First National Bank - Greenville, MS

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: national
Bank ID: 3765
Charter Number: 3765
Start Date: April 2, 1907
Location: Greenville, Mississippi (33.410, -91.062)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 41a8a8dd

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Description

Article mentions a receiver (W. P. Krutchmar) in a court case involving First National Bank of Greenville; no run or reopening is described. Receiver reference implies the bank was in receivership/closed. Date taken from newspaper publication (1907-04-02).

Events (2)

1. July 28, 1887 Chartered

Source: historical_nic

2. April 2, 1907 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: W. P. Krutchmar, receiver, vs. First National Bank of Greenville, Washington county; reversed and remanded.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. April 2, 1907 The Birmingham Age-Herald Birmingham, AL

Article from The Birmingham Age-Herald, April 2, 1907

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Article Text

reversed and remanded. By Whitfield, C. J.: A. B. Willis vs. J. H. Brown, Quitman county; motion sustained. M. J. Nance vs. J. H. Harvey, Lowndes county; motion sustained. Wirt Adams vs. T. F. Sigman, Marshall county; motion sustained. Mrs. J. Hillman vs. M. J. & K. C. railroad, Union county; motion sustained. Mrs. Rosa Moody vs. Geo. H. Curtis, Lowndes county; affirmed. National Lumber company vs. Halsey Harper, Hinds county; affirmed. Henry Bouie vs. J. W. Woods, Coahoma county; reversed in part, affirmed in part. Fred Gray vs. State, Leake county; affirmed. W. P. Krutchmar, receiver, vs. First National Bank of Greenville, Washington county; reversed and remanded, Justice Calhoun dissenting. G. W. Fewell vs. city of Meridian, Lauderdale county; reversed and remanded. Immediately after adjournment of court the Bar association, through Attorney General Fletcher, submitted resolutions on the death of former Attorney General Williams, which were ordered spread on the minutes of the court. Loving tributes were also paid by Mr. Fletcher, Justice Calhoun, ex-Assistant Attorney General Flowers, Chas. E. Hooker, Jr., Gen. Monroe McClurg and Chief Justice Whitfield.