Article reports that a receiver (Shubert) for the Neoga National Bank, described as insolvent, resigned and sent his resignation to the Comptroller of the Currency. No run or depositor agitation is mentioned in the text; the presence of a receiver indicates the bank was closed/insolvent and in receivership. Date taken from the newspaper publication (Jan 29, 1927).
Events (3)
1.July 24, 1905Chartered
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2.January 21, 1925Receivership
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3.January 29, 1927Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Shubert receiver of the Neoga National Bank insolvent, resigned Thursday, sending his resignation to the comptroller of the currency Washington.
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Newspaper Articles (1)
1.January 29, 1927JG-TC: Journal Gazette and Times-CourierMattoon, IL
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Article Text
SHUBERT RESIGNS AS NEOGA BANK RECEIVER
Neoga. Jan. Shubert receiver of the Neoga National Bank insolvent, resigned Thursday, send ing his message resignation the comptroller of the currency Wash ington.