National Banks Should Be Allowed Bank Acceptances
Lawrence Merton Jacobs argues in a National Monetary Commission article that American banks lose to European banks due to the ban on bank acceptances. He urges a simple change to the national bank act to permit acceptance of time bills, establishing a national discount market and stabilizing domestic finance. The piece also notes New York banks suffer from the restriction, while European centers enjoy uniform security and cheaper funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Monetary Commission
Lawrence Merton Jacobs
New York
Europe
London
Pers
Berlin
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
United States
Kansas Storm Kills Two in Missouri and Kansas
A tornado swept southwest Missouri and southeastern Kansas killing two people and causing extensive property and crop damage. In Gelena Kansas, night watchman John Dobson died. In Welr City Kansas a woman was killed and several others injured. Other areas report possible additional fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Missouri
Kansas
Gelena
Kans
John Dobson
Welr City
Warships to Represent United States at Chile Centennial
Four U S armored cruisers California Washington Pennsylvania and Colorado reported at Climbote Peru yesterday and today proceed to Valparaiso to represent the United States at Chilean Independence centennial celebrations. The Washington will pass the Strait of Magellan to join the Atlantic fleet while California Pennsylvania and Colorado return to the Pacific fleet after the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Washington
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Climbote
Peru
Valparaiso
Strait of Magellan
New Orders for Metals Sales Lead West Demand
New orders for finished steel products helped lift August activity for steel corporation subsidiaries, led by west region purchases and 40 000 tons for Indiana plow manufacturers. Shipments exceeded new orders overall, with notable gains in steel sheets and wire products. September outlook remains cautious with larger contracts possible but no immediate buying surge expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Indiana
New York
Steel Corporation
Money Easy in Europe and Paris Markets Steady
Money in Europe shows ease with Paris settlements under lax conditions and Rio Tinto activity. Berlin notes restored confidence via smooth monthly settlements and iron industry reports, while American stock news remains mixed and copper speculation quiet. Canadian railroads improve as talk of a $30,000,000 notes issue flares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Consola
Bank of England
Paris
Rio Tinto
Berlin
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio
Western banks gain as market sits cautious amid currency outflow
New York reports heavy currency outflow last week with domestic and Canadian demands on cash. Call loans stayed nominal while rates stiffened. Western banks see improved credit as wheat and cotton movements loom. overall business remains mixed and cautious amid tariff, tax, and foreign trade concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Imhorn
Praise for American fleet at Tsing Tao visit prompts praise
Berlin reports a Lokal Anzeiger song letter from Tsing Tao praising Rear Admiral Hubbard and the U S Asiatic squadron for orderly conduct during a visit. It notes 500 sailors ashore at once but no disorder and good relations with German sailors as many Americans spoke German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Tsing Tao
Kiao-Chau
China
United States Asiatic Squadron
Hubbard
Trolley Collision Injures Scores in Sandusky Ohio
Twenty six hurt as eastbound limited and westbound local on Lake Shore electric railroad collide head on near Allens Corners two miles east of Norwalk. Nine seriously injured include Frank Hewkins J K Martin and EB Jackson. All transported to Norwalk Hospital. Motorman Beebe accepts blame saying he forgot order to wait for local at Allens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
