The single article (Ocala Banner, 1921-05-27) states the Citizens Bank of Mayo has been forced to suspend because it advanced more money on school warrants than it could realize on them. No mention of a depositor run or of reopening/resumption is given in the excerpt. I classify the cause as bank-specific adverse information (poor asset quality/over-advancing on warrants). There is no evidence in the provided text of receivership or reopening โ suspension appears to be final in this account, so I label the episode as suspension_closure while noting the absence of explicit confirmation of permanent closure or appointment of a receiver.
Events (1)
1.May 27, 1921Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Advanced more money on school warrants than it could realize on, producing insolvency/illiquidity.
Newspaper Excerpt
The Citizens bank of Mayo has been forced to suspend for advancing more money on school warrants than it could realize on.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (1)
1.May 27, 1921The Ocala BannerOcala, FL
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Article Text
The Citizens bank of Mayo has . been forced to suspend for advancing more money on school warrants than it could realize on. For its patriotism the citizens of Mayo should have rushed to its aid to a man.