Motion to Dismiss Injunction in Bank Case
Guthrie Oklahoma October reports a Missouri financier filing in federal court to dismiss his suit and an intervener to restrain the state bank commissioner from paying out funds of Columbia Bank in Oklahoma City. Bank commissioner Young continues payments despite a restraining order while Norton and associates push for transfer back to original owners.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Okla
I.w. Smith
Missouri Capitalist
State Bank
Lowed Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Oklahoma City
Smith
State Banking Board
Okahoma City
Okio
H. H. Smock
Columbia Bank and Trust Company
Smock
Charles West
Ter Smock
Grand Jury
Norton
Cotteral
Federal Court
Lawton
Chicago
Missouri
Btaty Bank
Young
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Banking Board
W. L. Norton
Columbia Bank & Trust Company Bank
M. Putnam
Putnam
United States
W. Smith Med
Guth Vie
Columbian Bank
B. Ames
National Insurance Company
Ames
Boons Seek Mandamus To Restore Cherokee Citizenship
Frank Boon and Volney Boon seek a mandamus in the U S Supreme Court of the District of Columbia asking Secretary Ballinger to restore them to the Cherokee Nation rolls. They are represented by Rappler Merillat James K. Jones and Kane Buford. They allege arbitrary action for removal from the rolls due to nonresidence in the Nation. The petition contends Frank Boon served in the Philippine Insurrection and cannot be barred from citizenship.
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Washington, D. C
Frank Boon
Laurin B. Boon
Ae Nole Hetr
Volney Boom
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Frank Boone
Valney Boon
Rappler
Merillat
James K. Jones
Washington, D.C
Kane & Buford
Bartledville
Okio
Phillippine
United
Justicay
Damuss
Springfield Fire Destroys Wunderlick Cooperage Plant
An Associated Press dispatch from Springfield Missouri reports a morning blaze that destroyed the Wunderlick Cooperage plant and badly damaged the Eisenmayer Milling elevator holding eighty thousand bushels of wheat. The estimated loss runs into thousands of dollars.
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Annooiated
Springfeld
Wunderlick Cooperage Company
Eisenmayer Milling Company
Oklahoma City Democrats choose rival of Gov. Maskell
In Oklahoma City on Wednesday, Democrats backed a rival to Governor Maskell, Hon. Lee Cruce of Ani more. Cruce declined to discuss candidacy, saying he would await further developments as the party weighs its options amid long-quiet intrigue.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Maskell
Lee Cruce
Animore
Kentucky
Red Star Garrison Floors Draw Interest in Quiet Market
There are other good floors but none ne mood oa Red Star, Garrison. (Note: Unable to extract coherent facts from provided fragment.)
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Red Star
Garrison
Sanders-Wright Store Opens New Large Vinita Showroom
The Sanders-Wright Store invites visitors to its big new 119 121 123 and 128 Wested Illinois Avenue location in Vinita Oklahoma. Occupying 0,000 square feet with 2,000 square feet of ware room and 112 feet of modern show windows the store proclaims itself the economy center of Vinita with the largest departments in dress goods dry goods shoes hosiery millinery ready to wear and more, offering superior values at cash prices and encouraging social visits to explore the vast stock and layout.
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Sanders-Wright
Illinois Avenue
Vinita
Oklahoma
Supreme court reverses lower courts on liquor shipments
Oklahoma Supreme Court rules that shipments of intoxicants on railroad premises may be seized before delivery to the consignee if possession is retained for sale or unlawful use. Justice majority rejects Interstate Commerce protections once liquor is inland and emphasizes confiscation before final delivery, clarifying consignee possession limits.
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Guthrie, Olda
Det
Oklahoma
Ube
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals
Tucker
Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
Criminal Court of Appeals
Much Annes
Consignee
Enid Banks Agree to Pay Guaranty Drafts
Enid Oklahoma five state banks announce that drafts of the state banking board amounting to three fourths of one percent on average deposits will be paid on presentation to replenish the bank guaranty fund. Earlier rumors claimed the banks might refuse to honor the drafts.
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Associated Prov
Enid
Okla
State Banking Board
Jim Grow Law Sustained In Court In Guthrie
Guthrie Okla Oct 6 That negro interstate passenger ejected from train in Oklahoma for refusal to comply with the Jim Crow law cannot recover damages from the railroad company Judge William M Bowles in the district court at Newkirk writes the first court decision on this feature of the law and expects to aid in setting interstate passenger status.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoms
William M. Bowles
Newkirk
Census officials seek cheaper accurate farm data collection
Washington October 7 United States Census Director Durant discusses reducing costs and improving accuracy in the 1900 census by shifting away from punch cards for agriculture data. He notes enumerator shortages, brief service periods, and the need for college students and teachers to take leaves of absence to serve as enumerators in April and May.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Dana Durand
Durant Sald
Consis
Germany
Wheither
Broken Arrow Loses Agricultural College Site Bid
In Oklahoma City a stormy session, the state board of agriculture rejected the recommendation to locate an agricultural college facility at Broken Arrow. The deadlock arises as the locating committee favored sites in districts three four and five, but board approval is required for the final choice.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Senalon
Bos! of Agriculture
Atander Cameron
Agricultural College
Quhtte Attar
Agriculeu
Inet
Thomas
Board of Agriculture
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