Bradley Bank - Tomahawk, WI

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Reopening
Bank Type: state
Start Date: November 1, 1929*
Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin (45.471, -89.730)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: cc9cd4b8

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Description

Article (Merrill Daily Herald, 1929-11-23) reports the Bradley Bank had closed its doors and that the bank examiner would remain in Tomahawk for a few days and remain at the bank for about ten days after its reopening to make his final report. OCR errors in the clipping were corrected; no mention of depositor run or heavy withdrawals is found, only a suspension and impending reopening. Cause inferred as government_action because the bank examiner is involved and the wording implies official oversight/suspension.

Events (2)

1. November 1, 1929* Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: Bank examiner remained in Tomahawk and was to stay at the bank to prepare a final report after the institution had closed its doors (official examination/oversight prompted suspension).
Newspaper Excerpt: the institution closed doors, will remain the bank for about or ten days after its reopening to make his final report
Source: newspapers

2. November 23, 1929 Reopening

Newspaper Excerpt: the bank ... will remain the bank for about or ten days after its reopening to make his final report This was made Frank Theiler ... bank examiner to remain at Tomahawk For a Few Days made that the business December meeting be held Nov. Stockholders' Will Meeting Be Held Nov.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. November 23, 1929 The Merrill Daily Herald Merrill, WI

Article from The Merrill Daily Herald, November 23, 1929

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Article Text

BRADLEY BANK AT TOMAHAWK Stockholders' Will Meeting Be Held Nov. Bank Examiner to Remain at Tomahawk For a Few Days made that the business December meeting for the elec- has been charge the institution closed doors, will remain the bank for about or ten days after its reopening to make his final report This was made Frank Theiler Mr. Theiler is logging at Ontonagon, Michigan. where has operations ahead annual cut about and 6,000,000 feet of this year's already on landings. Logging for soon as the ground is sufficiently frozen and hauling will form part the winter's total 100 all and this to 200 during season Henry Ford interests Michigan Georges Clemenceau, French was valiant fight death against today but end did not seem When Dr. De Gennes visited him shortly after noon, he found his patient like child" and marveled vitality that kept the tiger alive after such long crisis and such acute suffering Death may come at any the doctor said. probable that come within 24 hours, but with Clemenceau the miracle always It was plain, however. that this time the doctor had definitely given up hope. The former premier, who has been in coma most the when Dr. Laubry. another of the medical visited him this kidney specialist, found the ient "unchanged. The uremia has increased and there appeared nothing doccould do to eliminate the poiThe former premier's heart, however, was still stronger than had been expected in view of the heavy toll of strength that has been taken during the past hours All Paris was gripped with tensity and sympathy for the dying statesman today. The news agencies and public were besieged telephone Among those called the today Colonel Alfred Dreyfus, years during the of he telligible phrases Early night be dozed fully, his eyes half times seemed to recognize the people about him but appeared weak to speak At time during the night persons close to him said his kidneys had not acted in more than hours. He has taken no nourishment except few drops milk which his nurse managed to force down his throat Administration narcotics failed deaden the pain in his abdomen So intense his suffering that his physician Dr. Degennes sadly no longer recognize the president.