San Antonio Bank Report of Condition June 7 1911
Bank cash and assets show resources of 1 319 161 75 with total liabilities and capital of 3 991 997 54. The report lists U S bonds to secure circulation and deposits, redemption fund, available cash, deposits from individuals and government disbursements, and capital stock of 500 900 with surplus 128 265 71. Notary and cashier certify the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
BRR Ois Hk
Prof- Ter Aga
Bbe
Dec
Icecie Secvesorsers
Ccee Cseseese
The Frost National Bank San Antonio 1911 Statement
At close of business June 7 1911 The Frost National Bank in San Antonio Texas lists Loans and discounts 2 464 033 40 Overdrafts 113 585 66 U S bonds to secure circulation 1 000 00 and fixtures 2 464 033 40 113 585 66 1 000 00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Pierc Ee
U. S
Ita
Lockwood National Bank San Antonio Texas Closing June 7 1911
At the close of business on June 7 1911 Lockwood National Bank in San Antonio Texas lists its resources.
Alamo National Bank Ledger Figures and Assets
Bank statement from Alamo National Bank showing assets and liabilities as of June 9, 1911. Includes notes of other national banks, U S bonds, redemption fund, loans and discounts, deposits, capital stock, surplus, and certified checks, with figures in dollars and cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove Esdaven
Peage Companies
Cinfcoders
Report of the National Bank of Commerce of San Antonio 1911
Report of the Condition of the National Bank of Commerce of San Antonio at San Antonio Texas at the close of business June 7 1911. Amounts show secured circulation and banking house furniture and fixtures.
City National Bank Official Statement of Financial Condition
The document details the balance sheet as of June 7 1911 for City National Bank with assets including loans and discounts 1 425 655 57 U S bonds 349 502 00 cash in vault 104 723 08 and deposits 3 144 638 03 and liabilities including capital stock 500 000 00 surplus 202 832 94 and total liabilities plus capital 3 144 638 03 signed by cashier Otto Meerscheidt and board members E H Prescott L C Magruder and others.
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U. S
Cwalion Vestosanes Ea
Sonal
U.S
Hagens
Dep
Guaranty
Patek
Doug Dot
Funes
Ted Ia Asc
Saveacete
BP Ume
Giataiempses If
Angiees
Aioe Innga PO
Ctpcdibiomph
Cadanien Leva
U. S&s
Lee
Canttal Etecke
Diogogiub
Coee
Ces
Mike Sce
Iveeurs
Ewe
Texas Bank Ledger Shows 1911 Holdings and Liabilities
West Texas Bank & Trust Co reports at close of business June 7 1911 total assets of 1 149 642 21 with loans and discounts 706 089 65 real estate 5 661 69 and cash 365 421 52. Liabilities include deposits 957 408 06 and bonds borrowed 50 000 with capital stock 100 000 and surplus 25 000. Directors certify figures sworn March 7 1911.
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Cveevecemes
BOCK
Therteenth
Eee
Bank Statement for State Bank & Trust Co 1911
State Bank and Trust Co of San Antonio presents its June 1911 balance sheet sworn by President R. R. Russell and cashier J. H. Haile. It lists loans real estate overdrafts bonds and stocks other real estate furniture and fixtures cash items currency and specie and a total of 1 026 958 79 with capital stock 100 000 surplus 15 000 undivided profits 14 300 15 and deposits including time certificates and dividends unpaid. The filing includes multiple sworn statements from bank officers and a notary public acknowledging accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Meir Narattn
TouNret
Toot Ivacer Iy
Ender
State of Texas
Bexar
Ned MeIlhenny
Ned McIlhenny
George J. Pancoast
Bexar County
Texas
J. H. Frost
Frost
John Frost
M. Freeborn
A. H. Muir
Saag Us
Guaranty Fund
Toad Cico Sacres
United States
Sakabete
Cccoccose
Ss Fe
George E. Harris, JR
Scicu
Bank Guaranty
State Banking Board
San Antonio Loan Trust Declares 1911 Financials
The San Antonio Loan Trust reports assets totaling 2 270 366 59 dollars with mortgage loans 1 922 517 24 and bonds 1 969 817 2, cash and bank balances 287 968, accrued interest 22 550, and capital and profits listed. Secretary W L Herff attests accuracy on June 9 1911, with notary M H Erskine confirming.
Central Trust Co 1911 Financial Statement Summary
Bank officers J Q O Terrell and B G Barnes certify the 1921 Texas San Antonio area statement of assets including loans real estate and contracts totaling 694 365 37 with capital stock paid in undivided profits and various liabilities. Notarized sworn statement dated June 8 1921.