Lake Shore Electric Railroad
Allens Corners
Norwalk
Frank Hewkins
O. B. Mahon
Chicago Junction
J. K. Martin
EB. C. Jackson
Fremont
Louis Krouse
Havana
Layina Miller
Toledo
George H. Kerruish
Leonard Knable
Cleveland
August Jacobs
Beach Park
F. D. Brooks
Dan Mullholland
Frank Nedro
Lucius Hunt
James Eckert
Frank Ondrush
Rosa Halak
Anna Malak
Marjory Goloz
Joseph Draik
John Thomas
C. J. Strabver
Lorain
H. T. Kennewell
T. K. Burge
Lake Shore Electric
Allens
First meeting of Cardinals and Alexandria Athletic Club
Labor Day crowd to watch the first of five games for the Alexandria championship at North Alfred street grounds at 3 30 pm. Cardinals and Alexandria Athletic Club both field solid lineups with Patterson or McBride catching, Trenary pitching, and a diverse roster. Umpires Kirk and Caton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Cheammonship of
Cardinal Athletic Club
Alexandria Athletic Club
Washington
Fort Hunt
Fort Myer
North Alfred Street
Cardinals
Patterson
McBride
Trenary
Astryke
Whitton
Snowden
Hayden
Zachary
Cockrell
Murphy
Alexandria A. C
Sullivan
O'Brien
Lietz
Dougherty
Sehrigener
Birrell
Lync
Williams
Messrs
Kirk and
Caton
Two Pirates In My Head A Drunkard Faces Charge
Jennie Payne a Negro woman was brought to Alexandria police headquarters after a fight and drunkenness charge. Police report she attacked officers with hands and teeth while claims of two prior skull trephinations by opponents were noted. She will be in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Payne
Alexandria
Sampson
Jennie
Quarantined Hinrichs and Guns Evidence in Court
Four double barrell shotguns were taken as evidence at police headquarters Alexandria and will move to Fairfax for Justice Wright's court. Game Warden A J Payne said the firearms were collateral for men arrested for birds after sunset. Also: infantile paralysis quarantines at Georgetown Hospital endangering Hinrichs career with Washington. Postoffice safe loot reported in Wilsonburg West Virginia. Patrolman Schoeni resigns from Alexandria police. Two men arrested for selling liquor without license. St Mary’s Holy Name Society parishioners attend mass and receive communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Fairfax County
Justice Wright
A. J. Payne
Georgetown
Bi Hia
Richa
Washington
Georgetown University Hospital
Hinrichs
California
Schoeni
William Schoeni
Chief Goods
Goods
Schoent
Board of Police Commitssioners
Alexandra
Fannie Sanders
Nicholson
Roland
Arrington
Perry Newby
Gill
Investment offers in stable first deeds and DC notes
A pamphlet promotes gift-edge investments in first deed of trust notes secured on real estate in the District of Columbia as stable, tax-exempt personal property. It claims no reliance on individual or corporate credit and offers investments from 1599 upward, inviting readers to request a booklet titled Concerning Loans and Investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Bank Statement Totals and Liabilities From 1910 Records
A scanned financial page lists assets and liabilities for a national bank as of September 1 1910. It includes capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits and notes due to other banks, trust companies, and the Treasury along with bond holdings and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benke
Daposits
Eck . Cs A
United States
U. S
Ceeseees
Eeerer Eee
Savings Banke
Provident Reserve Fund
Giabil Capital
Canal Zone
Bank Statement Shows Reserves and Deposits in 1930
