Marshalltown Bank - Marshalltown, IA

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: February 27, 1908
Location: Marshalltown, Iowa (42.049, -92.908)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 676b96da

Response Measures

None

Description

Newspaper item (Omaha Daily Bee, 1908-02-27) states a receiver has been named for the failed Marshalltown bank. No run or reopening mentioned in the text provided.

Events (1)

1. February 27, 1908 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Receiver has been named for the failed Marshalltown bank.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. February 27, 1908 Omaha Daily Bee Omaha, NE

Article from Omaha Daily Bee, February 27, 1908

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Article Text

At the request of Maxwell Evarts the Burlington railroad case in the supreme court is postponed until March 16. Page 1 President Roosevelt in special message on "Inland Waterways" calls to bills are to attention congress pending that in- to tended to permit power consumers secure monopoly in use of streams. Page 1 Missouri Pacific pay car finally starts Page 1 on its belated round. Standard Oilcompany raises price of Ohio oil. rage 1 Supreme court of Texas upholds as constitutional the fine of $1,600,000 against the Waters-Pierce company. Page 1 Defendants do not go on stand in the Harrisburg capitol's fraud trial. Page 1 Mrs. Theodore Thomas makes plea for teamsters to care for their horses. Page 1 Blizzard rages in northern Michigan. Page 1 Receiver has been named for the failed Marshalltown bank. Omaha man, who was president, remains in jail. Page 1 Representative Dalzell defends the republican policies in a speech in the house. Page 2 Senate passes the penal code bill. Page 2 Senator Culberson opposes the Aldrich bill. Page 2 Mayor Busse accompanies John A. Linn, confessed embezzler from Joliet, to ChiPage 1 cago. Funeral of Father Lee of Denver is held Page 2 with imposing ceremony. Logs piled on the Alton line in Missouri wreck freight train Instead of passenger, for which they were intended. Page 2 FOREIGN. Kaiser Wilhelm plans to take long vacation at Corfu. Page 1 Portuguese government finds it imposPage I gible to pursue the regicides. Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Consort are in wreck of carriage. Page 1 NEBRASKA W. J. Bryan speaks to the Nebraska Press association on the newspapers of the orient. Page 3 Judge Cornish at Lincoln, holds packers are not compelled to stamp the net weight on packages of meat Page 3 POLITICAL Burkett and Taft confer on topics each is to discuss at banquet at Boston. Page 1 LOCAL. Railroad managers in session in Omaha decide to abide fully by the nine-hour telegraphers' law. Page 2 Business men commend war on loan sharks and say they are anxious to see them put out of business. Page 5 Lincoln Commercial club will be compelled to ask aid of Omaha shippers to prevent ordering of rates it does not want Page 5 William H. Halmes, Omaha attorney who is pleading insanity as defense in $ embezzlement case, spent $800 in three weeks of riotous living. Page 2 e Omaha business men believe C. A. Ralsit ton of Chicago intends to establish large 5 car shops at Seymour park. Page 1 e COMMERCIAL AND INDDUSTRIAL Live Stock markets. Page 7 d Grain markets. Page 7 Stocks and bonds. Page 7 OF