Denton State Bank - Denton, NE

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: July 14, 1930
Location: Denton, Nebraska (40.738, -96.844)

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Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 233204d5

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Description

Article (The Lincoln Star, 1930-07-14) reports a petition by the attorney general asking the secretary of the state department of trade to appoint a receiver for the failed Denton State Bank. No run or depositor disturbance is mentioned; a receiver is sought, indicating closure by authorities.

Events (1)

1. July 14, 1930 Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: Attorney general filed petition asking state department secretary to appoint a receiver for the failed bank; closure initiated by government/legal action.
Newspaper Excerpt: secretary the department trade receiver the failed Denton State bank, asked petition filed in court Monby the attorney general.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. July 14, 1930 The Lincoln Star Lincoln, NE

Article from The Lincoln Star, July 14, 1930

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Article Text

HERE IN LINCOLN undertaker Rent Lower Try the Gelf Course going on your vacation call and your Star with will safe Vacation Pettit Master Seeks Davis filed in District court Monday asking divorce from Nannie grounds The was married December at Pdyor, Okia, Fur Stolen Bassett, 1515 South Fifteenth street, reported to police the theft of black fox white from her home Saturday articles were valued Take Eighteen Eighteen valued stolen from the porch North street, Sunday, reported to police. Bank AppointClarence G. secretary the department trade receiver the failed Denton State bank, asked petition filed in court Monby the attorney general. Jennings Appeals Ross Jenin charge of criminal assault five in the reformatory, filed an with the Supreme court Monday mornGiven Jail Sentence William Lehman, 45. South Ninth street pleaded guilty to charges of illegal and liquor sentenced to sixty days county jail and was fined $200 costs by Municipal Monday morning. Revolver Stolen DeLuxe pool hall, 1425 entered Sunday caliber volver six boxes caliber in addition to several of stolen piolee Driver Fined 18, 916 South street, pleaded to charges drunkenness driving while drunk, and was fined $60 and and his driver's license revoked year by Municipal Judge Polk Monday Improved Suffering with fractured thigh sustained when his collided near Weeping Water urday afternoon, Domingo, Weeping Water, tendants at Bryan Memorial hospital said Monday morning He atended Dr. Frederick Teal. Airport Gas of at June aggregated for 6,450 gallons, according to the report filed by City Erickson Monday, council. The report gallons were furnished meet during the dedication of the post. York Man Loses Homer Toombs, York, lost the sight one eye, when the optic injured sliver of steel while Toombs was chiseling bearing cap garage there Saturday. Toombs brought and the eye was removed Dr. Curtis Lincoln General Sunday. Assess Inheritance Judge Monday assessed an heritance for Lancaster of $464.40 estate Julius H. Tyndale, June 1929. An filed Monday morning shows valued at and interest the estate Hector for total valuation of $20,115.14. Two Places Broken Into-A pair cigarets stolen from Grocery, 125 South Ninth street, Sunday afternoon evening trance was gained by breaking window. office the eas Coal Twentieth and o streets, was broken into Sunday night, but nothing taken. The thieves refused take fifty cents from the register. Two Pethoud and McKinney pleaded eharges petit larceny in connection with the theft two gallons gasoline from car in the age the home Bliss, South Twenty street, secretary of the state department by trade early Sunday and were fined $20 costs each by Municipal Judge Polk Monday Slightly Hurt and Mrs. Dotts, 2415 their four ard. Betty and Donald, all sustained minor cuts and bruises, their collided machine driven by Morgan, Twelfth streets as shortly o'clock Sunday morning the injured the Lincoln eral attended them there, and all were released. Appeals on Compensation. appeal from an award of the state compensation commissioner filed in District court Monday by as Floyd Parker Franklin against the Ice Cream and the Globe Indemnity Insurance Parker claims he received hernia he slipped floor wet August 1929. Following an he claims he signed receipt for ment in but had since failed to recover. He charges that he totally Sues $15,000 B. Hutbrought in Monday asking damages for $15,000 for injuries he claims he received while employed by the Lincoln Tent & Awning taking awnings from the west of the Journal building. The suit made against association the State Journal and the awning pany. ladder, He claims that while he was on an through sidewalk him and the ladder to the hurling accident occurred November 1929, his petition alleges.