District of Columbia bank report details resources and liabilities including reserves for taxes, circulation, and U S deposits. It lists due from and to national, state banks, trust companies, and savings banks, along with cash items, notes, balances, and certified checks. The statement is sworn by president George W. White and cashier W. W. Edmonston with notary public attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Marines Money Reserve Spe! Peatttender Totes Redemption Fund
Washington
District of Columbia
Zep
Clarence F. Norment
Heford Mn
Frank B. Gilmore
New York
U.S
U. B. Tressuier
Totel
State of New York
County of New York
Arthur Kavanagh
A. Kavanagh
Geo. H. Corey
Bland H. Donge
SLOAN
H. Post
Alghery
Depusita
City of Washington
I. R. EB. Claughton
R. E. Claughton
L E. Schreiner
WU. S
National Bank
George W. White
Geo. W. White
Webster Manning
Lionas
Epecia
United States
County of Washington
W. W. Edmoneton
W. Edmonbton
J McKeeney Berry
Thomas Brown
M. J. Adler
W.W. M. King
Chas. H. Cragin
Sewall Cissel
Dyer
Robert D. Weaver
National Savings and Trust Company
Earlty Ie
Pecia
District ‘of Columbia
Frank W. Stone
Chas
H. Swalford
Jorred
Gttter Natitinal
Wigetionel
Nfekald
Lana
Bain
T. Bestor R. Walters
Bestor R. Walters
Harban
Jas. A. Sample
John Quinn
A. P. Crenshaw
EL J. McQuade
Sidney J. Besselievre
WM. T. Ballard
H. Powell
Also Mentioned on This Page
European Bank
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Kyrie Elelson
Brosiz
Witt
Sacred Heart
Mer. Bauerle
Katherine Rogers
Gilmore
Kimbie
Nolan
Else David
O'Farrel
Moore
Jennie Glennan
Chile
Wall Street
Post
Hinrighs
Postoffice
Clarksburg
W. Va
Wilsonburg
Here
Postoffice Inspectoren
Swartzell, Rheem
Hensey Co
16Th Street
The
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cer
John Jon Edson
National Bank of Washington City
Resources
F. P. May
Benjamin
Graves
Clarence Price
Daniel Fraser
Geo
Ll. Starkey
Richard HB
Pairo
Diverto
National City Bank of New York
rEg
United States Trust Company
James M. Baker
W. @. CARTER
H. Bradley Davidson
R. Golden Donaldson
Paul Dulakey
R. J. Earnshaw
George W. Faris
Bates Warren
Mes L. Karrick
Count Livingstone
Charles G. Pfluger
Daniel ¢. Roper
Ernest L. Schmidt
L. G. Birider
Jas. Trimble
Charles W. Gwarden
Direci
Equitable Co-Operative Bullidfin Association
Tte
Equitable
Hullding
National Metropolitan Bank i
Jarred
Charles Jacobsen
WM. F. Gude
Kung H Rudolph
William H. Saunders
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Soliabilitie
Gapital
Mucers
W. A. WH Cruach
Thomas Radwe
WE Edmonbton
A Walther
Clephane
WM. HW. Walher
Citizens Savings Bank
Riggs National Bank
Dustriet of
Columbia
Atie
Henry H. Flathe
de Colemni
Henry
Rebs
Rittenhouse
Henry Hurt
Ci. J. Further ME
Rile
Frank C. Henry
Directors
Park Savings Bank
John D Evans
W. H Klopfer
B_RTANLEY sions
Chase Gross
Thos. Somerville
Ave
New Bureau of Engraving and Printing
5Th St
Bilent
Fo. Ave
Notion
Rooma and
Bath
Brightwood Ave
Barbier
Shade
Chandler Building
Fisk Elgin
Mito Nets
Tom Moore
Jobe Marshall
Proms Wai
Conn
M. T. ‘Polle
Conn. Ave
Special
Autocrat
Ckone
Maxwell- Hhese Mathemia
Stanley H. Horner
4Th St. N. W
Emerson & Orme
K St N. W
Carter Motor Car Corp
Munsey
Huaturilie
Waverly Electric
Pope Auto CO
S19
14Th St. Moon
Motor Sales CO
St.n.w
REO Automobiles
Lester D. Moore, JR
N.W
Miller Bros
14Th St
Regal Automobiles
Rcylinder
YALE
Columbia Electric
Stearns
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Muneau Butldion
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car CO
New York Ave
Milton Norris
Henry F. Kunkel
Bigr
Ye Paige
Detroit
Richman
Selby Co
Bailey Electric
Edison
H. B. Leary
Lamont &J. N. W
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
Luttrell CO
H St. N. W
Automobile Supply Department
National Electrical Supply Co
Ava
Roman Automobile CO
St. N
Philadelphia
Five Mode
Dewey
L Street N. W
Maryland Auto
LEROY
Colorado Building
J. Lang
Milla
Benedict
Columbus
Potomac Heights Land CO
Pa. Ave
Crry
Ieee ‘Se
Elmore
Ton Creek
Central Auto CO
W. W. Barnes
Mies Etclentie
Kings House
Matthews Piney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!