Washington Area Banks Report October 31 1914 Condition
Reports from National Bank of Washington Lincoln National Bank Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and Second National Bank show assets liabilities and capital as of October 31 1914. Key figures include loans and discounts near 1.86 million to 6.96 million, deposits rising to about 2.0 to 3.0 billion across banks, and gold fund and reserve details consistent with national banking requirements.
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Storkses
la Federel Resere
Turea Mavings Sl
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
District of Columbia
Bank Statement from Washington National Bank in 1920s
The document lists assets and liabilities of a Washington, DC bank as of October 31, with figures for securities loans and discounts, military banks, tolerances, and real estate. It shows deposits, capital stock, surplus and undivided profits, trust company balances, and time certificates of deposit. A notary confirms the accuracy with cashier John Heraltz signing and sworn testimony on November 5 by Maud Fellhelmer.
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U.S
U. S
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Federal Bank
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Bank Statement Records From Washington DC 1914
District of Columbia bank statements show balances, assets, and liabilities for National City Bank, National Savings and Trust Co, and Union Trust Co as of October 31 1924 and November 4 1914. Entries include overdrafts, bonds, real estate, deposits, and capital stock with stated totals and sworn attestations.
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National Savings and Trust CO
Washington
District of Columbia
City of Washington
George Nowahd
George Howard
James
Burruss
Natary
Wiliam JD
Hoover
Edmonaton
Samuel Maddox
Union Trust Company
Columbia
Dusiness
Tota
Edson &. Olds
Edson
Olds
Heginald Rutherford
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
Fradward J. Stellwagen
D. S. Porter
H. J. Ruet
Frank C. Henry
George X. McLanahan
J. Henry Soall
F. B. McGuire
George E. Hawilten
Directora
Charles W. Warden
M. L. Offutt, Jr
Frank W. Hoigiane
Thomas H. Pickford
C. Calhoun
Samuel J. Prescott
William @. Carter
Gay T. Scott
Wade H. Cooper
Nathan H. Scott
Basil B. Carnahaw
Hite Sheets
Richard J. Carnahaw
Thomas Somerville
Frank
H. Jedmonds
William M. Sprigg
Wiliam
Jf. Gaither
Continental Trust Bank Statement 1914 Washington DC
Continental Trust显示华盛顿特区银行截至1914年10月81日的资产与负债详细清单包括贷款与垫款、透支、证券、对国家和私营银行的往来、清算所存款、现金及现金等价物、储蓄及支票账户等。列出资本、盈余、未分配利润、应付及应收项目、存款总额及各类准备金等。华盛顿特区法院见证人签署为真实性作证并由各签字见证人认证。
Gets Pistol Into Asylum Sparks Mystery
George W. Kreamer a 66 year old inmate of the Government Hospital for the Insane was believed to have shot himself with a pistol in his room. The bullet lodged in the left temple and he had been dead some time before discovery. Coroner Nevitt ordered an morgue investigation while noting the puzzling access to a weapon inside the facility. Kreamer, a former pressman, was admitted November 1915 for melancholia.
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Government
Nevitt
Ehreamer
Bomber Jannus Demonstrates Precise Bomb Drops in Baltimore
In Baltimore today Roger Jannus piloted hydrowplane flights with imitation bombs dropping within six feet of targets including the city customs house and Emerson Tower. Thousands watched as the staccato demonstration showcased the potential effectiveness of aerial bombing in Europe. A photographer accompanied Jannus as a passenger. Separately, James F. Oyster A J Sinclair and ex Senator Marion Butler were named by Chamber of Commerce President Gude to draft a cotton relief resolution for Congress to aid Southern planters.
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Gude
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South
Pass Through Desert 1000 Nobles At Ceremony Banquet
The Willard ballroom hosted an Almas Temple ceremony with Dr. Fred Smith of Rochester leading nobles from Shriners orders across a desert pageant. Notable visitors included George Street of Richmond and John Cunningham of Baltimore along with many imperial potentates and temple officials. More than 1000 Shriners attended the ceremonial, entertainment, and banquet, with extensive guest lists and committee roles noted.
