The Collapse of Bank-Deposit Guaranty in Oklahoma and its Position in Other States

Thornton Cooke

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1923, vol. 38, issue 1, 108-139

Abstract: Failures of State and National Banks in Oklahoma contrasted, 110. — State banks seemed to flourish during the war; many failures after 1920, 111. — Political complications, 114. — Repeal of the guaranty legislation, 117. — Situation in other States: Kansas, 121. — Nebraska, 124. — South Dakota, 127. — North Dakota, 128. — Mississippi, 129. — Washington, 130. — Texas, 131. — General arguments and conclusion, 134.

Date: 1923
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