Warren Savings Bank Ledger Shows Reserve, Deposits and Liabilities
Bank statement for Warren Savings Bank Warren County Pennsylvania date November 2 1914 lists Reserve Fund cash 106590 with other assets 364569.83 total assets 4 988 513.91 and liabilities including individual deposits 3 131 286.54 time certificates 62 133.89 and capital stock 1 200.00. Notary public Nora E Mills verifies the sworn statement signed by cashier G B Ensworth and bank directors attest to accuracy.
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Banks and Trust Co
Met
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Trust Co
Report of Citizens National Bank Vee Condition 1914 Warren PA
Financial statement for Citizens National Bank Warren Pennsylvania dated October 31 1914 shows resources totals including loans and discounts U S bonds securities and cash items. The report lists deposits capital surplus and current liabilities with cashier O A Pressel attesting to accuracy and Joseph A Schofield verifying.
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Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania
U. S
Warren
Esseeerre
Nick
U.S
Aed
Olive Ma
Report of the Condition No 4879 Warren Pa October 1914
The document records financial condition as of the close of business in October 1914 at Warren Pennsylvania. It lists assets and liabilities and reflects the banking status of the period.
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Warren
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Condensed Report of Conewango Trust Co. 1914
A bank condition statement for Conewango Trust Co. Warren PA shows assets totaling 1 9 150.97 and liabilities with capital stock 25 000.00 plus surplus 15 000.00. Deposits include 4 108 578.02 demand, 1 316.07 postal savings, and 15 000.00 time certificates. Cashier E H Lampe swears the figures true. notary Rose H Davis witnessed November 5 1914.
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T Ves cd
Mepostte
Nw Bees Een
Kane Ross
Essees Receus
Genoete Lishet
United States
Eerie
Wg Terers
Chicago Girl Buys Arms for European Nation Revealed
A Warren Pennsylvania bank statement notes Miss Gladys Lewis of Chicago acting as agent for a European government buying firearms. The report identifies her as the official representative in negotiations with Standard Arms Manufacturing of Wilmington Delaware for rapid-fire guns to be produced over the next two years. The article lists assets and liabilities of the bank including deposits, reserves, and notes outstanding. It also records sworn testimony by cashier T Conarro and notary Ozro Nesmith.
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New York
Europe
Gladys A. Lewis
Chicago
G. A. Lewis
Standard Arms Manufacturing Company
Wilmington
Del
Miss Lewis
Ruse in Air is Fatal to Four German Fliers
A Daily Mail correspondent reports four German Taubes were shot down within range of Allied guns during last week’s fighting in northern France. Two British and two French aircraft lured the Germans toward Allied trenches, then escaped and watched as shells struck their pursuers. All four German crew perished. The Berlin casualty list adds that three top German aviators died while spotting Allied artillery in France after being chased by faster French planes.
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London
Daily Mail
France
Taubes
Hheir
Berlin
Emden Escaped at Lost Store Ships
The Evening News dispatch reports the German cruiser Emden after sinking Russian and French warships at Penang was chased by a British cruiser. The Emden fled while one storeship was sunk and the other captured by the British ship.
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London
Sydney
N. S
Evening News
Parom
Singapore
Emden
Penang
Germans Say Nieuport Sortie Was Repulsed
General Headquarters reports a daytime attack from Nieuport failed and a nighttime sortie also failed. It notes slow but steady Allied gains near Ypres, repulsed enemy counterattacks southwest of Ypres with several hundred captives, and several enemy ships attacked the right wing but were driven off by artillery.
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Perlin
General Headquarters
Nieuport
Ypres
Round Comb Is Back In Fashion And Customs Return
The piece notes a revival of the round rubber combs as fashion returns to earlier styles. It observes mothers with slates among children and the reappearance of 1890s dress elements like Mother Hubbard gowns, flat black slippers with ribbons, and hoop rolling becoming popular again.
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New York
Mother Hubbard
The Warren Mail Subscription Notice
A brief notice offers The Warren Mail at 1.50 dollars per year in advance.
