Financial Statements of The District National Bank
The Washington Loan and Trust Company and District National Bank report their financial condition as of December 31, 1918. Highlights include resources of loans, bonds, deposits, cash items, and a cashier's sworn statement of accuracy, listing totals for assets liabilities and capital. Directors and officers are named, with formal attestations by the cashier Edward S. Wolfe and notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Savings Bank
Washington, D. C
Washington
District of Columbia
Goa
American Security and Trust Company
Tvotat
Colemina
Charles EB. Howl
Charles E. Howe
Albert
Shilling
Union Savings Bank
Dastry
Columbia
City of Washington
C. Bowman
C. E. Bowman
C. D. Ratcliffe
A . J, Leckie
Frank
Milburn
HL. Cooper
Ralph Burton
T KK
Sands
Anson
Tartar
Jamea
Canin
Jon
Clapham
Joan Poole
John Poole
Sthony
Wis
J. Suryker
Notary Public
Wilton J
Bank Statement of Second National Bank District of Columbia
The Second National Bank in the District of Columbia presents a detailed balance sheet as of December 21, 1911, listing resources including deposits, securities, reserve funds, and loans. It shows totals for assets such as banking house, furniture, and real estate, and highlights liabilities like deposits, circulation, and capital stock with official sworn attestations by the cashier and notary.
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RESUL
Dither
Thanels Okecurites
Wess Peel
Sturagh
Securities, &c
Offec
Crac
Federal Reserve Bank Beem
Sere Agenta
Peserse
Rother
BOS
TSO
Federal Reserve Denk
Lus Frequeral Reserve Bank
Banky
Laat Teoney Reserve
Benki Szaaiais
Lrost
Benk
Central Reserve
Reed
Federal Reserve Bank
Lees
Lown
L. S
Bank Statement From 1915 Recites Assets And Liabilities
District of Columbia bank report details assets including loans and discounts, securities, and gold fund subscriptions. It lists liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, circulating notes, deposits, and certificates, with signatures of cashier Henry H. Flather and notary David Rittenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dais
Notte
San Francisco Reserve Bank Sets Record Low Rediscount Rate
The Federal Reserve Board approved the lowest rediscount rate yet named by any bank, 4 percent for maturities up to 30 days, with other rates at 3 to 6 percent for various terms. Notices also announced the Willard Hotel annual chamber meeting next Tuesday evening with nominations for a long slate of directors led by Joseph Berberich and others.
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San Francisco Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Willard Hotel
Joseph Berberich
Marion Butler
A. P. Clark, Jr
H. F. Clark
Wade H. Cooper
E. B. Dean
Willam M. Dove
W. T. Galliher
Julius Garfinkle
Wiliam K. Gude
Louis Holmes
Charles R. Howser
A. F. Joras
George H. Judd
W. J.wehoe
Claude E. Miller
John Mitchell
Henry T. Offterdinger
J. Owens
John Poole
Col. A. EK. Randle
BF. Saul
William H. Saunders
Charles G. Stott
Harry Wardman
Joseph Weller
Horse Marines at Annapolis Command New Field Artillery
Special Washington roat reports U S M Co officer Coleman arrived at Annapolis post and assumed command of the new field artillery unit. The term horse marines becomes real as the corps' officers are mounted. Eight officers have leased the old Acton estate in Annapolis.
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E¢ Lee Washington
Annapolis
EH IK. Cole
Field Artillery Actioes
Corps
Horse Marines
Field Artillery
Acton
Fg Annapoils
First gun in Civil War and Mississippi secession anniversary
Fifty five years ago today the first shot of the Civil War was fired and Mississippi withdrew from the Union. The piece notes the January 1861 events at Fort Sumter and Charleston, the Star of the West expedition, Beauregard’s bombardment, and Mississippi's long road to secession, constitutional changes, and eventual readmission to the Union. It also references a French report on German atrocities in World War I and confirms various charged acts by German forces as reported by the French government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Mississippi
Cea
Paris Commission
Palin
Mississippi
South Carolina
Charleston Harbor
Maj
Anderson
Fort Moultrie
Fort Sumter
Buchanan
Star of the West
Beauregard
Bumter
United States
Confederate States
Seward
Nelson and
Campbell
Supreme Court
Sumter
Beaure' Bard
Beaureward
Maj. Anderson
Messiasippol
Union
Democratic Party
Jefferson Davia
Foote
Framont
Lincoln
Johnson
New York
Paris
Belgium
France
Kainer
Poincare
Poincaré
Viviani
French Commission
Sviatopolk Czctwertynski
Poland
von Hindenburg
Europe
Germany
Britain
Russia
Asia
Herman Ridder
Edwin Barwer
Sidney M. Chane
Poe
Doyle
Gaborian
Edwin Balmer
Henry H. Rose
Jf Rose
America
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Clark
Jie
Republic
German and French Views of the War Must Seek Cause of War
Herman Ridder argues in Staate Zeitung that British papers miscast the war’s origins, urging Americans to look beyond the British white paper. He claims 1906 German-Belgian plans to invade Germany through Belgium reveal England’s true aims, with Russia and France shifting balance of power. He warns that Russia seeks dominance and that the European conflict stems from long-term rivalries and mobilizations on multiple fronts.
