First Trust Company - Lincoln, NE

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: trust company
Start Date: November 20, 1934
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska (40.800, -96.667)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 8da997b4

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Description

Article (Nov 20, 1934) reports actions by the state bank department receiver against the First State Bank of Alliance and names a receiver (First Trust Company, Lincoln). No run is described; bank is in receivership/closed.

Events (1)

1. November 20, 1934 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: settlement of important civil suit by the state bankdepartment receiver against the First State Bank of Alliance ... The naming receiver the First Trust Company Lincoln, trustees, this week . . . Jury trials have been continued Judge Meyer turn his attention separate civil matters . Officers the First State Bank made long reply the assertions the banking partment . Criminal cases listed bound from county court not heard in term court . Jury trials have been continued Judge Meyer turn his attention separate civil matters . Consider County Appeal Many actions and minor suits are to be disposed this Wednesday morning Judge Meyer will consider appeal from county court on the the estate Peter Anderson . The administrator court has been tested . This case for The naming receiver the First Trust Company Lincoln, trustees, this week . All of Monday morning was cupied the of docket . Attorneys began present their arguments in the afternoon .
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. November 20, 1934 The Alliance Times-Herald Alliance, NE

Article from The Alliance Times-Herald, November 20, 1934

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Article Text

BANK CASE Important Trial Which Continued Settlement of important civil suit by the state bankdepartment receiver against the First State Bank of Alliance, involving ment on some will by district court the fall term in progress this Filed court records and advanced where was ready for the pleadings attorneys, not to considered this time because representing the persons department able be here. When the case was called the term's docket Monday by Judge Earl Meyer. delayed short until attorneys for Luibank receiver, called the Lincoln department office. when learned that state would unable to be here the matter continued to January Boyd Radke, Linfor the plaintiff Mitchell and Gantz represent the defendants. On Excessive Loans Seven causes action have been filed by department's them that had made by the First Bank through its offiwas filed for the defendants and ruled out Judge Meyer. that long answer to the and made ready for hearing in district court. As held the banking department, made ranging in from $12,575 to for each whose names listed. Officers the First State Bank made long reply answer the assertions the banking partment. Criminal cases listed bound from county court not heard in term court. Jury trials have been continued Judge Meyer turn his attention separate civil matters. Consider County Appeal Many actions and minor suits are to be disposed this Wednesday morning Judge Meyer will consider appeal from county court on the the estate Peter Anderson. The administrator court has been tested. This case for The naming receiver the First Trust Company Lincoln, trustees, this week. All of Monday morning was cupied the of docket. Attorneys began present their arguments in the afternoon.