586. Bank of Stamps (Stamps, AR)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Reopening
Bank Type
private
Start Date
November 19, 1930
Location
Stamps, Arkansas (33.365, -93.495)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
1b1173e5

Response Measures

None

Description

The Bank of Stamps (Stamps, AR) is reported as an independent institution that suspended for the five-day legal suspension period and then reopened within the week. The articles describe a broader Arkansas banking disturbance (many suspensions/reorganizations) rather than a depositor run specifically on this bank.

Events (2)
1. November 19, 1930 Suspension
Cause
Macro News
Cause Details
Part of a wider Arkansas banking disturbance in mid-November 1930; suspended for the five-day reorganization/legal suspension period rather than a described depositor run.
Newspaper Excerpt
The Bank of Stamps Stamps, independent institution, suspended for five-day period.
Source
newspapers
2. November 25, 1930 Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
Those resuming business during the day were the Bank of Ozan, the Bank of McNeil and the Bank of Stamps.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (7)
1. November 19, 1930 Hope Star Hope, AR
Article from Hope Star, November 19, 1930

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Suspensions to Close Drawing Most of the 56 Institutions Will Return to Normal Schedule LITTLE banking situation here Wednesday with the assurance to the bank clearing houses that most of the banks in the state closed Monday and Tuesday would reopen within the fice-day period, after reorganization. Only one additional closing was poried state department Wednesday. The Bank of Stamps Stamps, independent institution, suspended for five-day period. A statement made by the clearing house Wednesday said that the "combined banks stand ready to, support every member of the the fullest extent, and pledge our combined facilities and thate depositor will be paid in full on any demand. This statement was signed by the and North Little Rock banks. Officials of well each of the closed banks over the state continued to work plans for reopening after the five-day suspension period.

2. November 21, 1930 Paragould Soliphone Paragould, AR
Article from Paragould Soliphone, November 21, 1930

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Uneasiness Disappears As Institutions Plan to Reopen Nov Rock Little North Little Rock yesterday banking the the dawn which prevailed for several uneasiness days apparently having disappeared. of the Little Rock ClearAssurances House Association that the banks ing twin cities would present solid front protect all depositors definite end addition the action of the In the St. Louis Fedclearing house, Reserve Bank shipped its Little Rock branch in currency to aid in bank needing ready cash. Banks here and Arkansas borrow cash from the Federal putting up collateral given the banks on Reopen Several Banks Dispatches continue to come into Little Rock yesterday telling of plans some the banks that reopen suspended. federal bank examiner declared that the Arkansas National Bank of Heber Springs in good condition and officers, who had suspended business as precautionary move, planned to reopen this instituwithin Another report that the First State Bank be opened the first the week. and looking toward the Peoples Bank and Trust Company there also were going forward. An indication that the conditions throughout state are rapidly turning to normal seen in the fact that only additional banks notified the state banking department that was suspending five days. One the Bank of Stamps, Stamps. The Tyronza, Poinsett County These brought the total number of banks that. suspended Big Job Little Rock No in connection with the American Exchange Trust Comreported yesterday by the pany were executive committee. Members said, however, that because of the magnitude the task, there virtually was possibility of this concern being opened Saturday. will mark the the five days legal suspension period The Friday, probably will be for state bank missioner to take charge and to work with the in solution of problem to work out. State Ralph Koonce yesterday that it probably will require week determine the status the state funds in the banks that susHe said that virtually all of the institutions were state depositories and that they have deposits of between and The total state funds tied temporarily, approximately highway All of the funds are protected in state depositories by surety bonds or state government officials said portion of the state highway fund A being carried on deposit in banks outside Arkansas, surplus being deposited outside the state after more than 200 state depository banks had been allotted the full amounts of posits for which they Officials said the short term notes sold last spring will be taken up promptly in funds to off these notes were set aside pay several ago from the sale worth of long term highway bonds. State Curtails Road Work Pending return normaley among the various banks which have pended or closed, and until the exact status state funds the State Highway has issued orders suspending work on by state This stop does not affect work being done on and bridges under and work state forces will greatly was said However, suspension have been sent the Highway Department to district

3. November 26, 1930 The Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati, OH
Article from The Cincinnati Enquirer, November 26, 1930

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OTHER STOCK QUOTATIONS October Auto Output. Washington, November 25 (AP) October production reported by the Commerce Depart ment today at 150,044 cars, the low output in the United States dursingle month in recent years The total compared with 380,017 for the month last and 877 in September Rubber Bank Clearings. -Clearings Investment Trusts. Cleveland. New Cleveland Paducah Banker Says Connection With Caldwell Misstated. Cont 6% Depositor Sues Louisville Institu tion For Money Deposited After com Hours On Saturday 1-40th Paducah. Ky., November 25-(AP) Units an injunction suit filed here today Jesse Weil, Paducah banker, and Bankers his wife, Vivien R. Well seek to void stock transaction with the BancoEquities Kentucky Company Louisville. now in the hands of receiver, on the grounds the BancoKentucky Company misrepresented its connection Exchange Caldwell & Co., Nashville investment bankers, also in receiverNew York Produce Stocks. The suit, filed in McCracken CirBank cuit Court alleges BancoKentucky Trustee officials induced the plaintiffs to exchange 518 shares of Mechanics Corp Trust and vings Bank stock for 5,171 shares of stock, assuring them the Gas had no with Caldwell The Weils charge that at that time General Equity BancoK was inInvest volved with & Co. through Do an indebtedness and through stock Trad Louisville, Ky., November Shares -Suit to recover $1 177 which claims was deposited in the National Bank Kentucky after the close of Saturday November 15, was Deal For Michigan Steel Trust filed in Federal Court today by VenTrustee Rubenstein hoff & Hillen hatters It was reApproved By National garded test case for deposits made after regular banking hours Industry Saturday Detroit, November The suit was filed against Paul C. rectors of the National Steel Corpo- Keyes, Federal receiver for the bank, Invest which failed open Monday, Novemration have voted to purchase the ber 17. and whose closing was folproperty and assets of the Michigan Shares lowed by suspension 16 other KenSPECIAL THE Steel Corporation at it was tucky banks It asserts the money November Closing announced today. was entered in the firm's pass book Trust of November 17 and therefore Michigan Corpora never became the property of the tion shortly be asked to register Sec bank. It also claims bank officers their decision on the The knew was when the money Corp of the was and asks return of the will total about $140,000,000 Gen principal with interest. The details of the proposed merger have not but it Steel stockhold The Bank failed Shares ers will receive cash and securities to open for business today The infor their stock on the basis of $50 is capitalized at $30,000 and an option to stock Trusteed had deposits of $360,000. in the Corporation equal to Invest of the consideration received by them. Am banks in Weakley CounThe Michigan Steel Corporation has Trust ty, Tenn., closed today The Shares New York Bank Stocks. plant The National Steel Stand Shares cashier of the Weakley County bank Corporation was organized in 1929 here reported it was closed to stop Fixed Tr New through merger of the Great Lakes Fixed run. The bank of Martin and the Steel Corporation the Weirton Steel City State Bank, both at Martin. Company certain properties of closed earlier in the day. America the M. A. Int Little Rock, Ark. November 25October Rail Reports Three Arkansas banks, which National Shares suspended last week reported to the New York, November Trust State Banking Department today The first 19 railroads to report they had reopened for business. ber earnings had net operating With these reopenings, 10 of 70 come of decline of 24.1 Chicago Curb. National banks the state which closed or cent from $36 194,000 reported for suspended within a week have rethe like month last year and sumed operations. crease of per cent from resuming business today 000 reported in October. 1928. the Bank of Ozan. the Bank of The figures for October this year, Furn McNeil and the Bank of Stamps in an increase of Board Of Trade Stocks. Gas towns of the same names. 5.5 per cent over the and Six reopened yesterday and one ported by the same railroads for last week September Railroads reporting today for OcAllied tober, comparative figures for the month last West GENERAL PRODUCE New York first Boston. Lehigh Western extra Butte Mary's Mach fresh Ky November United States Treasury Certificates THE HIDES Bond sales

