Germans Attack Credit of Great Britain in War Report
German protests against financial pressure on Britain accuse Allied assets of aggression. The document cites reports from Aerschot, Andenne, Dinant, and Louvain, urges wide press circulation, and requests copies for government officials and consuls. It notes expected reactions to publicity and rewards for publishing the memorial and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Nnd
Aerschot
Andenne
Dinant
Louvain
Jascow
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
von Bernstorft
Cedarhurst
N.Y
Imautry
German Financial Analysis on New York and London Discourse
A lengthy German analysis criticizes British and German finance amid World War I. It discusses Davis's pamphlet British and German Finance, the Reichsbank, war loan subscriptions, and compares emergency measures and gold reserves in Britain, France, and the United States, asserting German credit strength and London’s looming financial influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. F. Davis
Reichsbank
Davis
Berlin
Tato
New York
London
Paris
Cunard Steamship Company
Tan Mail
EK. F. Davis
Sodie
Denied Pressure on Banks Cited in British Financier Reply
An English financier responds to claims about pressure on German banks and German savings institutions during 1914 1918. He argues German savings banks did not deny payments for withdrawals used to subscribe to war loans and notes the legality of Darlehnskassen lending structures. He contrasts German practices with British loan terms and cites government guarantees and collateral rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Davis
Davin
Bonar Law
Jne
Stanting
Mivie
Savings Banka
Institution de Credit
Reischsbank
Reichsbank
Darlehnskagsen
Germany
War Notes Defended As Emergency Certificates by Germany
Allied financial writers label the Darlehnskassenscheine the center of attack, arguing the notes act as emergency certificates. The Reichsbank statements show them as a separate cash item, not gold cover, contradicting Mr Davis and English journals who accuse Germany of deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Darlénnsakassenscheme
Europe
America
Flawa
Kriegadarlehnskasse
Davia
Reichsbank
Darlehnakassenacheine
Engsh Rrancilal
Darlehnskassenscheine
Davis
British Loan Fell Hopelessly Short Says Teuton Experts
Mr. Davis claims England paid 2.4 percent for wartime funds and could borrow at 4 percent, but Britain surpassed that with higher rates while new cash prospects drifted below £350 million. The piece contrasts British fears of another appeal for funds, discusses moratorium effects, and notes American funds holding up amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuton
British Blockade Has Helped German Bank Analysis Says
An analysis from the London Economy regent iagua cites how the British blockade aided German banks and pressured Allied finances. It discusses reserves across France England and Germany, notes on moratorium impacts, and shifts in deposits and exchange for banks including First Imperial Bank of Germany and Third Bank of England with figures on notes in circulation and gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
England
Germany
Imperial Bank
Third Bank of England
Cireyutation
Reichabank
Banque de Francr
Hingland
Banque de France
Reichsbank
German Empire
Ita
Banking War Echoes Hit London and New York
The piece analyzes how U S banking activity saved England during wartime turmoil. It notes the New York Stock Exchange closed in self defense, London’s gold pool, and sterling fluctuations amid European liquidation. It argues Germany’s credit and the Reichsbank strength influence global finance and cautions readers about rosy prophetic claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin
Hingiteh
Sterling Exchange
United States
New York Stock Exchange
New York
London
Paria
Joana
France
England
London Gold Market Shifts as London Power to Attract Gold Fades
An embargo on capital aids Britain to retain funds for national defense, undermining London as a free gold market. The New York and London money markets show stark shifts, with New York abundant money and London facing reduced gold attractiveness. American bankers are maintaining modest balances in London, challenging England’s gold export vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arma
Bolgaris
Denmark
Greece
Italy
Norway
Switzerland
Sweden
Netherlands
Roumania
J. Bernstorff
New York
Wilson
Lmne
United States
London
Financial Center
England
Great Britain
Davis
P. A
Londonbanks
London Bankeri
