Multiple August 1932 newspaper reports state the Bank of Sarasota failed to open for business/closes its doors. No articles mention a depositor run; the closure is reported by the state banking department, indicating action by regulators. There is no explicit mention of reopening or receivership in the provided clippings, so I classify as suspension leading to closure (suspension_closure). OCR errors in articles (e.g., missing words) were corrected when quoting snippets.
Events (2)
1.August 29, 1932Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
State banking department reported the bank failed to open for business, indicating regulatory closure/suspension by state authorities.
Newspaper Excerpt
The banking department of the state office today reported that the Bank of Sarasota failed open for business today.
Source
newspapers
2.August 30, 1932Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
State comptroller's/banking department announcement that the bank failed to open, corroborating regulator-ordered suspension/closure.
Newspaper Excerpt
Bank Fails To Open ... the state comptroller's office today announced the Bank [of] Sarasota failed [to] open for business today.
BANK OF SARASOTA FAILS OPEN DOORS
The banking department of the state office today ported that the Bank of Sarasota failed open for business today. The bank was capitalized and on July 30 reported deposit. Gill Charles Pickett. cashier: and John Ringling. the owner. of the
2.August 30, 1932The Orlando SentinelOrlando, FL
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Article Text
Bank Fails To Open
Aug. banking department the state comptroller's office today announced the Bank Sarasota failed open for busitoday. The bank's condition report of June 30 gave depesits $732,099.60. capitalized $100,000. Gill president, Charles Pickett, cashier, and John Ringling, the circus director.
3.August 30, 1932Tampa Bay TimesSt. Petersburg, FL
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Bank of Sarasota Closes Its Doors
Aug. The banking the today that Bank of Sarasota failed open for today The capitalized at and on July 30 reported $732 on deposit. was president: H. John Ringling, the circus owner, one of the