Banking Gains Boost San Antonio Wealth This Quarter
San Antonio banking results show a collective gain of over one million dollars for the quarter ending June 7. Loans declined by about 400 thousand while deposits rose to 11.695 million, with total loans 9.935 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Financial Institutions
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Formed
The NAACP incorporation certificate was signed in New York on June 9 1912 naming Oswald G Villard Dr John Lovejoy Elliott Charles Edward Russell William English Walling Jane Addams and Ida B Wells Barnett as directors. The group aims to promote equal rights and end caste or race prejudice across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
Oswald G. Villard
John Lovejoy
Elliott
Charles Edward Russell
William English Walling
New
American missionaries in Fez safe but confined at home
Fez dispatch dated June 6 reports Swansea an American missionary is safe inside his home under Sefroo protection. George Reed, another American missionary, has not been heard from in a month after fleeing rebel tribesmen into the nearby mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fez
Morocco
Sefroo
Swansea
George Reed
To Build More Schools
Taylor Tex June 10. School trustees take option on a city block to await a bond vote of 16000 for new buildings. Miss Cora Miller of Granger joins Taylor schools. J D Martin principal of the colored school reports his home burned during an incendiary attempt to re-create the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Tex
Cora Miller
Granger
Taylor
J. D. Martin
Colored School
Patrolman shoots two in Louisville fight
County Patrolman Jake Altes shot Leroy Peterson to death and gravely wounded Elmer Peterson after a confrontation with Leroy and Elmer Peterson and their brother-in-law D C Augustus. Augustus was badly beaten, and the patrolman said he acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Leroy
Elmer Peterson
D. C. Augustus
Jake Altes
Leroy Peterson
Artes
Augustus
Pheasants Stocked Across Dunkirk Area in County Plan
Dunkirk residents stock northern Chautauqua county with pheasants using Chinese pheasant eggs. Barnyard hens incubate the eggs, chicks are caged until ready, then released. Promoters aim to create a large protected preserve across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dunkirk
N. Y
Chautauqua County
Chinamen Deportations Rise as Border Tensions Grow
Forty Chinese laborers were sent from El Paso to San Francisco for deportation. In Juarez for two days, over 200 Chinese from inland Mexico arrived, complicating U S customs efforts to regulate entry amid ongoing border tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
San Francisco
Mexico
Juarez
United States
Chicagoans buy Raymondville townsite in Texas sale
Raymondville townsite and 3000 acres of surrounding farm land sold by former owner A M Davidson to a Chicago syndicate. Purchasers plan extensive improvements including electric light and water works plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoans Bay
Raymondville
Tex
A. M. Davidson
Convict Hall Johnson Dies in Gonzales Jail
Hall Johnson, about 32, a county convict from the convict camp, died in the county jail at Gonzales Texas after suffering fever. A post mortem showed an enlarged heart nearly as large as a normal person's head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Tex
Hall Johnson
Flatonia pickle and kraut factory runs at full time
The Flatonia pickle and kraut factory is operating continuously and will double its output from last year. Growers receive good prices for cabbage and cucumbers, with both products noted as of good quality. The acreage of these two crops is expected to rise next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatonia, Tex
Flatonia
Father Murphy Declines State Prohibition Campaign
Rev. Father Patrick Murphy will return to his Dalhart parish and resume priestly duties. Bishop-elect Lynch confirmed Murphy will not participate further in the statewide prohibition campaign, citing his wide parish responsibilities and need for undivided attention to church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Father Patrick Murphy
Texas
Dalhart
Lynch
Father Murphy
Waxahachie Grants 50Year Franchise to Stone and Webster
