Closure placed the bank in the hands of the state finance commissioner; permanent outcome not explicitly stated in these articles.
Events (2)
1.November 12, 1926Run
Cause Details
Sustained heavy withdrawals by depositors over the two weeks preceding closure; no specific triggering rumor or scandal identified in articles.
Measures
Board of governors closed the bank and voted to place the institution in the hands of the state finance commissioner.
Newspaper Excerpt
Heavy runs by depositors in the last two weeks caused the move, P. E. Laughlin president, declared.
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same day
2.November 12, 1926Suspension
Cause Details
Board closed the trust company after heavy depositor runs and placed it in the hands of the state finance commissioner.
Newspaper Excerpt
Federal Trust Company of Kansas City... was closed today by the board of governors who voted to place the institution in the hands of the State Finance [Commissioner].
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newspapers
Newspaper Articles (14)
1.November 12, 1926The Chico EnterpriseChico, CA
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FEDERAL TRUST COMPANY CLOSED
KANSAS Trust company KanCity was closed late today the board of governors and voted to place the bank the hands of the state finance commissioner. Heavy runs on the bank in the two weeks caused the move, Laughlin, president, said
2.November 12, 1926The Bellingham HeraldBellingham, WA
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Bank Closed
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Federal Trust company, Kansas City, closed late toby the governors and place the bank hands state runs the bank the last weeks caused the Laughlin, president, He board believed amply protectto about two million dollars.
3.November 13, 1926The Courier-JournalLouisville, KY
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TRUST COMPANY IN KANSAS CITY CLOSES
Kansas City, Nov. 12 (AP)-The Fed eral Trust Company of Kansas City with deposits of about $2,000,000. was closed today by the board of gov ernors who voted to place the insti tution in the hands of the State F1 nance Heavy runs by depositors in the last two weeks caused the move, P. E. Laughlin president, declared. He said the board believed the depositors were amply
4.November 13, 1926The Decatur Daily ReviewDecatur, IL
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BANK AT KANSAS CITY IS CLOSED
Kansas City. Mo, Nov. 13-Federal Trust company of Kansas City with deposits $2,000,000 has been closed after heavy runs by depositors.
5.November 13, 1926The OregonianPortland, OR
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THREE BANKS CLOSED
Heavy Runs Hit Federal Trust of Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 12.Federal Trust company of Kansas City was closed late today by the governors and was voted to place the bank in the
6.November 13, 1926The Oregon Daily JournalPortland, OR
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Second Kansas City Bank Closes Doors; Blame Heavy Runs
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. The Kansas City Terminal Trust company was closed here today as direct result of the closing Friday of the Federal Trust company, which turned records over the state department. of the Fedthe during the the made at the bank estimated that unable meet its obligations by $100,000.
Federal Trust Co., Kansas City, Faced Heavy Run United Press KANSAS Nov. Federal Trust Co. of Kansas City, with deposits closed Friday by the board of and placed in the hands of the state president, said the Institution the last two the move. The he said were amply
Kansas Mo., Nov. 12. Federal Kansas City, with about closed late today board voted place hands of the state finance commissioner. Heavy runs by depositors in the caused president, declared. He said board believed the positors were amply protected. trust company did general bankbusiness.
9.November 13, 1926The Sioux City JournalSioux City, IA
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TRUST COMPANY OF KANSAS CITY CLOSES ITS DOORS Kansas City, Nov. Federal Trust company, of Kansas City, with deposits about was closed late today by the board governors who voted place the stitution in the hands of the state heavy run by depositors in the last two caused the move, Laughlin, president, He said the board believed the are amply protected. The trust company did general banking business.
10.November 13, 1926Santa Cruz Evening NewsSanta Cruz, CA
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Through error The News last evening stated that Louis J. Fortro, sued by James La Tour for $25,000 for alleged enticing away of the latter's wife, was La Tour's brother-inlaw. Fortro is La Tour's father-inlaw.
Federal Trust company of Kansas City with deposits approximating $2,000,000 is closed after heavy runs by depositors.
RUNS BY DEPOSITORS CLOSE BANK KANSAS Nov. The Federal Trust company of Kansas City, with of about was closed late today by the board of governors who voted to place the institution the hands state finance Heavy runs by depositors in the two caused the Laughlin, president, declared. said board lieved the depositors were amply The trust company did banking business.
Jury Returns Verdict After Deliberating Short Time.
BANK IN KANSAS CITY IS ORDERED CLOSED
Federal Trust Co. Had Deposits of $2,000,000.
13.November 13, 1926The Daily OklahomanOklahoma City, OK
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HEAVY RUNS CAUSE CLOSE OF BANK IN KANSAS CITY
Federal Trust company of Kansas City, was closed late Friday by the board of governors and it was voted to place the bank in the
14.November 16, 1926The Daily WorkerChicago, IL
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Kansas City Bank Closes Its Doors, Head Blames Run
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Federal Trust Company here, with deposits of $2,000,000, has been closed by order of the board of governors. The bank now in the hands of the state finance President E. Laughlin blamed heavy runs of depositors during the past two weeks for the action. genbanking business was done by the company.
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