Resources of National Banks Rise by Four Billion
National banks report a four billion dollar increase in resources over the past two years. The rising totals reflect broader growth in deposits and assets across major financial institutions.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
1
National banks' resources exceed major world banks totals
Comptroller Williams reports U S national banks increased over four billion dollars in two years reaching 15 52 billion resources by Nov 17. The rise runs about 18 percent annually, outpacing prior decades and surpassing the combined resources of major European and Japanese banks. Regional gains cited include New England Eastern Southern Middle Western and Pacific states with notable contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williams
Bank of England
Bank of France
Bank of Russia
German Reichsbank
Bank of Maly
Bank of Spain
Bank of the Netherlands
Bank of Denmark
Swiss National Bank
Imperial Bank of Japan
Serength
Comptroller
Ravings Bank
Federal Reserve System
Unite States
New England
Eastern
Southern
Middle Western
Western States
Pacific States
Eastern Senton
Far West
Lastern
Extradition Ordered for Two Alleged Mail Frauders
Francis Schlatter and August Schroeder, 70 and 60 years old, are sent back to Los Angeles to face federal charges for using the mails to defraud. Judge Jater of the U S district court granted extradition after previous NY discharge claims. the men allegedly posed as divine healers and operated a scam that spanned the border with a Canada chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Francis Schlatter
August Schroeder
Los Angeles
Jater
United States District Court Today
Rehiatter
New York City
Canada
War summary and state news from Anaconda and Butte pages
A fragmented page notes state and national topics including farm loan bank cities and a call to action for city officials to draft legislation. It reports on Butte woman travels and Anaconda news, an inquest, electricians preparing for a public event, and a boy crying for his father after a trial. It mentions newsboys, horoscopes, mining and financial items, and a general war summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank Resources
Germany
Farm Loan Bank
Caar
Sporting News
Sociat City
Butte
Anaconda News
Uckley Inquest
Scollard
Goldberg
Fog Envelops London Halting Traffic and Transit
London on December 27 endures one of the thickest fogs in years. Street lighting restrictions plunge surface traffic into chaos as omnibuses and taxis vanish, torchlights aid pedestrians, and underground railways become crowded with closures sprouting at several stations to prevent accidents. Long-distance rail from Birmingham also ceases operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Birmingham
German consul attache on trial for 1915 dynamite plot
In San Francisco the cross examination of Lieut. G W von Brinck a German consulate attache and five others exposed pay gaps with von Brincken earning 150 dollars a month while alleged subordinate Louis Femith received 260 to 800 dollars. Government witness Smith testified he was paid to blow up tunnels and ships on Puget Sound Canada. The defense maintains von Brincken was only an investigator for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
G. W. von Brinck
Franz Bopp Hind
von Brincken
Louis Femith
Smith
Envoy sent to declare war in Juarez jail incident
El Paso report says D. Harwood of Tucson arrived as special envoy from the President bearing an ultimatum from Mexico. An unheated Juarez jail scene led to a $20 fine and charges of impudence and intoxication before Harwood was released via American mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Harwood
Tucson
Ariz
Jose Murmamander
Juarez
Mexico
UN Iranaa
Atlantic City
Alurzuia
Langhorne Elks committee member dies at 72
Francis Charles Langhorne a member of the committee that selected the home for the Fraternal Orders of Elks died at his Plainfield New Jersey home. He was 72 and born in New York. His vote is said to have decided the choice of the Elks over Buffaloes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Plainfield
N. J
Francis Charles Langhorne
Eilks
New York
Buffaloes
Twelve cities chosen for federal farm loan banks
The Farm Loan Board announced twelve cities to host federal farm loan banks. Montana misses out while districts include Spokane for district No 12 with Washington Oregon and Idaho. Temporary directors will run banks until borrowers subscribe enough stock then nine directors take over. Subscriptions open soon with government backing to cover most of the 9 million capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Banks
The
Farm Loan Board
Springfeld
Max
Baltimore
Columbia
New Orleans
Houston
Louisville
Kyley
Cal
Secretary of the Treasury
Farm Land Board
Federal Reserve Bank
New England