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Staate-Zeitung
New York
England
Brussels
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
British Foreign Office
America
Russia
Girl Dies and Suspects Arrested in Arlington Case
In Arlington today Miss Irene Richardson daughter of town auditor George McK. Richardson died. William J. Flyde a Cambridge Harvard Cooperative Society bookkeeper and Mrs. Marie Hanson a nurse were arrested in connection with the incident. Police said they want to question a Boston physician with Back Bay offices named by the victim to two other doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Masq
Irene Richardson
George McK. Richardson
William J. Flyde
Harvard Cooperative Society
Cambridge
Marie Hanson
Nuras
Boston
Back Bay
Peace Commission Treaty Sealed with Bolivia
Secretary Bryan and Bolivian Minister Senor Don Ignacio Calderon exchanged ratifications of the peace commission treaty between the United States and Bolivia. George W. Lange, 59, Cranford Paving Company employee for 26 years, died at his home 37 Normead Price after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Misa Dorothy Lange, and two sons G. H. and Percy Lange. Funeral services will be at the home at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. New York. The cotton loan committee announced it had granted its first can, through the Alabama committee. the amount and applicant name not disclosed.
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Bryan
Senor
Don Ignacio Calderon
United States
Bolivia
George W. Lange
Cranford Paving Company
Normead Price
Misa Dorothy Lange
Gona
G. H. and
Percy Lange
New York
Jan
Cotton Llan Committee
Alabama Committee
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Esnie
Bob Aloe
Diuabilitifs Statosta
Correr
Jaques B
Sues
Jobo
Shughrue
Juan Ff
John WH
Geer
Ales Os
Wor Moller
I. Florcisen Jehagon
Bbsaul
W. E. Shannon
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Fa Ha Deeriee
Stepans
Pope
Fuerte
Harry
Frrasnurer
Notary Publis
Bes
Vnet Poy
Macon
Koapp
Toland
United States Savings Bank
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Amet LS
Neaoard
Mye T Yaoah
Parry
IL Epp
Aito Shreny
Moor Penna
WAM Travel
Thertons
Mali
District National Bank
Busines
Tai
Nerdrafin
U.S
Panama
Otlants AS
Uig Ty
Eee
Padia
Ieiden Neeeerees
Bawe Eee Ee
Ava Eneree Ee
Caty
Tistrict
Epward
Wolfe
Nurant W. Robertson
United —Attert Notary Public
Ralph P. Barrard
Willem P. Lipscomt
SL Besaelievre
W. OH. Martin
Wow
Behie Tlauiz F. Miller
Chas
J. Butler
Jr. Nordlinger
I. HL Verning
Robert Lee O'Brien
Arenshaw
H. M. Packard
John W. Cmitress
Charles
Flogers
al J. Goekeler
Jas
A. Semple
Robert N. Harper
L. Lansbury
Wella A. Harper
Sheetx
James M. Hoge
Tyree
Hoge
Beatorit
Walters
Lewis Holmes
Midney West
Ale. Joris
Martin Wiegand
Second National Bank
Tome District of Columbia
Siraladirg Nates
Ibang
Urbe
Borsa
Sere
Johan Cleckloff
Torbert
Corvert
Cuno H Rudolph
Walel E. Clephane
Cox Axder Wolf Nard M. Heidget
Dun Fund
Clerky Pension Fund
Fitter Terest
Duecometar
Carrect—aAttest
J. Bell
A Burt
Reevale
Clarence F. Norment
Albert M. Tead
Henry H. Flather
Corcoran Thom
Henry F. Blount
William J. Lather
Myron M. Parker
James M. Green
Daniel Fraser
Joseph Paulm
Rae
Banking House
Federal National Bank
U. S
C.eee
Renee Gutade
Vederat Revere
U. Arce
Tutak
Dua
Creresseeees
Dudier Morgan
Wm. Knowles Cooper
Arthur DP
Marka
N. HM. Shea
John T. Newbold
Leon Tobriver
Direet
Riggs National Bank
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Olumbis
J. Henry H. Plather
David Rittenhouse
Chas. C. Glover
Charles I. Corby
H. Hur
Thomas ‘Hyde
WM. J. Flather
Fd, McKenney
W. Labrot
Chamber's
eRerines
The
Courrier Des Etats-Unis
Africa
Dela
Staats-Zeitung
Community of Nations
East
Man
Massachusetts
Calderon
Eiseman’s Corner
Wee
Boye
the Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Walter Akers
Los Angeles
Palestine
Wtiendanic
Ufe
Ueatil du Neat
Mr. Canfield
Gambier
New Light
Col
Roosevelt
Bragihian
Tipperary
Sir Gilbert Parker
Henry R. Rose
H. H. A. Beach
J. N. Marchand
Leslie Thrasher
National Sunday Magazine
Jordan
Gilbert Pakhrer
Marchand Gove
Gilbert Parker
Finley Eter
Walter Damrosth
Lasin Chaober
New York Symphony Orchestra
Wimmin
Thrasher
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