Guaranty Banks and Deposit Shifts in Oklahoma
State banking board releases figures showing deposits in Oklahoma banks under the guaranty law. By July 15, total secured bank deposits rose sharply while unsecured banks showed declines. overall secured banks gained about 4.51 million dollars since December, with state funds down about 1.2 million.
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Guthrie
Okla
Sept. S
State Banking Board
Oklahoma
Banking Board
Gov. Bellamy
KR. C Oakes
Hiih
Informal Meeting of The Commercial Club Delivers Limited Plans
A brief gathering of The Commercial Club discussed future actions but took no definite steps. The meeting touched on proposals and potential directions without committing to any specific move.
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Commercial Club
Okone County Fair Among Eastern Oklahoma's Best Yet
A highly successful Okone fair in eastern Oklahoma drew large premiums and crowds Sept 1 2 and 3 with daily ball games racing stock shows baby shows and rope and other contests. Okove Big Cabin and Jim Harmon won top roping time while a long list of premiums honored top horses hogs corn and other exhibits.
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Oklahoma
Okone
Big Cabin
Okove
Jim Harmon
Mack Catatlowey
W. J. Slate
Saturn
H. Elliott
Grant Cass
Jim Connelly
Mr. Johnson
Gentry
Deas Fer- Kitson
Martin
Henry Crouch
Hi Ward
Wyman Thompson
Dodge Warrenstaff
H. Ward
County Clerks and Treasurers Meet in Oklahoma City
About forty county clerks and county treasurers from across the state gathered in Oklahoma City for a session to discuss conditions affecting their work. The short session yielded no actions and will adjourn tomorrow.
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Oklahoma City
Assessments Raised for Telegraph Firms in Oklahoma
The state board of equalization raised valuations for the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies operating in Oklahoma. Western Union wire values jumped from 10 to 60 per iron wire and 20 to 100 per copper wire, about five times the company figure. Pole values rose from 10 per minute to 200 per mile, with thirty poles per mile. Postal Telegraph saw its assessment set at 40 per mile with total state property valued around 4,200.
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Potes
Guthie Street Railway
Enid City Railway Company
Tulsa Street Railway Company
Oklahoma City Railway Company
Shawnee Teeutiteh Traction Company
Muskogee Electric Traction Company
Guthrie
State Board of Equalization
Oklahoma
M. Trapp
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
The
Postal Company
Oklahoma Injunction Refused Against State Officers
May go to federal courts as Judge Ralph F. Campbell refused to issue an injunction against Oklahoma state officers restraining them from soliciting interstate Mayer orders into the state. The ruling cited jurisdiction limits and noted the complainant may pursue state court remedies and, if needed, appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Also reported a gasoline stove explosion injuring Mrs J E Adame who was badly burned while cooking. recovery doubtful.
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McAlester
Ralph F. Campbell
United States Court
Oklahoma
A. H. Dreyfus
Kansas City
Mayer
Campbell
Jam Toe Harlin
Fitts
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Bald
J. E. Adame
Serna
Phyato
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King Hill
Idaho
Oregon
Homeseekers
Hill
King
A. Miller
Hammett
South Main Street
Tulsa
Guaranty
GREAT
Ingarase
National Banks
Fannie Garr
State Banks
Pryor
Okoee Cloees
Teels
Sutter
Mabel
Grayhed
Agate
Negro
Lawton
Lfe
Frank Ford
Frederick
Ford
Carter
Pend
New Ptate of
Canton
Oklahoma National
Juardh
United States Army
War Department
Oklahom Equalization Board
Telegraph Companies
Federal
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