wheat, fresh beef, coffee, cattle, copper, leather, steel rails, and certain animal products.
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Bureau of Statstics
Department of Commerce and Labor
India
Booker T. Washington 16 Unable to Appear in Court
Booker T. Washington could not appear in court due to injuries from last night. The hearing on charges of felonious assault against Albert Ulrich was postponed until tomorrow after Ulrich claimed his wife reported an encounter with a black man in their hallway. Washington required sixteen stitches to his scalp after being chased for two blocks to a hospital.
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New York
Booker T. Washington
Albert Ulrich
Washington
Ulrich
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