Lockwood Bank History and New Building Highlight San Antonio History
The Lockwood National Bank traces its origins to 1865 with W A Bennett and J T Thornton. It later merged with Lockwood and Kampmann becoming Lockwood National Bank, moving to the Moore Building and planning a new Avenue C banking edifice reflecting its long service and growth in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood National Bank
W. A. Bennett
Jefferson City
San Antonio
Col. J.T. Thornton
Independence
Captain Bennett
Bennett
Bennett & Thornton Bank
Bennett, Thornton & Lock Wood
Colonel Thornton
Kansas City
Lockwood
J. A. Kampmann
Kampmann
Major Kampmann
Commerce and
Sturri Streets
Commerce Street
Bennet’ Thorston & Lockwood Bank
Sam
Sam Bennett
Southern Pacific
del Ris
Karmoniann
Soledad
Chia
Beromes National Bank
Texas
Conshall Freeborn
Muir
Joseph S. Lockwood
Joseph Muir
Marshall Freeborn
New York
Freeborn Loe
Bennett, Thornton & Lockwood Bank
Navarro Streets
Gaddis
Mississippi
Moore
Avenue and
Houston Street
Mr. Gaddis
A. 3. Gage
J. K. Houston
Edward W. Richardson
Theodore V. Muller
J. M. Gaddis
J. Groos
Hillyer
Robert W
Paosser
A. Schreiner
Gage
J. de Houston
Avenue C
Anti-tank Gun Proofs Versatility and Impact in War
A frontline account describes the 37 mm infantry accompanying cannon, “the baby gun,” as a small but deadly anti-tank weapon. It pierces armor, disables tanks, and supports infantry by breaching pill boxes and enfilading trenches, with rapid fire and easy field repair.
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Cratery
Crater
Sam
Germany
Mlanders
Todat
Wwear
United States
France
Gough
Lashery
Lockwood Bank Moves Into New Home In San Antonio
The Lockwood National Bank unveils a modern new building designed by Egerton Swartwout with Hoggson Trathers overseeing the project. Local firms contributed from Alamo Iron Works to West & Guizeit ensuring thorough craftsmanship and a pedestrian safe overhead passage. The bank’s new quarters symbolize a milestone in the city’s commercial development and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Dimon
Wogerson Brothers
Egerton Swartwout
New York
Lockwood National Bank
Hoggson Tirothers
W. J. Deniger
Hillyer
Sam Spier Hardware Company
William S. Leng
Cloonan & Oxhorn
Star Clay Preduvis Company
Krarat Stapper
Tle
Fexas Trap Rock Company
Wright Brothers
the Welfé & Marx Company
Fritz Shellbase
George ‘I. Jambers
Tohn Toone
Cibole Gravel Company
Hoggsot
Sears
Lscatet
Limits on Shoe Colors Spark Industry Debate
John Sensenbrenner of the St. Louis Retail Shoe Dealers Association notes a government push for limited shoe colors. He cites New York talks and manufacturer guidance calling for gray, black, two browns, white, and tan, with broader color restrictions on future lines.
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John Sensenbrenner
St. Louis
Nest Spring
Wen
New York
Joan A. Bush
Cormpany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lockwood Bank
Indianala
John Twohig Bank
Bennett Thornton & Lockwood Bank
Austin Bank
Pepear
E.W. Richardson
J.D. Houston
Al.gage
Muller
Malaterre
le Tempr Jus
Picardy
Washington
The
National Army
Camp Meade
Lafayette
Te National Army
Europe
Rayaille Te Tans
Cialists
Royal Borough of
Kensington