18404. Portland Trust Company (Portland, OR)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
trust company
Start Date
March 26, 1921
Location
Portland, Oregon (45.523, -122.676)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
9c878974

Response Measures

None

Description

Articles (Mar 26 and May 26, 1921) describe the Portland Trust Company being in receivership (John E. Cronan) and later the receiver being discharged and real property ordered sold by execution. No run is mentioned; the bank was in receivership (closure) under court action.

Events (2)

1. March 26, 1921 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Portland Trust Company of Oregon, a corporation, vs. Pinckney Bros., requiring John E. Cronan, file receiver court of said company, received to report of all money n his disbursed and his vouchers ... Order from served March 2, 1921, Sheriff Multnomah county, by Hurlburt.
Source
newspapers
2. May 26, 1921 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Order entered by the court discharging the receiver, John E. Cronan, from further duties as such receiver and directing that the real described in the original decree be sold by execution.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (2)

Article from Capital Journal, March 26, 1921

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POIR e Circuit Court. Nina E. Collins vs. Ralph Mc- L. Collins. Affidavit of R. L. Cready filed stating defendant or not enlisted in the army and was was of the United States to navy in military service prior facts June not 1, 1919. Findings of deand conclusions of law stating fendant deserted plaintiff in April, have 1919. That plaintiff shall future care and custody of the ages five minor children, ranging in from 3 to 11 years. Conclusions of law gives plaintiff decree, cus- of of children and one-third tody acres of land owned by plain- have tiff; 82 and defendant shall of $5000 as money for support chidren. Default filed showing defendant failed to appear and answer complaint. Said default tak- Deas confession of complaint. en of the court entered in com- and cre pliance with finds of facts conclusions of law. E. F. K. Simpson vs. Mary Simp- diComplaint filed seeking & son. on the grounds of desertion. livvorce There are three minor chidren Plaintiff asks for a decree minor and ing. care and custody of the children. Dallas National bank vs. M. An- C. Kelow and Emma M. Kellow. filswer to interpleader in equity ed by defendant, M. C. Kellow, court praying for an order of the directing the plaintiff to turn over said $571.84 now on deposit in bank. Affidavit filed by defend- one Emma M. Kellow, stating $500 check ant, she drew on bank for of dishonored, at the request and her was husband, M. C. Kellow, for dishe has brought suit setthat vorce in Josephine county and and tlement of property rights of court to hold the order suit of prays $571.84 subject to the said Josephine county court. Will C. DeSelm vs. Ethei M. DeSelm and Mr. and Mrs. Reason Brunk. Original writ of habcas corpus returned wtih answer end you defendants. Writ dismissed M. decree of divorce given Ethel DeSelm on complaint filed August De12, 1920, granting Ethel M. child. Selm custody of said minor Rei Edward Diewert vs. Rich and National Surety Com- to mann a corporation. Demurrer Cost complaint pany, sustained by court. sum bill filed by defendant in the of $15. Portland Trust Company of Orea corporation, vs. Pinckney the gon, et al. Order entered by Bros., requiring John E. Crenan, file receiver court of said company, received to report of all money n his disbursed and his vouchers days and therewith on or before 10 order. date of service of this ia Order from served March 2, 1921, Sheriff Multnomah county, by Hurlburt. Probate Court. Colly In re estate of Laura admindeceased. Letters of Boche. Price, filed by Nettie S. istration Oath of office duly acknowledged and filed. estate of Isaac H. Fream, In re Letters testamentary deceased. by Sadie Fream, executrix. filed of office duly acknowledged appraiseOath filed. Inventory and L. C. I and filed by W. G. Beattie, apment and Thomas Boulden. IIA Fisk showing real property perP Monmouth praisers, valued at $1000. $2180. property valued at apsonal entered by the court appraiseT Order inventory and Fream, proving and charging Sadie a ment executrix, with said amount V re estate of Oscar appraise- Meyer, In Inventory and F. E V minor. filed by Fred Steiner, appraisL ment and August Steiner, of the P Lau showing real property personal Petition value ers of $7500 but no by Emilie 02 25 In property. guardian, to mortgage Order Meyer, land for $3000. o acres of the court authorizing, said entered by and directing as empowering guardian to mortgage land N above mentioned. R C deceased. In re estate of William Citatior Walince reP Newman, and filed March 22, citation 1921. F turned of publication of McClellan, Proof March 24 by J. F. by filed Order entered G administrator. court directing, empowering lot in and the authorizing sale of L Monmouth. 1 Marirage License. EuGeorge W. Cody, age 39, Welch. of C gene, age 48, of Monmouth, Oregon, to Sophia Oregon. D.


Article from Capital Journal, May 26, 1921

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Polk County Court Circuit Court. Portland Trust company of Oregon, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. Pinckney Bros. Dairy, a corporation, et al, defendants. Order entered by the court over-ruling objections to plaintiff's cost bill. Order entered by the court discharging the receiver, John E. Cronan, from further duties as such receivand directing that the real described in er property the sheriff oriignal on decree be sold by the execution. Execution issued by the clerk directed to the sheriff of olk county ,directing the sale of real property. T. K. Simpson, plaintiff, vs. Mary E. Simpson, defendant. Deentered ault order by the is court, enstating that the plaintiff ritled to a decree. Order entered by the court giving plaintiff decree. Leander Lewis and A. H. Bell, plaintiffs, vs. Mary F. Lee and S. 3. Southard, et al. defendants. Denurrer filed to complaint by deendant Mary F. Lee, stating that ae several causes of the suit have been improperty united. Business à stment on, plaintiff, company, a cc. later, /S. D. P. S his wife, a Motion for voluntary v the plainff filed. cred by the urt dismi d. suit entered hout pre. against C udice a° mencement of another act's t. In re es a Wallace fridavit of Newman d publication of notice of administrator's sale us Order entered by the cort orderng. adjudgi the sale of said real property is all things confirmed and approved and that the administrator execute and deliver to the purchaser a good and sufficient administrator's deed. In reguardianship of June M. Woods. Report of sale of real property by Oscar Hayter, guardian of said minor, showing the sae of lot No. 2, in block 12, Conkey's Second addition to the city of Dallas. Proof of publication of guardian's notice of sale of said property filed. Affidavit of posting notices filed by John W. Orr, sheriff. In re estate of Fred A. Kozer, deceased. Report of executor, W. H. McKee, showing that certain personal property was sold for the sum of $3609.92. Order entered by the court approving said sale and directing that the executor be charged with the amount of said sale. In re estate of W. R. Hall, deceased. Vouchers filed by A. J. Hall, administrator, showing expenditures of said administrator. Affidavit of publication of notice to creditors filed. Final account filed by said executor showing total amount of funds collected for said estate was $454.24. total disbursements, $414.79. Administrator prays for an order of the court fixing the time and place to hear and settle said final account. Order entered by the court setting Monday, the 27th day of June, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at the county court house in Dallas as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account. Marriage License. Winfield F. Learever of Monmouth, age 21, a farmer by occupation, to Frances Marguerite Osborn, age 18, of Monmouth.