The Waxahachie city council unanimously granted a fifty year franchise to Stone and Webster of Boston to build and operate inter urban electric cars on local streets and to erect a power plant. Cars must run between Dallas and Waxahachie within fifteen months after ordinance acceptance, set to occur thirty days after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waxahachie
Tex
Stone and Webster
Boston
Dallas
Waco Earns Next Texas Travelers Meeting
Waco received the next annual meeting of the Texas Travelers association today in Dallas Texas Officers elected include President J H Bennett Dallas first vice president Ben G Gross Waco second vice president E C Smith Houston third vice president A J Bush Jr Dallas fourth vice president H D Price San Antonio secretary and treasurer W P Gilbert Waco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Waco
Texas Travelers
J. H. Bennett
Ben G. Gross
E. C. Smith
Houston
A. J. Bush Jr
H. D. Price
San Antonio
W. P. Gilbert
Masons Elect Officers in Cotulla Lodge 892
Cotulla Lodge No. 892 A F and A M met and elected officers W J Coleman W M B Wildenthal Jr S W EB Scoggins J W T A Keck treasurer H W Hamilton secretary Matt Russell Tiler in Cotulla Texas June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotulla
Tex
Cotulla Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. J. Coleman
W. M
B. Wildenthal Jr
EB. E. Scoggins
J. W
T. A. Keck
H. W.hamiltton
Matt Russell
Georgia militia to gain new adjutant general
Gen. Clement A. Evans ex commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans and member of the state prison commission has announced his acceptance of the adjutant general post of Georgia offered by Governor-elect Hoke Smith. He will succeed Adjutant General A. J. Scott who led the militia for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Clement A. Evans
The
United Confederate Veterans
State Prison Commission
Georgia
Hoke Smith
A. J. Scott
Smithville Railroad Notes Highlight Staff Moves and Trips
Smithville railroad items show Superintendent F A Lattig and Trainmaster CC J Brown in Dallas for a time card meeting. The passenger department ferried crowds to and from the Fort Worth anti prohibition rally with two specials Wednesday. Numerous staff changes and travel to Waco Houston San Antonio Granger and Galveston are listed among shop workers and engineers. The shops close until Monday June 12. Bank Names Officers in Lockhart report lists C E Jones as president M C Jeffrey first vice president F Alves second vice president and B J Belamy cashier replacing J H Blake Jr.
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Smithville
F. A. Lattig
CC. J. Brown
Dallas
Fort Worth
Howard Page
Round House Force
San Marcos
Brewer
Waco
E. C. Rovillo
Galveston
J. P. Cook
Granger
J. R. Maxwell
Houston
B. Martin
L. L. Mullins
Tyler
Mullins
Cotton Belt
P. A. Neely
W. H. Davidson
W. F. McElroy
la Grange
Plum
Hostler W. D. Germany
J. R. Cox
R. Hyson
San Antonio
J. R. Wilkes
Sidney McDow
Cat Springs
Clint Taylor
Hillsboro
J. O. Donovan
Sam January
V. L. O'Rourke
Wm. Fritz
Lockhart
Tex
Lockhart State Bank
C. E. Jones
M. C. Jeffrey
F.alves
B. J. Belamy
Mr. Belamy
J. H. Blake Jr
C. BE. Jones
M. C
Jeffrey
F. Alves
H. W. Fielder
J & Ramsey
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San Antonio National Bank
MIM
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T. D. Anderson
T. D
Srson
M. H. Erskinfe
E. Brackenridge
E. A. Stribling
DR. F. Herff
the Frost National Bank
Enosite
Lockwood National Bank
Alamo National Bank
Resources
S. Bonds
Stete
GHEGK
Ig Ed Vis
National Bank of Commerce
San Anonio
City National Bank
Etok
I -O
Aimee Ae
J. H. Rampmann
Tion of
Financial
American Bank & Trust Co
Esources
Bank Vie
Tota
Otto Meerscheidt
E. H. Prescott
Carmeen Paar N. Brown
George Co. Vaughan
C, cc. Gibbs
State of
A. L. C. Magruder
L. C. Magruder
L. C. Smith
Pa Ball
Nyat M. Washer
George R. Stumberg
Gnates O. Eine
Migok
West Texas Bank & Trust Co
Bexards
W. F. McCaleb
Leon N. Walthall
W. F. M’caleb
A. D
Alex P. Villaret
Notary Public
J. H. Savage
Guy
M’farland
Strui
A. H. Piper
R. G. Barbeck
W. R. King
M. H. Townsend
H. M. Hart
Eave Ee
Toevaseewaerres
State Bank & Trust CO
William Bevans
Henry C. King JR
W. W. Collier
Kosbees
N. S. Graham
Safé Bank
H. M. Bartz
F. Paschal
H. G. Staacke
J. C. Dielmann
LRA
Deportas
San Antonio Loan Trust
West Commerce Street
Ee Ee
I. William L. Herff
San Antonio Loan and Trust Company
W. UL Herfe
M. H. Erskine
the Central Trust CO
J. O. Terrell
T. Am
B. G. Barnes
Bank
J. Q O. Terrell
Tressane
Yetree
Jesse. D
Adolph Wag
East
New York County
Evans
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