4. November 26, 1930 The Cincinnati Enquirer Cincinnati, OH
Article from The Cincinnati Enquirer, November 26, 1930

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Cincinnati live market reported by November Actual rec'ts for 416 Monday 418 87 steers and helfers too light for the demands the trade, and market reigned strong higher in tively. $1 or have been enforced tion with and lower grades the greatest line some grade beef early in week at Eastern cenNothing grading above good was offered on these sold fully steady to with some the close competition. Bulls upturn spots and medium steers figure being grading good late 50c with hog tion basis 160 packers sales which $8.50 and $2 good choice weight 180 500 lbs) pigs Steers $8. medium Bulls common and milk (per (per Lambs- and choice medium to all and SUIT FILED To Void Stock Sale. Banker Says Connection With Caldwell Is Misstated. Depositor Sues Louisville Institu tion For Money Deposited After Hours On Saturday. Louisville, Ky., November 25-(AP) Litigation in and Federal Courts today from the closing week ago Monday of the National Bank Kentucky and the subsequent receivership for BancoKentucky, its holding company Paul C. receiver for the National of Kentucky, made in suit filed in Federal Court here by Venhoff & Hillen, hatters, who seeking to recover which they claim was in the bank after the close business Saturday, November 15. The petition avers the money was entered in the firm's pass book as November 17 and hence did not become the property of the bank. The plantiffs charge the officers of the bank knew was insolvent when the money was received and they ask return of the principal with in In McCracken Circuit Court at Paducah an injunction suit was filed today by Jesse Weil, Paducah banker, and his wife, Vivien R. Weil They ask the Court void stock transaction the BancoKentucky Company the grounds the BancoKentucky misrepresented its connection with Caldwell & Co. Nashville bankers, now They set out in their petition that they 518 shares of Trust Bank stock for 5,171 of BancoThe claim that because of alleged false assurances them by BancoKentucky executive the transaction was The plaintiffs ask that the BancoKentucky be enjoined from acquir ing the stock transfer on the books of the Mechanics Trust & Savings Bank. Rome, November banks capital reserve of $1,209,000 closed their doors Northern Italy. The largest the Credito Veneto with headquarters in Padua and 65 small branches. The which closed yesterday and asked for liquidation its affairs. capiof The two banks which closed were the Rovido, with of 000, and the Banca Venetia Giplia, of Trieste. with capital surplus of $315,000. Ind. November 25-(AP) The Bank here failed to open for business today inis capitalized at $30,000 and had of $360,000. Dresden, Tenn., November Three banks Weakley County. Tenn. closed today. The cashier of the Weakley County bank here reported it was closed to stop bank of Martin and the City State Bank at Martin. closed the day. Little Rock, Ark., November 25banks, which last reported to the State Banking Department today they for business With reopenings, 10 of 70 banks the state which closed or suspended within week have resumed operations. Those resuming business today the Bank Ozan, the Bank of McNeil and the Bank of Stamps in towns of the Six reopened yesterday and one last week. Caruthersville, Mo., November 25First National Bank of Caruthersville closed this afternoon by its Directors after run It said withdrawals the last few days had amounted to $100,000. Chicago including good and and good good and and lambs and WEEKLY CAR LOADINGS 25freight the November were today by the American Railway Association totaling This of from the preceding and decline decrease and live decrease METAL New November unsettled. Electrolytic: future Iron unchanged. spot Lead steady; New York 10c. East Louis spot and 4.95c. East 4.10c. future Lead future future