Bank of Tungland
Germans Predict Dollar Replaces Pound in World Markets
An article argues the dollar will oust the pound in the western hemisphere and far east as free market gold and sterling falter. It cites Bank of England actions and British credit erosion led byGreys and Churchill as undermining London. American bankers avoid exploiting London rates due to depreciation of sterling and English credit, signaling a collapsed old financial order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harape
London
England
Davis
London’ County and Westminster Bank
Far East
Bank of England
United” States
Greys
Churchilla
Americans Accused of Attacking a Nation That Will End War
A long critique questions American credit policy and England’s wartime finances. It cites Mr. Davis and Anquith, warns of sterling collapse, and urges U S business leaders to weigh neutrality against aiding a war economy. It asks how much of England’s debt remains due and calls for clear positions on credit and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Vaudeville and Film Patrons Flock to Keith's Cosmos and Moore's
The week’s bill at Keith's features Billie Taylor Stella Mayhew Migs Mayhew and Joe Jackson with Ann Suter as notable acts in a breezy vaudeville program. At the Belasco last season High Jinks returns, and Pathe newsreels join also. Moore's Strand presents Ann Murdock in Cap Charles Marshall's drama A Royal Family, with Cyrus Townsend Brady's The Chalice of Courage by the V. L. S. E. Company. The Cosmos vaudeville bill opens with Florenzi & Co. and includes Jackson and De Wintress ventriloquism, while the Benman Show at Gayety stars Lew Kelly Prof. Dope and a strong chorus midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Taylor
Stella Mayhew
Keith's
Migs Mayhew
Belasco
Washington
Joe Jackson
Jackson
Miss Ann Suter
Chas. B. Nelson
Chas
Mack
Mexico
Dangles
Carl Byal
Dora Early
Misa Early
Eddie Emerson
Jerry Baldwin
Benman
Lew Kelly
Dope
Kelly
Ameta Pynes
Eileen Sheridan
Miss Pynes
Bert Mccarthy
Behman
Gertrude Holtman
Cosmos
Florenti & Co
Florenzi
Cummins & Young
Thomas P. Jackson & Co
de Wintress
Philippi
al White
Kidland
The
Hearst-Selig News
Ann Murdock
Charles Frohman
Moore
Cap Charles Marshall
Annie Russell
Miss Murdock
Princess
Fuller
Meliish
Lila Barkley
Edwin Mordant
Matilda Brundige
Charles Prince
Cyrus Townsend Brady
V. L. S. E. Company
Myrtle Gonzales
Wiliam Duncan
Metro Company
Dorothy Donnelly
Hulbert Footner
Northland
Motion Picture Week Features Sirens and Suspense
The article reviews a sequence of Mutual master-pictures and other features. It highlights Helene of the North with Marguerite Clark and Eliott Dexter, The Girl From His Town with Margarita Fischer, The Marriage of Kietye, The Little Dutch Girl with Vivian Martin, and The Scarlet Sin with Hobart Bosworth. It notes showings at the Columbia and other venues, plus a Glen Echo outing by Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus and a National Guard camp at Colonial Beach with sea trips aboard St Jonas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Monsieur. Loco
Emlie Gaborleu
Mr.Morris
Florence la Badle
Alfonse Ethier
Margarita Fischer
Helene
North
Columbia
Marguerite Clark
Pert
Canadian Northwest
Pierre
Canadian Mounted Police
Miss Clark
Eliott Dexter
Conway Tearle
Brigham Royce
Frank
Fannie Ward
Kietye
Crandalls
Ouida
Vivian Martin
Hobart Bosworth
Lady Auflley
Daughters of
Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Glen Echo
National Guard
Instrict
Colonial Beach
Guard
Aively Place
Washington
St. Jonas
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Force Majeure
Nertic
Reichstag
Dir. Davis
Treasury
Accletica
Lloyd George
Bank of Francs
U. S
Imperial Financial Observer
Gehsratial
Binkerd
Nice
Han
Eingland
Jlower
Aibo
Winston Churchil
Harlehnskassen
Darlehneskassen
Derlehnskassen
Infinna
Mabie
Danishnskassen
Mr. Davis
Dayln
Davin Wetten
Fay
Ubia
Vayia Peng
Ford Reserve
London County and Westminster Bank
Hay
Lsh
Exchange
Notas
Bankera
U.S
Ottawa
Haglund
Worlds Financial Center
Davie
Sik
Boeda
Keith
Gayety
the Benman Show
Strand
Meredith Nicholson
Harry Mestayer
Grace Darmoni
Ganien
G Street
Eleventh
Palais Royal
A.lisner
Crandall
Columbia Theater
F. Keith
Eve
Joe” Jackson Hightier Rong
Stare
Seata
Sestou
SOL. Herzog & Co., Inc
Oth St
St. Johns D. c
Soldier Boye
Durchase
Uptown
F St
Moss Ticket
Ebbitt
Marshall Hall
Charles Macalenter
Seventh Street
Montgomery County Fair
Fou
Union Station
Orthland
Iglen Echo
East Gate Lawn
Maryland
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