Middle Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Montana
Oregon
Idaho
Spokane
Czar Urges Soldiers On To Victory Not Peace
Russian emperor issues an order noting allied gains and enemy weakness while warning against peace negotiations. He says peace now would waste wartime gains and stresses that victory over Germany is essential before any halt, citing protection of Russia and Poland’s future and honoring fallen troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
British Admiralty
Russia
Germany
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Poland
Eld
Wilson
Europe
Berlin
Rma
Wilson to Turn Sixty Tomorrow
Washington December 2 President Wilson will be sixty years old tomorrow He plans to work as usual and continue his daily routine despite the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Entente
Germany
Cigar bombs mailed via tubular packages reach postal warning
Los Angeles December 27 26 explosive cigars were mailed in tubular packages found by A O Garner Santa Fe conductor. Six bombs accounted for two received in Los Angeles and warnings sent to postmasters nationwide that remaining parcels should reach destinations within 24 to 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Goffs
Cal
Garner
Santa Fe
Charles Tanker
Porttal
Carranza's Position To Be Personally Explained
Luis Cabrera, Mexican commissioner, will outline Carranza's attitude toward the Atlantic City protocol to Secretary Lane tomorrow in Washington. Cabrera travels from New York to personally explain Carranza's reply to the U S demand on whether to continue negotiations via the joint commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carranza
Atlantic City
United States
Joint Commission
Lane
Luis Cabrera
New York
Mr. Cabrera
General Carranza
Sentries at El Paso Targets for Many Shots
Residents in the city near outposts awoke to gunfire. Authorities report a fusillade from the Mexican side with bullets singing overhead. The same outpost had been fired on recently from across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Rio Yea
Weather and rail disruption as coal shortage hits Great Falls
Winter cold grips Great Falls and northern Montana as trains freeze and freight moves little. Coal yards report shortages with 100 cars in sight and only one switch engine active. Officials focus on keeping lines moving amid subzero temperatures and wind shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allroads
Great Falls
Ralla
Havre
Portland Snow Blankets City Amid Weather Shift
A heavy snowstorm began in Portland with reports of a light to moderate fall by nine in the morning. Elsewhere, South Central Arkansas endured a major storm with injuries reported and extensive property damage in Cotton Plant, though no fatalities noted. Relief work continues as districts assess losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Hock, Atk. Inc
Arkansas
Moderate Spokane Weather Lifts Snowfall Briefly
Cold wave eases in Eastern Washington with temperatures rising from 2 below zero to 14 above by night. Snow begins to fall as lookouts report a blizzard and a Union Pacific conductor is killed after a snow plow is struck by a freight train near Lookout. Seventeen to nineteen trains are held up between Laramie and Rawlins due to snow blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spokane
Wash
Orelock
Wye
Union Pacifica
Lookout
Laramie
Rawlins
Union Pack
Wyoming
Wyo
Bishop Anderson Aims to Lead Europe Mission
Bishop William P. Anderson of Cincinnati told the Methodist Episcopal convention in Columbus that his mission to Europe is to replace Bishop J. L. Nielsen whose ties with Germany have drawn opposition from Allied and neutral churchmen. He said he may stay in Europe for over six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohto
William P. Anderson
Cincinnat
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Europe
J. L. Nielsen
Methodist Episcopal Church of Europe
Germany
Villa Closers to the Border
El Paso reports Franco Villa's forces plan simultaneous moves toward Chihuahua City and Juarez to cut a railroad link between the border and Torreon. A refugee says Villa aims to march north with about 6000 men toward Chihuahua City, with a second force of 800 followers said southeast of Juarez. Commanders include Col Manuel Ochoa and Col Tamez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Franco Villa
Chihuahua City
Juares
Torreon
Villa
Villa Folera
Juarez
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Declari
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Wee
Carpenter
Rock Island
Pacifi
Indianapolis
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Grand Trunk
Pere Marquette
Burlington
Chicago & Northwestern
State
Helena
Curie
France
Pres
von Bernatorff
Associated Press
Jerman
Pornado
Chihuahua
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