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Jones
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Speed
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Jamon T. Gibbs
Almas Temple
Harrison Ingman
Jacobus 8. Jones
Rabban
Arthur L. Bryant
Claude Miller
F. A. Behring
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Desert Sands
Harrison Dingman
W. F. Gude
Hamilton Smith
A. Sebring
I. Goldheim
Georges B. Cartin
Virginia
Bernard McMahon
San Francisco
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Philadelphia
Harry D. Deleher
A. A. Pane
Hi. A. Jenks
W. A. Slaughter
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J. P. Hoellman
Pennsylvania
Harvey F. Warner
Claude Fletcher
H. J. Richards
C. Page Waller, Jr
William J. Costello
Leavenworth
Kana
E. C. Powers
H. ©. Perdue
Piscourell
Mundell
Chicago
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C.’Dunkle
Pana- Tie
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Cleveland
James G. Kirkwood
Seattle
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A. V. Warfield
H. Noel Garner
Oscar Robbins
J. Williams
W. W. Ballenger
F. A. Bayliss
W. 3B. Davis
D. W. Ort
Ashland
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Wheeling
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Reading
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Charles R. Gankill
New Jersey
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R. H. Gillia
Leroy Smith
J. F. Wilson
Elwood E. Baer
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O. W. Goodwin
Ista
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Zamora
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Allies Hold Ground Amid Belgian Floods and Front Shifts
Allied forces report ground retention despite floods hindering Belgian movements. They claim gains near Bixschoote and Hollebecke while German attacks north of Arras and along the Lys are repulsed or stalemated. Belgian detachments advance cautiously toward the Yser and Lombaert side amid inundations.
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lYavre
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Tervaete
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Four Wills Filed In District Probate Case Headlines and Bequests
Four wills were filed for probate detailing the distribution of estates. Fannie R. Barker, who died October 30, leaves jewelry and household items to Howard Barker, Mary Barker Foster, and Margaret Foster, with bank funds shared by the daughter and son. Proceeds from sale of 1116 H Street NW split between son and daughter, rest held in trust for a granddaughter until age 25. The testatrix desires a room funded in George Washington University Hospital in memory of Dr Howard Fines Barker. J S Darrall’s 1912 will leaves entire estate to his sister Frances C Darrall with executrix designation.
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Addison
Clarence Dodge
Joseph Dodge
Cornelia B. Dodge
Elisa Dodge
Cornelia
Rosanna Winter
Henry E. Winter
Lillian Cooper
Union Trust Company
Ines L. Winter
James Edward Winter
Heginald Winter
Fannie R. Barker
National Savings and Trust Company
Howard Wilson Barker
H Street
Margaret Foster
George Washington University Hospital
Howard Fines J Barker
J. S. Darral
Frances C. Darrall
Charles X Dies End of Bourbon Kings 1836 Chronicle
Charles X, last Bourbon king, died age 80 after a long rule marked by attempts to reverse progress. BornCharles Philip, he fled Paris during the revolution, later exiled to Holyrood Palace in Scotland, and died in Goris Austria on November 4, 1836, following a cholera attack.
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Three Automobiles Stolen Reported in Washington
Police received reports of three auto thefts last night. John Immich’s four passenger Ford touring car was stolen from in front of the Shoreham Hotel bearing District tag 22190 and Maryland tag 14741. Roswell Ehrmantrant reported his five passenger automobile stolen between 7 and 8 pm from Sixth and El streets northwest with District tag 23710 and Maryland 19940. W A Greer said his four passenger Ford was stolen from in front of a Ninth street theater between F and G streets northwest and carries District tag 20232.
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Eighteenth Street Northwest
Shoreham Hotel
Maryland
Roswell Ehrmantrant
Perry Place
Sixth
W. A. Greer
Twelfth Street
Ninth Street
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