Banking Statement Fragment Reconstructs Ledger Totals
The document lists assets and liabilities such as banking house value 40000.90 and furniture 3000.00, U S securities, deposits, reserves with the Federal Reserve, cash in vault, and amounts due from and to banks and trust companies. It notes circulating notes outstanding and various deposit categories including demand and time deposits, with references to United States government securities and war loan deposits.
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Aes Pee
Banking
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
U. 8
Ana Dua
U. BS
Upommuter
Pescaseves Saas
Postal
U.S
Common Sense Needed in Legislature Focused on Roads
Lieutenant Governor Clarence J. Brown urged businessmen to participate in state government and elections. He criticized class legislation and backed Athens Chamber of Commerce for promoting Athens as a small big city image. A limestone vein near Coolville to Marietta road was found, classified for road building, aiding county infrastructure plans.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Clarence J. Brown
Branchester
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Grown
Athens
Brown
F E. M. Davis
Athens County
Coolville
Washington County
Coolville Marietta Road
Boy 6 Refuses Greeting Sparks Assault Charge
Steve Sipos, six, of Hocking, asserts his rights and helps file an assault and battery arrest against Earl Brooks, 19. Brooks allegedly threw bricks at the boy after he refused to say hello, striking the scalp with a deep gash. Steve appeared with his father before Magistrate Helwig.
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Steve Sipos
Hocking
Earl Brooks
Steve
Brooks
Joe Sipos
Helwig
Poppy Sale Set for Inter Allied Week May 22
In Athens patriotic groups plan to distribute Flanders poppies during the week of May 22 to honor soldiers on Memorial Day. Proceeds aid needy ex service men and families while the Inter Allied Poppy week spans the United States and allied nations. Mrs F W Bush president of the City Federation announced a shipment to enable distribution locally.
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Athens
Flanders
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Dominion of Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Cuba
F. W. Bush
City Federation
Federation
Peace Terms Arrive At New York Newsprint Conference
At a New York conference between newsprint mill owners and workers a compromise wage scale was signed by a majority of participants in the paper making industry.
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New York
Court 5 order to discuss county war chest decision
Judge Clevenger's ruling on transferring remaining funds to the American Legion for a central headquarters and memorial building is to be the main topic at the Athens County Legion Council meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce hall. Posts from Nelsonville and Glouster will present proposals, and Athens post may also present items.
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Clevenger
Wilmington
Athens County War Chest
American Legion of
Athens County Council of the
American Legion
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville
Glouster
Raphael Johnson
Athens Post
Police Chief claims three wagonloads of evidence against labor leaders
In Chicago on May 11, Chief Fitzmorris announced he had evidence to “keep them behind the barn” against labor organizers linked to bombings. He named Big Tim Murphy Fred Madera and Con Shea as responsables for the terror campaign. The raid came after two policemen were slain, sparking protests as detainees faced overnight confinement.
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Chicago
Charlies C. Fitamorris
Tim” Murphy
Fred
Frenchy) Madera
Con” Shea
Fitzmorris
Grand Jury
Tractor Crash Leaves Man Severely Burned near Amesville
AMBSVILLE May 11 Owen Linscott is badly burned after a tractor overturn on a steep grade three and a half miles north of Amesville. He was pinned beneath the machine and scalded by hot radiator water.
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Ambsville
Owen Linscott
Amesville
Quiet Office Marriage Unites Ator and Schofield
A quiet marriage took place in Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig’s office Thursday morning uniting Wilson Ator of Mechanicsburg and Edna Schofield, with consent from both sets of parents as both are underage.
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Pearl W. Helwig
Wilson Ator
John Ator
Mechanicsburg
Edna Schofield
John Schofield
Immigration law extended to June 30 1924
Washington May 11 President Harding signed a bill extending the three percent restrictive immigration law to June 30 1924. The extension narrows entry of aliens and applies to new arrivals under the existing quota system.
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Washington
Harding
Chiropractors Recognized in New York Clinic
The East Side Clinic for Children in New York opens a chiropractic department led by Dr Walter Jt Vaughn, funded by the New York Mozart Society founded by Mrs Noble McConnell. It is the first New York clinic to integrate chiropractic with medical care. A small trial opens for Governor Len Small in Illinois on charges of conspiracy to embezzle state funds.
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New York Clinic
New York
East Side
East Eighty-fourth Street
New York Mozart Society
Noble McConnell
Walter JT. Vaughn
Small
Court House
Waukegan
Len Small
Illinois
C. Fred Mortimer
Sangamon County
Detroit Motor Divorce Granted to Mrs Howard D. B. Lee
Mrs Howard D. B. Lee was granted a divorce from her husband after a hearing in which she and her father Henry B. Joy a wealthy motor magnate were the only witnesses.
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Detroit
Howard DB. Lee
Henry B. Joy
Gas torch blast kills two in Jersey City
An acetylene torch exploded on the steamer Julia Luckenbach at her pier in Jersey City killing two men and injuring many. The accident occurred midday as workers handled the torch on the vessel. Emergency crews responded to the blast site along the waterfront.
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Jersey City
N. J
Julia Luckenbach
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U. S
Bebe
Cove
F. L. Atterman
Henry Penner
B Jennings
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L. G, Worstelia
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Beckley
Great May
Serges
Cassimeres
Summer Underwear Union
Panamas
Beckley’s
Brown County
Legion Council
War Chest
Hotel Berry
MicHenry & Sisler
Wooltex
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