State banking department 'took charge' of Peoples State Bank (Michigantown) following the suicide of cashier Goodnight. Articles (Dec 23, 1931) report the commissioner Luther Symons taking control. OCR is imperfect; names corrected where obvious. No mention of a depositor run or reopening—state took charge, implying government action and likely closure/receivership.
Events (2)
1.December 22, 1931Other
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suicide yesterday of Goodnight, cashier of the bank for twenty years (reported Dec. 23, 1931 referring to suicide the previous day). This preceded the state taking charge of the bank's affairs and prompted the action by the banking department or commissioner in Indianapolis to intervene. OCR shows fragmented text but indicates the suicide occurred Dec. 22, 1931.
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newspapers
2.December 23, 1931Suspension
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Government Action
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State banking department/commissioner Luther Symons took charge of the bank's affairs following the suicide of the long-time cashier (Goodnight).
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the state banking department, Michigantown, Clinton county today, Luther Symons, banking take charge the affairs of the Peoples State Bank there. This action followed the suicide yesterday of Goodnight, cashier of the bank for twenty years.
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newspapers
Newspaper Articles (2)
1.December 23, 1931The TimesHammond, IN
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BANKER SUICIDES
Ind., Dec. the state banking department, Michigantown, Clinton county today, Luther Symons, banking take charge the affairs of the Peoples State Bank there. This action followed the suicide yesterday of Goodnight, cashier of the bank for twenty years.
2.December 23, 1931The TimesHammond, IN
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BANKER SUICIDES
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. of the state MichiClinton county today, on instructions Luther Symons, commissioner, take charge affairs of the Peoples State Bank there. This followed the suicide of of the bank for