454. State Trust Company (Little Rock, AR)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
trust
Start Date
August 25, 1916
Location
Little Rock, Arkansas (34.746, -92.290)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
19432849bbc84062

Response Measures

None

Description

Multiple contemporaneous newspaper notices (Aug–Sep 1916) describe the State Trust Company as defunct and refer to J. S. Maloney as receiver and a commissioner's sale of the company's real estate, stocks and bonds to satisfy a judgment. No run or temporary suspension is described; the bank was in receivership and its assets were being sold, consistent with permanent closure.

Events (2)
1. August 25, 1916 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Real estate, stocks and bonds ... of the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock, was sold at a commissioner's sale. The sale was to satisfy a judgment of $35,000 ... The sale brought a total of $20,081, which was bid in by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank.
Source
newspapers
2. August 25, 1916 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock ... to satisfy a judgment ... against J. S. Maloney as receiver for the State Trust Company.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (6)
1. August 25, 1916 The Pulaskian Little Rock, AR
Article from The Pulaskian, August 25, 1916

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Article Text

Real estate, stocks and bonds, formerly the property of Rev. Ben Cox of Memphis, R. D. Duncan and R. F. Garanflo and the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock, was sold at a commissioner's sale. The sale was to satisfy a judgment of $35,000 held by Lloyd England, received for the State National Bank, against J. S. Maloney as receiver for the State Trust Company. The sale brought a total of $20,081, which was bid in by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank.

2. August 30, 1916 Judsonia Weekly Advance Judsonia, AR
Article from Judsonia Weekly Advance, August 30, 1916

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SHORT ARKANSAS ITEMS. Real estate, stocks and bonds, formerly the property of Rev. Ben Cox of Memphis, R. D. Duncan and R. F. Garanflo and the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock, was sold at a commissioner's sale. The sale was to satisfy a judgment of $35,000 held by Lloyd England, received for the State National Bank, against J. S. Maloney as receiver for the State Trust Company. The sale brought a total of $20,081, which was bid in by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank.

3. August 31, 1916 The Monticellonian Monticello, AR
Article from The Monticellonian, August 31, 1916

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Article Text

SHORT ARKANSAS ITEMS. Real estate, stocks and bonds, formerly the property of Rev. Ben Cox of Memphis, R. D. Duncan and R. F. Garanflo and the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock, was sold at a commissioner's sale. The sale was to satisfy a judgment of $35,000 held by Lloyd England, received for the State National Bank, against J. S. Maloney as receiver for the State Trust Company. The sale brought a total of $20,081, which was bid in by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank.

4. August 31, 1916 The Dermott News Dermott, AR
Article from The Dermott News, August 31, 1916

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Article Text

SHORT ARKANSAS ITEMS. Real estate, stocks and bonds, formerly the property of Rev. Ben Cox of Memphis, R. D. Duncan and R. F Garanflo and the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock. was sold at a commissioner's sale. The sale was to satisfy a judgment of $35,000 held by Lloyd England. received for the State National Bank, against J. S. Maloney as receiver for the State Trust Company. The sale brought a total of $20,081. which was bid in by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank.

5. September 1, 1916 The Green Forest Tribune Green Forest, AR
Article from The Green Forest Tribune, September 1, 1916

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Article Text

Real estate, stocks and bonds. formerly the property of Rev. Ben Cox of Memphis, R. D. Duncan and R. F. Garanflo and the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock, was sold at a commissioner's sale. The sale was to satisfy a judgment of $35,000 held by Lloyd England, received for the State National Bank, against J. S. Maloney as receiver for the State Trust Company. The sale brought a total of $20,081. which was bid in by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank.

6. September 6, 1916 The Ozark Spectator Ozark, AR
Article from The Ozark Spectator, September 6, 1916

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SHORT ARKANSAS ITEMS. Real estate, stocks and bonds, formerly the property of Rev. Ben Cox of Memphis, R. D. Duncan and R. F. Garanfio and the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock, was sold at a commissioner's sale. The sale was to satisfy a judgment of $35,000 held by Lloyd England, received for the State National Bank, against J. S. Maloney as receiver for the State Trust Company. The sale brought a total of $20,081. which was bid in by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank.