Oklahoma bank guaranty and October term docket in Kansas law
Topeka Kans Oct 1 Oklahoma City reports state bank commissioner Dolley says the Kansas guaranty law protects depositors after the Columbia Bank & Trust affair The Oklahoma situation shows wider political support for guaranty while Tulsa and Guthrie observers warn of disputes over deposit recovery The Oklahoma corporation commission adds forty six cases to its October docket including railroads electric service and a proposed statewide telephone rate promulgation.
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Cornhauli
Oklahoma
Topeks
Kans
I. N. Dolley
Kansas Bank
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Oklahoma City
Aanael Guaranteed Bank Mally
Dooley
Ola Hhoma City
Dolley
Okiaboas
Oklahoma Fuaranty
School Diviriot Boards of Education
Asamotation
Wil Wah
Guhraylord
Farher
de Guaranty
Ong
Ora
X ‘of
Guthrie
Okla
Commuanion
F. W. Wardwell
Senate
W. Brown
Watonga Okla
Watonga
Brownie
Mittin
Corporation Commission
Daniels Returns Ten GWE Testimony Reported
An unclear account mentions Daniels returning to testify before state detectives after a month missing. The fragment references a county attorney, alleged misconduct, and a possible connection to Panama with details unreliably preserved.
Whisky storage inquiry unsettles Maipayet case
In Maipayet a dispute over whisky storage arises with allegations against a proprietor. Mr Raines denies knowledge of whisky in a barn, claiming lack of access or control. Mr Briere complains of intrusion into property and asserts concern over ongoing bottling and sale activity.
President Taft to Take Short Rest in Portland
President Taft will take a short rest in Portland Oregon as part of a light schedule. A program arranged by the committee will spare the afternoon for the president to himself while the public address is planned for Sunday.
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Taft
Portland
Ore
Ort
Pate
Geehidrtaiume
National Banks Report Vast Individual Deposits and Reserves
Washington details show individual deposits totaling 5,009,893,080 with 21.47 percent reserve to deposits and a 29.05 percent aggregate to various reserves. The September call notes 877 banks averaged results, with discounts and loans at 5,128, etc. The report lists bonds at 468,600,170, due from banks at 1,257,241,288, and a lawful money reserve of 854,001,857. noted unpaid dividends and notes outstanding.
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Washington
United States
Bank Em
Ated
Treasury
Bankern
Trust Companion and Savings
Gulf Coast Damage From Hurricane Unveiled
New Orleans reports attribute Gulf damage not to a tidal wave but to inland forces driven by a massive hurricane. Investigations will determine how the storm’s force uprooted water from the gulf and swept inland, causing widespread destruction across the southern region.
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New Orleans
Meade
Gulf of Meteo
Andi
Gulf
Louteinna
Organize to Fight Approvals Will Be Railroad Scheme
Guthrie Oklahoma October 2 An effort forms to unite farmers and labor against a constitutional amendment restricting railroad land sales to outside corporations. Circulars circulate. labor leaders warn of a capitalistic plan and plan public speakers to oppose a special election. Also notes on land conveyance procedures for heirs of Indian Territory and recent Oklahoma express rate reforms and enforcement actions.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Dorset Carter
Oklahoma Central
Charles L. Dougherty
CG. Zeigler
J. Luther Langston
State Federation of Labor
Dawe
Farmers
Kate Harnard
Governor Hughes Orders Probe Into NYC Election Safeguards
Mbany N Y Oct 1 Governor Hughes pledges active steps to address alleged inefficiencies in guarding legal votes at the upcoming New York City municipal election. He appoints exjudge Wadbare to examine the management of the Metropolitan Electric District office and report findings.
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Mbany
Hughes
New York City
Exdudge Wadbare
Department of the State
Metropolitan Electric District
State Department
Shawnee Marshal Sentenced to Three Years in Penitentiary
Shawnee, Oct 2 W P Sime former chief of police of Shawnee was found guilty of grafting and bootlegging in district court yesterday. He was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary at McAlester. Bond set at 7500. Motion for new trial overruled. Defense given notice of appeal to the appellate court.
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Shawnee
Gkin
W. P .Sime
McAllder
Erie Court of Appesly
Sime
Afire
Interior Secretary to Visit Oklahoma Amid Pipe Controversy
Seattle dispatch reports the Secretary of the Interior plans a visit to Oklahoma in early October after examining projects in California and Arizona. The trip will address the controversial all pipe line extension over the Oenge lands, with emphasis on the four-state views.
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Secretary OF Interior
Oklahoma
Prem
Seattle
Wash
Secretary of the Interior
Leavin
Calleformia
Arisota
Golden California
Santa Fe
Kener
Pullman
Grand Canyon
Salt River
Arizona
California
National Geographical Society Blocks Cook Recognition
The National Geographical Society board denied recognizing Dr Cook as an official explorer and said acceptance of Peary or Cook conclusions requires examination of each explorer's scientific records by the society approved committee or commission. The statement follows Cook's planned Washington lecture.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Geographical Society
Dr. Cook
Washington
Peary
Cook
Baly
Two Women Prisoners Escape from McAlester Jail
AcAlester Okla Oct 5 Jane White serving fifteen years for manslaughter and Lucy Kelly jailed for petty crime escaped from Pittsburg county jail Thursday night using an ax loaned by the jail cook. They dressed in men's clothing. The White woman was captured at Wagoner yesterday riding a freight car. Lucy Kelly with a wooden leg was found in a negro shop in the east part of town. Jane White had not yet been transferred to the penitentiary.
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AcAlester
Okla
Jane
Alre
Lucy Kelly
Pittaturg County
Thureday
Wagoner
Jane White
New Train Service To Oklahoma Oil Fields
A daily passenger train between Independence Kansas and the Oklahoma oil fields will begin November, by the Missouri Pacific. Vice President Johnny announced the order after a conference at St Louis with twenty officials from Coffeyville and Independence. The delegation traveled through Kansas City en route home.
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Oklahoma Oil Fields
Associated Press
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Missouri Pacife
Johnnoy
St Lowie
Coffeyville
Independences
Arrest man after heavy arms taken near Portland hotel
In Portland on October 2 Captain Batley and two detectives arrested a heavily armed man in front of the Portland hotel as Taft prepared to join a military parade. The suspect, holding a camel and refusing to name himself, was found with a six shooter and extra ammunition. The man claimed to be from Boston.
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Associated Press
Portland
Gre
Batley
Taft
Provident
Halley
Tosten
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United States Indian Superintendent
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Wilson Street
F. L. Marney
Riddles Barn Vinita, Oklahoma
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