Consolidation of Banks in Vinita Creates One Strong Bank
The International Bank & Trust Company, merged with Cherokee National Bank, now operates from the Cherokee building in Vinita. The new entity holds assets of about $600,137.09 at start, with roughly $160,000 in cash and over 12 hundred depositors insured by Oklahoma state law. The bank emphasizes safe, confidential service and Puts “Fair dealing” first under new leadership with B A McFarland as liquidating agent for Cherokee National Bank. Dawes Commissioner Dead: Moore, leader of the Cherokee land division, dies at 40 after a decade in government service, aiding allotment efforts for the five civilized tribes.
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What the Legislature Cost Oklahoma City
Oklahoma figures from Governor Cruce show the legislature cost an average of 1768.48 dollars per day. Five sessions since 1907 accumulated 472 days with appropriations for mileage per diem and expenses totaling 2007 177M.
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City candidates to host next Irrigation Congress
Chicago will host the nineteenth annual meeting December 5 to 9. Cities such as New Orleans Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Phoenix Rochester Atlantic City Charleston and others are competing to entertain the twentieth congress. Strong southern interest and western plans signal a lively bid process for the next Irrigation Congress.
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Frisco adopts new information system for rail service data
The Frisco announces a plan to subscribe to seventeen leading magazines to keep officials updated on rail service developments. Articles and notes deemed valuable will be summarized and forwarded to the appropriate department, ensuring timely access to relevant industry information.
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Judge Brown Dissolves Temporary Injunction In School Board Case
Judge Brown dissolves the temporary injunction involving the Clarel school board and teacher Mrs. Mary Thomas. The court upholds the contract with the school board despite an unendorsed Delaware county certificate and confirms county superintendents must endorse first grade certificates from other counties. The district now has two teachers under contract for one school. Cronan returns from Detroit. W A Cronan of Vinita Auto Co., Studebaker distributor, traveled to Detroit to visit EMF factories and meet General Manager Walter B Flanders, praising hospitality and the trip.
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Flynn Wins Ten Round War At Madison Square Garden
Jim Flynn of Pueblo defeated Carl Morris in ten hard rounds at Madison Square Garden. Morris, much larger, failed to press his advantage as Flynn dominated exchanges, keeping his opponent's face heavily cut while Flynn finished largely unscathed aside from a lump over his left eye. Flynn drew loud cheers as he left the ring amid spectators including Senator Frawley.
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October Football Schedule With Numerous Campus Games
A long list of October college football matchups appears with dates and venues across many campuses. Notable pairings include Carlisle against Lebanon Wall, Dartmouth versus Norwich at Hanover, Ohio State versus Otterbein in Columbus, Princeton versus Rutgers in Princeton, and Alabama hosting Birmingham in Tuscaloosa. The schedule reflects a dense slate across September 23 to October 7 with multiple universities playing at home and away.
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College football slate lists multiple 1920s era matchups
The schedule shows games across dates in October, with Vanderbilt facing Maryville in Nashville and Yale meeting Syracuse in New Haven. Other notable bouts include Army vs Yale at West Point, Princeton vs Navy in Annapolis, and Harvard vs Cambridge rivals, reflecting a diverse lineup with several intersections among major programs.
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Mortgage For $10,000,000 Filed In Oklahoma City
A mortgage securing a $10,000,000 loan by the Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railroad to United States Mortgage and Trust Company and Calvert Brewer of New York was filed with the Oklahoma secretary of state. The note, payable in 1914, bears five percent and contemplates extensions of the line through Oklahoma.
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Wichita Falls & Northwestern Railroad Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Calvert Brewer
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Oklahoma
Craig County Officials Reported Short in Accounts
State Examiner Charles A. Taylor and R. N. Nash indicate Craig county officers are reportedly short more than 13000 dollars. The county judge's office shows a deficit of 4244.46 dollars while other officials owe smaller amounts. Officials claim entitlement to retained funds under the law. dispute to be settled in court.
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State Examiner
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Bank Stock Changes Hands
A block of stock in the Farmers State bank changed hands with A L Churchill as seller. The buyers are the present stockholders and management remains unchanged. Churchill will stay on the board to focus on his duties at the First National Bank, where he is rapidly increasing his investment and remains prominently identified.
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