Iowa Towns Banks Under State Supervision Rise in 1916
A Iowa report details 865 savings banks 330 state banks 21 trust companies 248 national banks and about 300 private banks. From Jan 1 to Mar 28 1916 state supervised banks grew by 14 with 26 private banks added. Total state supervised deposits reached 363 174 749 72 up 17 332 172 98 since Jan 31 and 34 277 299 44 since April 19 1915.
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Madame Schumann-Heink
Evan Williams
Des Moines
Eva M. Fleming
Decorah
State Association
Charles Zueblin
Boston
Mary E. Wooley
Mount Holyoke College
William McAndrews
New York City
H. W. Wiley
Washington, D. C
Noseworthy
George Strayer
Columbia University
G. C. Creelman
Ontarion Agricultural College
Guelph
Ont
Davenport
Iowa
Marshalltown
John H. Mills
Redfield
John B. Claussen
J. J. Krone
Hampton
D. R. Hindman
Marion
W. EB. Stanley
Eldora
Women’s Relief Corps
Ida M. Smith
Chariton
Dawns. Tullis
P. Johnson
Elizabeth Sheets
Williamsburg
P. H. MecCartney
Thurman
McCartney
State Savings Bank
Dorchester
R. S. Herrick
E. S. Girton
M. H. Hoffman
France
Iowa City Water Works
Deg Moines
Jews Bankers
George 8. Parker
Bronx City
Wae
Elagtad
J. P. Kitby
Batherville
Sonn Carmody
Perry
Mra
Alta Striker
Board of
Grace Lewis
Ped
Mpadigas Ba Bhabke
Carrizal clash pushes U S toward war with Mexico
United States faces possible war with Mexico after Carrizal attack. Carranza ministers claim Mexican troops overwhelmed Captain Boyd's command while Americans attempted to hold a rail station. Washington reports 14 Mexican dead and 12 American casualties, with seven survivors reaching safety.
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Boyd
Carrizal
United States
Mexico
Washington
Washington leaders map militiamobilization and policy shifts
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt announces a need for 200000 militia troops and Baker orders all available militia to the border without full mobilization. House approves state troops as federal soldiers and allocates 1000000 to families of guardsmen. Lansing reviews U S Mexico tensions and defense aims. Senate debates intervention and Works signals possible removal of the issue from foreign relations. House increases aviation funding by two million dollars as Gregory nomination to Supreme Court is prepared. District Attorney Marshall found guilty of contempt by the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Washington
House
JL. Snowden Marshall
New York
House of Representatives
Marshall
Judiciary Committee
Detroit Battalion Units Enter Grayling for Templar Conclave 1919
Territorial movements report Detroit battalions of the Thirty first regiment M N G with cavalry and ambulance detachments totaling 1657 arriving at Grayling. The piece notes Philadelphia chosen as the meeting site for the Knights Templar triennial conclave in 1919. It also mentions Turkish mission schools in Asiatic Turkey seized by the government for military use and a proposed conference of American and Mexican citizens at El Paso to avert war. A University of Chicago economist, Robert D Hoxie, is cited, and a fatal confrontation in Virginia Minnesota between police and strikers is briefly noted.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
General Allen
Cedar Rapids
Tte
Col
Smith Brookhart
Washington
War Office
Carrizal
Iowa National Guard
Adjutant General’s Office
Third Infantry
Winterset
Willisea
First Iowa Cavalry
Iowa River
Iowa City
R. P. Howell
West Branch
Wellman
Riverside
Oxford
Ottumwa
William Mansfield
William J. Burns
Mansfield
Wyandotte County
Kan
Villisca
Kansas City
Lfe
Novel Hines
Story City
Central Iowa Community Congress
N. B. Robbins
E. O. Weeks
Eagle Grove
Adj
Guy E. Logan
Robbins
Iowa
Executive Council
Mississippi River
Dubuque County
Antip
Towa
Lake Geneva
Wis
State Teachers’ College of
Cedar Falls
Iowa State College At
Ames
George W, Blades
Irwin
Chicago
International
Detroit
Thirty-first Regiment
Grayling
Hich
Turkey
New York
Nuer Oscar II
Mirsivan
Sivas
Asiatic
el ‘Pheo
Mexico
The
American Union
Mili
War News Digest From Front Lines and Submarine Actions
German forces reach Fleury near Verdun and claim drive to Meury while Paris says the advance was halted. German submarine C-85 sank the French Provence near Cartagena, with 3000 lost on other Anglo-French ships in the Mediterranean. Russian offensives push from Volhynia and Czernowitz driving Austrian troops back near the Sereth. Counter moves and setbacks mark the northern thrusts toward Lemberg and Lutek.
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Fleury
Verdun
Paris
Meury
Cartagena
Spain
Mediterranean
Arnoult
Story of the Carranza ambush by Tenth cavalry at Carrizal
A courier recounts the brutal ambush of Tenth Cavalry at Carrizal, detailing Captain Boyd and Captain Morey mortally wounded, Lt. Adair hit, and the unit’s desperate resistance as machine guns and terrain favored Mexican forces. The narrative was conveyed to General Pershing and included in his Washington report.
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Carrizal
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Tenth Cavalry
Charles T. Boyd
Gomez
Funston
San Antonio
Fex
Pershing
Coluny
Mi Paso
Tex
United States Army
Lewis
Morey
Henry R
Adair
Boyd
Kelix Gomez
Bila
Will Fight or Pray Ohio Minister Volunteers for War
Rev Ferdinand F Schultz pastor of the Church of Christ Disciples Chillicothe Ohio offers to serve in the Navy as a fireman or chaplain of marines. At fifty seven he declares himself hale and ready to answer a call to duty in time of war stating Old Glory Mt apytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Barnett
United States Minine Corps
Ferdinand F. Schultz
Church of Christ Disciples
Chillicothe
Schulta
Ohio
Mt Apytle
Bresnahan perplexed by drought of wet fire in association
Roger Bresnahan expresses disappointment over inability to wet fire in the association. The remark reflects a literary appreciation for the best centurg and a kind word in a sporting context.
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Roger Bresnahan
Association
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