5. November 26, 1930 Paragould Soliphone Paragould, AR
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Three Additional for Business Open Reopening Institutions Are Bank of Ozan, Bank of McNeil and Bank Of Stamps Little Nov. additional banks that last today bring to ten the number reopenings among the closed suspended banks during past week. Those reopening today The Bank Ozan, the Bank and the Bank of Stamps. The Little Rock, Nov. banks that suspended payments last week reported to the state Banking Department yesterday and teight 10 more not officially reported to resume operation yesterday or today. General improvement in banking conditions throughout Arkansas was noted. despite the suspension three additional banks yesterday. They are Bank of Maynard Maynard, the Cross County bank Wynne the Bank Glenwood Glenwood, to total capital approximately $9,000. The Cross County bank, the largest the three, was capitalized $60,000. Its deposits of September 24 amounted $560,000. Deposits the Bank Glenwood were said be $168.000 and the Bank of Maynard $85,000. Banks reported by the Banking Department as yesterday included the Bank of Waldo and the Peoples bank Waldo. The Bank Manila, the State Monette and the Viola State bank Deposits amounting to $10,000 were made at the Bank Manila during the first hours of business yesterday morning. Depositors have signed time certificates agreeing to withdraw their funds installments at Intervals of nine, 12 and 15 months. Other banks scheduled to reopen yesterday today were the Grant County bank at Sheridan, the Bradley County bank at Hermitage, the Bank Harrisburg, Citizens bank Bald Knob, the Bank of McNeil, Columbia county. and the Bank of Ozan, Hempstead county. Steps toward reorganization of many closed last week being taken yesterday, additional openings probably will be ported during the week, officials the state Banking Department three small banks that yesterday make total that have stopped payments closed for liquidation the American Trust Company of Little Rock shut its week. majority the banks that have closed affiliated through Banks John chief bank examtner the state Banking Department, yesterday with an inventory collateral held by the Exchange Trust Company R. W. Rightsell, vice president the American Exchange Trust Company and manager the mortgage department announced that perowing interests or principal on notes held by the department are pected to make payments promptly They will receive notes coupons. Persons owning real estate notes held by the mortgage loan department receive payments when collections made. Mr. Rightsell said. The will look after collections, partment and taxes affecting loans carried when the bank suspended, but no loans will be made. MORGAN HONORED Oxford, England, Nov. Morgan received his degree Doctor of Civil Laws, the honor conferred England's oldest university

6. November 26, 1930 The Des Moines Register Des Moines, IA
Article from The Des Moines Register, November 26, 1930

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THREE BANKS ARE REOPENED Arkansas Situation Improves: Three Close in Tennessee. (By The Associated Press.) Develop ments in the banking, situation in the United States Tuesday included the closing of five institutions in various localities and the reopening of three. that had closed during the last Three Arkansas banks reported to the banking department they had reopened for business after having suspended payments for week With these reopenings, ten seventy banks in the state which closed or suspended within week have resumed Those resuming business during the day were the Bank of Ozan. the Bank of McNeil and the Bank of Stamps. Members of the Christmas club of the used American Exchange Trust company in Little Rock. Ark. will 50 per cent of their savings through plan agreed upon by three the largest stores. There are about 1.000 of the club. with appreximately $200,000 on, deposit. Three banks in Weakley county in Tennessee were closed dispatches from Dresden said The cashier of the Weakley County bank in Dresden reported it was closed to stop run. The Bank of Martin and the City State bank, both at Martin, closed earlier in the day In Indiana. the Citizens State bank at Orleans failed to open for business The institution is capitalized at $30 and has of In Mo. the First National bank was closed by its directors after run It was said withdrawals during the last few days had amounted to 000 Peoria dispatches sai Henry Denhart president of the defunct Denhart State bank at WashingIll offered his personal forof $120 000 to help overcome liabilities growing out of the several months

7. November 26, 1930 The Boston Daily Globe Boston, MA
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THREE ARKANSAS BANKS REOPEN FOR BUSINESS ROCK, Three Arkansas banks, pended to State Banking today that they had reopened for 70 banks in the which within week operaThose resuming business today are the Bank McNeil, McNeil, and the Bank Stamps. closings after the Trust Company Little Rock, whose president, interested many the other institutions to suspend.