Warren National Bank condition report November 20 1917
Report shows assets including loans 3.84 million, U S bonds 300 thousand, securities 2.35 million, vault cash 200 thousand, and total resources around 7.33 million. Liabilities reflect deposits of about 5.26 million and circulating notes 1 g. Bank officers certify accuracy with notary attestations from Warren Pennsylvania.
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Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
National Mae Ah
First National Bank
Goa
United States
U. A
Bberry
Liberty
Ras Oy Alarara
Pannennt Ee
Citizens National Bank
Fide
Abe Eye
Storage Plant To Cost One Million At Gristghal
Groundwork starts on a one million dollar storage facility at Belén near Crisrdhal terminal to store crops for the canal zone. The plant, to be served by power from Gatun dam seven miles away, will hold vegetables and fruits for extended periods.
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Gristghal
Belén
Psu Amaental
Crisrdhal
Canal Zone
Wtation
Gatun Dam
Married in Dugout Wash Stand Serves for Altar
A military wedding was held at the home of Mrs. Gertrude H. Woodward when Miss Morothy V. Pearce wed Sergt. James G. Caplinger of the Sixth Company California Coast Artillery. The trench dugout served as a church with a rough wash stand as altar. Chaplain Griffith of the Coast Artillery officiated in the presence of a few friends. Corp. B. H. Morrison acted as best man.
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Gertrude H. Woodward
Morothy V. Pearce
James G. Caplinger
Sixth Company
California Coast Artilery
Griffith
Coast Artillery
Corp
B. H. Morrison
Woman Frozen to Death Near Hawley on Patpack River
Mrs. Frank Drake, 40, wife of a Patpack farmer, was found frozen along the Patpack river near Taf ton two miles from Hawley. George Sinser spotted the body while hunting. She had been in town and left home with a horse and buggy. a snowstorm may have blinded the horse, sending her from the wagon as she searched for a house.
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Woeman
Hawley
Pas
Frank Drake
Patpack
Tafton
George Sinser
Bond Sale in Paris Amid Zeppelin Capture Display
National loan bonds were sold in Paris today inside the Invalides court where captured Zeppelins, Guynemer’s airplane, and assorted war gear including tanks guns and regimental flags from battles are on display.
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Paris
Great Court of the Invalides
Guynemer
Seizure of Premecy to Shield Greek Prime Ministers
Property of former Greek premiers Stephan Sucgadis and Sypridon Lam iros is seized as guarantee against damages they might owe if found guilty of attempting to foment a revolt in support of the former King. The case centers on charges tied to destabilizing the government.
Planes to Carry Wounded on Western Front Tests
Tests on the western front of an airplane Attea with two stretchers for transporting wounded showed high satisfaction. No wounded carried during tests, but Doctor Chiss ge and Corporal Tota described the method as superior to ambulances for moving severely injured patients.
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London
Chiss Ge
Army
Tota
Corp Tal
Chassaing
Passeieger
Aeronautic Service
Husky Artillery Captain Blinded President Roosevelt
Col Daniel T. Moore, commander of the 310th Field Artillery, once a tall husky captain, floored President Roosevelt in a boxing bout injuring his left eye. Moore, then Roosevelt’s aide, learned last week at a Connecticut health camp that his counter blinded the former president. Moore stands over six feet tall with a powerful build and a heavy punch.
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Daniel T. Moore
310Th Field Artillery
Roosevelt
Moore
Connecticut
Freighter Mundale Reported Sinking Near Cape Hatteras
Captain Ingalls of the steamship C. A. Canfield arrived from Tampico and said he received a wireless from Beaufort last Saturday stating the Mundale was in a sinking condition about 20 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. He searched the area for about three hours but found no sign of the Mundale.
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Mundale
Atlantic
Ingalls
C. A. Canfield
Tampico
Cape Hatteras
Beaufort
Munson Line
Sweden to Get Oils
Sweden and Austria-Hungary have signed a commercial agreement ensuring Sweden will obtain needed lubricating oils and other articles. The pact aims to secure essential oils for Swedish industry and transportation operations.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Austria-Hungary
Red Cross War Fund Receives Odd Platinum Donation
George A Dressel a Salem Ohio postman sent a quirky contribution of platinum filaments salvaged from electric bulbs to aid democracy during wartime. The envelope reached the White House and was forwarded to the Army Chief of Ordnance, then to the American Red Cross and finally to the District of Columbia Red Cross melting pot.
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Wilson
White House
United States Army
American Red Cross
District of Columbia
Red Cross
George A. Dressel
Salem
Czernin II Cancels Berlin Trip
Amsterdam dispatch reports Saint Czernin, Austro Hungarian foreign minister, canceled his Berlin visit due to sudden rest. The Vienna source indicates the cancellation came as a sudden change in plans.
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Czernin II
Berlin
Amsterdam
Saint Czernin
Vienna
Choked Wanton Slay During Flanders Fighting
A German bayoneting a wounded British soldier in Flanders led to a sergeant major from a Lincolnshire regiment choking the German to death. The officer, horrified by the attack, restrained the man with his hands, then attended the dying British boy as the German succumbed.
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Lincolnshire Regi
Flanders
Steubenville Girls Ban Fudge During War Effort
Steubenville high school girls suspend fudge making to aid the sugar rationing effort. The move aims to support the food administration and conserve sugar during wartime.
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Steubenville
Uie Food Administration
Attack on U S Draft Act as Unconstitutional
The draft act is challenged as violating religious freedom of conscientious objectors in a brief by Ruthenberg Wagenknecht and Baker, convicted in Cleveland for not registering. The Supreme Court allows filing in related draft cases, including Robert Cox of Ray County Missouri seeking habeas corpus to avoid service.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charies F. Ruthenberg
Alfred Wagenknecht
Charles Baker
Cleveland
Robert Cox
Ray County
Missouri
National Army
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