National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City Shuts Down
The National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City failed to open and was placed in the hands of a national bank examiner. The bank, once the city’s largest, showed deposits dropping from about 35 million to 16.95 million and loans down by four million, with officials stating the bank is closed by order of the board of directors.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce of
National Bank
James T. Brad
National Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commerce
W. 8. Woods
W. H. Winiantes
Southwest
United States
Emme and Maloney's Drug Store Office Hours
Bryan Texas listing shows office hours from 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. with prompt service day or night. Contact numbers include office phone 66 and residence 312.
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Emme & Maloney's Drug Store
Cee
New York Bank Reports Large Credit Balance
New York reports that the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City has a large credit balance with First National Bank. An official from the Kansas City institution confirmed the sizable balance, and stock market prices moved on the news though not severely.
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New York
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
First National Bank
Taft Leaves St. Petersburg for Berlin amid strict security
Secretary of War William H. Taft and his party departed St. Petersburg for Berlin at noon with Russian officers and the American embassy staff observing. Officials denied a student deputation welcome fearing revolutionary subterfuge while secret police guarded the Taft party hotel to prevent anarchist or crank interference.
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St. Petersburg
William H. Taft
Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Taft
Taft Party
Rivers and Harbors Congress Addressed by Notables
Secretary of State Root and French Ambassador Jusserand spoke at the Rivers and Harbors Congress session. Jusserand warned that forests regulate waterways and cautioned against canal neglect, while Newlands tied waterways to railroads and interstate transport in the evolving policy context. Night speeches followed.
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Hington
Root
Panama Canal
France
Jusserand
Francis G. Newlands
United States
Nevada
Bank reserve status and cash gains ease in 1910s New York Chicago and New Orleans
New York banks show reserves below the 25 percent rule with expected loan and deposit increases and cash losses. New Orleans clears 35 percent reserves, about 10 percent above required deposits, reminiscent of precrisis levels. Chicago vault cash reaches about 300 million dollars with savings banks holding 100.9 million.
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New York
New Orleans
New
Chicago
Oklahoma Thanks Legislature Resolution Adopted
Washington acknowledges Oklahoma legislature greeting as Representative Henry of Texas offers a resolution and the House adopts it. In Tokio officials report Roosevelt’s message has been well received.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Henry
Texas
House
Tokio
Roosevelt
Boot and Shoe Repair in Bryan Texas Under Red Boot Sign
W A Watkins offers insurance and repair services from an office over Gordon Sewell Grocery in Bryan Texas. The ad promises near total satisfaction for boot and shoe repairs and promotes fire plate glass life sick and accident and live stock insurance with a Red Boot sign near James and Nunn.
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ROYCE
James and Nunn
Bryan
Texas
Gordon-Sewell Grocery
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Commack
L. I
Havemeyer
United
United States Senate Committee
Maryemeyer
Louise W. Elder
OPERA
Allen Curtis
America
John M. Lawrence
Stevenson Machine and Repair
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R. H. Harrison Guy M. Board
W. B. Hudson
Bryan, Texas
Mother
Oof
J. Jenkins
Merry Christmas
Santa Claus
Bryan Steam Laundry
Hearn Proprietor
Telmo
Telmo Sweet
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Holland Brand
Will S. Higgs
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