The articles report the Bank of Waterloo as a defunct bank with a receiver (R. O. Brownell) empowered to collect funds (Mar 1931) and later the receiver discharged with liquidation complete (Jan 16, 1932). No run is mentioned; the bank was closed and in receivership, so classified as suspension_closure. 'Bank of Waterloo' lacks an explicit charter type in the clips, so bank_type set to unknown.
Events (2)
1.March 26, 1931Receivership
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An order empowering R. O. Brownell, receiver for the Bank of Waterloo, to proceed with collection of double liability funds from stockholders to make up deficit of $30 was issued in district court here Wednesday.
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2.January 16, 1932Other
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Brownell was discharged receiver of ... Bank of Waterloo ... by District Judge Charles Foster, orders signed Saturday. These bank-liquidations are complete.
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Newspaper Articles (2)
1.March 26, 1931Lincoln Journal StarLincoln, NE
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FAILED BANK RECEIVER HAS POWER TO COLLECT OMAHA. (/P). An order empowering R. O. Brownell, receiver for the Bank of Waterloo, to proceed with collection of double liability funds from stockholders to make up deficit of 30 was issued in district court here Wednesday. Money realized thus far from assets of the defunct bank which have been applied on
2.January 16, 1932The Omaha Evening Bee-NewsOmaha, NE
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BROWNELL DISCHARGED AS BANK RECEIVER
Brownell was discharged receiver of the Citizens State bank Ralston, American State bank Omaha, Bank of Waterloo and Bennington State bank by District Judge Charles Foster, orders signed Saturday. These bank- liquidations are complete.