Article (1927-12-17) reports a receiver was appointed for the American Trust Company (Mecklenburg County superior court), indicating failure and receivership. No newspaper text describes a depositor run. The 1933 notice listing the bank as closed on a Monday appears to be a routine holiday/temporary closure notice and not a suspension related to distress.
Events (2)
1.December 17, 1927Receivership
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The American Trust company ... Bank appointed receiver ... by Judge Harding in Meck superior
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newspapers
2.January 1, 1933Other
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BANK NOTICE ... the following banks be closed American Trust Co. ... (holiday closure listed)
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newspapers
Newspaper Articles (2)
1.December 17, 1927The Charlotte ObserverCharlotte, NC
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BANK APPOINTED RECEIVER
Bankrupt Proceeding Also Are in Process Against Three Hardware
The American Trust company for the company Dilworth Hardware company and the Matheson Hardware by Judge Harding in Meck superior the Hard had filed the the they have 29 to but final before
2.January 1, 1933The Charlotte NewsCharlotte, NC
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BANK NOTICE
Monday. January being a the following banks be closed American Trust Co. Charlotte National Bank Commercial National Bank Independence Trust Co. Merchants & Farmers National
Union National Bank