Newspaper items (Nov 2, 1933) report that Frank Mahoney was appointed receiver for the La Salle Savings & Trust bank. Articles state a receiver was named (government/receiver action) — no run or reopening mentioned. Classified as suspension_closure (suspension/closure with receiver).
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1.November 2, 1933Receivership
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Frank Mahoney...was being checked in today as receiver for the Utica State bank and the La Salle Savings & Trust bank, succeeding ... James Catlin of Ottawa at La Salle. The announcement of Mahoney's appointment was made yesterday at Springfield.
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Newspaper Articles (2)
1.November 2, 1933The TimesStreator, IL
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Succeeds Local Man As Bank Receiver
Frank Mahoney, Ottawa insurance agent. son of Mahoney. was being checked in today as receiver for the Utica State bank and the La Salle Savings & Trust bank, succeeding Weston Essington of Streator at Utica and James Catlin of Ottawa at La Salle. The announcement of Mahoney's appointment was made yesterday at Springfield, and is in tune with the democratic administration's policy of economy and spoils for the victor. Mahoney is democrat. Both his predecessors are republicans.
Arrangements are being made in New Orleans to hundreds of out-of-state tourists in February, at which time the double attraction of the fardi Gras and the dedication of the Shushan
2.November 2, 1933The TimesStreator, IL
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Succeeds Local Man As Bank Receiver
Frank Mahoney. Ottawa Insurthings to your looks that you'll ance agent, son of P. J. Mahoney. like. was being checked in today as receiver for the Utica State bank and the La Salle Savings & Trust bank. succeeding Weston Essington of Streator at Utica and James Catlin of Ottawa at La Salle. The of Mahoney's to appointment was made yesterday at Springfield. and is in tune with the democratic policy of economy and spoils for the victor. Mahoney is a democrat. Both his predecessors are republicans.
Arrangements are being in New Orleans accommodate hundreds of out-of-state tourists in February, at which time the double attraction of the fardi Gras and the dedication of the Shushan
