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    John S. Werner, 23, of Kansas City, was charged Thursday with allegedly sending himself over $68,000 from an elderly customer’s savings account while working at North American Savings Bank.

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  8. American Savings Bank - Wikipedia

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    American Savings Bank (ASB) is an American bank that is one of Hawaii’s largest financial institutions headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii. The company operates as a federal savings bank and is headquartered at 300 North Beretania Street, right outside of Honolulu’s Chinatown and the downtown financial district.

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    According to company legend, Budd started Boatmen's Savings Institution to help the working class; many of whom worked on riverboats on the Mississippi. The bank received its state charter on February 16, 1847, and offered 3 percent interest on deposits and invested the first $1,000 in a city bond that paid 6 percent.