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Warren Mail
Kaiser's Left Wing Might Have Fallen if Not For Von Hausen
War Office reports claim General von Hausen ignored Kaiser Wilhelms orders to retreat during the Marne battle. The Kaiser reportedly lamented the Prussian guards retreat and questioned if von Hausen remained alive, implying decisive action by the general saved the army.
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Paris
the Marne
von Hausen
Warsaw
Sheep lead battle charge in East Prussia described by Daily Mail
A Daily Mail correspondent reports a Cossack tactic to break wire entanglements by driving vast flocks of sheep and cattle ahead of charging troops. The method supposedly cleared trenches and allowed sabres to strike at gunners. Germans later copied the tactic.
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London
Daily Mail
Lunatics Unleashed in French War Ruins
Paris reports from Andre Tudesque of the Journal recounts German troops releasing hundreds of inmates from a large insane asylum at Bailleul after capture. The wanderers suffered cold and hunger, with some dying. French soldiers found some hiding in ditches, many still at large.
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Paris
The
Journal
Andre Tudesque
France
Bailleul
Dardanelles Forts Blown Up by Allied Fleets
Allied British and French fleets bombard the Dardanelles destroying Sedie Bale and Kum Kale forts. Despatches from Athens report the forts ruined beyond repair with guns unmountable and interior explosions signaling severe shelling. The fall of these forts reduces fleet danger but bombardment of other strongholds continues.
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London
Sedie Bale
Kum Kale
Dardanelles
Athens
Austro Germans on Defensive in Eastern and Western Fronts
The Germans and Austro Hungarians are on the defensive on both eastern and western fronts. Russians push into East Prussia and beyond their air border, advancing toward Krakow and threatening German positions. Russian gains include Kollo and Czernstochowa, while German forces retreat toward Hursk and Czernstochowa base. Reports suggest possible German troop armaments.
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London
Austria
Mies
East Prussia
Posen
Cracow
Stervidz
Czrenstochowa
Rius
Kolo
Hursk
Andrejew
Road law revision urged by joint committee at congress
A special joint committee formed at the third American road congress and linked to the American Bar Association and American Highway Association advocates simplifying and unifying state road laws. The piece cites millions of words in statutes, calls for reform, and outlines practical road improvements and local funding ideas.
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American Road Congress
American Bar Association
American Highway Association
J. E. Pennybacker
Division of
Office of Public Roads
Pennybacker
Making Roads in the Fall
Demand grows for better road construction in autumn as roads deteriorate from summer ruts. Heavy loads and travel suffer when rain fills wheel tracks and washes them into gutters.
Feeding pullets speeds early laying with meat and milk
The article advises giving pullets substantial meat foods to promote earlier laying. It recommends commercial prepared beef scraps or fresh bone, plus skim milk as a helpful supplement to accelerate development and production.
Easy to Improve Tomato
An editor notes that the tomato can be rapidly improved through careful selection and quickly degraded by careless handling, highlighting how its quality responds to cultivation and handling practices.
Fashion Takes Backward Steps in Autumn Wardrobe
Grace Margaret Gould, fashion editor, argues in that periodical that true style for autumn lies in old fashioned looks from the fifties to the eighties. She predicts billows and frills with prim basques, capes, circulars, mantillas, and the looming ecrinoline.
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Grace Margaret Gould
The
Womans Home Companion
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Senate
Bernard McOwen
H. A. Booth
E. H. Beshlin
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Warren National Bank
Conewango Trust CO
Penn‘'a Ave
E. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
State OF Pensylvania
County OF Warren
I. H. S. Keck
H. S. Keck
John Siggins
Notary Public
L. S. Clough Co. Schimmelfeng
Andrew
Jos. G. Johnson
W. W. Stevens
Herbert G. Eaton
First National Bank
Gladys Lewis
Ss. i
T. Conarro
Aliwu wesRcee
Cc. T. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
WM. Muir
Jobre A. Schofield
F. K. Russell
Rogers Bros
International Silver Co
Meriden Britannia Co
Meriden
Cona
Chichester S
Chichester
MERS
AY Security
Kaiser
Sedie Bahr
Zens
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