Dania Bank (Dania, FL)

Episode Information

Episode UID
63047671519
Episode Type
Run โ†’ Suspension โ†’ Reopening
Bank Type
state
Bank ID
6304767 routing
Routing Number
63-0476
Start Date
July 2, 1926
Location
Dania, Florida

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
7ce86ede44b26e0d

Response Measures

None

Description

Suspension described as temporary with directors planning readjustment and reopening.

Events (3)

1. July 2, 1926 Run
Cause
Local Banks
Cause Details
Contagion from failures/closures of nearby suburban banks (Cocoanut Grove, Buena Vista, Little River) provoked heavy withdrawals at Dania.
Measures
Closed doors after exhausting cash; directors announced readjustment to enable reopening and meet obligations.
Newspaper Excerpt
Dania closed its doors shortly noon today following heavy by depositors.
Source
newspapers
2. July 2, 1926 Suspension
Cause
Local Banks
Cause Details
Suspension enacted to protect depositors and reorganize after heavy withdrawals triggered by panic over other suburban bank failures.
Newspaper Excerpt
Dania closed its doors shortly noon today ... announced readjustment would ... enable the bank reopen shortly and meet its obligations.
Source
newspapers
3. * Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
readjustment would ... enable the bank reopen shortly and meet its obligations.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (7)

Article from The Tuscaloosa News, July 2, 1926

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REFUSED Large Amount Sent to Protect Bank But Fund Was Sent Back; Loans on Property Blamed July (AP) Three Miami financial Bank Cocoanut Grove the the Vista and the Bank Little River operations today loans on which could not liver by reasons for suspension of activiBoth the Bank of Cocoanut Grove and the of Buena Vista failed open their doors while the bank of Little River opened for the regular hour but was forced close actly an hour later due to by residents that the failure the Buena Vista bank and at the hour poured into withdraw squads maintain order armored from large downtown bank sent amount but directors chose to suspend operaOfficials of the Buena Vista and both Cocoanut limited capital and decided order readjust porarily fairs the banks and stable tions, augmented possibly by The local officers of the Cocoaand the Buena Vista nut Grove Banks said have been were in out their handicapped plans because of out town conthe lack trol and interest in both institutions by Miami capitalists and Organization the bank Cocoanut in March and the bank opened the capistock was deposits tal Antotalling formerly of board directors, and acted capacity with Sanders of Cocoanut Grove bank Buena Vista opened October with capistock of slow but steady when totalled bank started three The officers included Anthony and John Grice, tice vice president. July Dania closed its doors shortly noon today following heavy by depositors. vice president of the bank announced readjustment would noon made immediately that will enable the bank reopen shortly and meet its obligations. bank of Hollywood weath determined today which began at 11 and lasted until after noon. After patron seeking withdrawal funds been served. Bowie. president issued statement. saying bank had satisfied every demand made upand that its cash reserve adequate to meet the situaBeginning at patrons the probably influenced at Little where the bank forced close morning following determined thronged the bank quarters withdraw their deposits. While height Young. and developbrief speech in which made that the Hollyassured patrons Bank prepared meet wood was and asking that confidence evidence by refusing make further sums of currency are have been rushed the Bank an armored Miami. when the from subsided shortly after noon, said they had more bank officials cash reserve to satenough deposit.


Article from The Oregon Daily Journal, July 3, 1926

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FLORIDA BANKS Miami, News) of unrest, spreading rapidly among depositors small banks of this vicinity following the failure of suburban institutions to open their doors for business Friday, had sulted by night in the closing of two others and another had succesfully withstood heavy Unable longer heavy burdens paper which they could not Bank of Cocoanut Grove the Bank Buena Vista, allied institutions, failed open their doors The news swept suburbs and soon long line positors formed in front Little bank, the same section. Caught critical situation, this little bank soon forced to close its doors. Fearing for the security of their funds, the Dania bank rush upon it. out until its limited supply cash was exhausted, this bank closed. Within few hours, muttering gathering front the Hollywood, miles of the this time, however, larger banking interests had come the the small institutions and Hollywood bank survived the heavy


Article from The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 3, 1926

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FOUR BANKS CLOSE DOORS IN FLORIDA Three in Miami Suspend Operation; One in Hollywood Withstands Rush Outside Control and Loans Are Blamed by Clearing House President MIAMI. Fla., July financial Dania closed its doors bank weathheavy witdrawal funds today. Bank the Bank of Buena failed and the of Little closed duration Bank distance from Miami. similar withdrawal funds and operabefore the this county. brief run. The Bank Buena Vista and allied made the separate anbank has decided to suspend operations for the present therefore. not for today. is actuated by desire to fullest extent. citizens are now working plan announce the organize locally institution speedy liquidation and to relieve the Bank Opened in 1920 The Bank Buena Vista opened raised The officers include Anthony and officials declined to announce institution. The bank opened 1920. with $15,000 capital March 10 italization and deposits head the A. The bank Little River. through Reed the circumstances we fell ad. visable suspend for the present and have $200,000 cash and reserve than 40 not the depositors will lose dollar. Plan Reorganizations He intimated his intention of Parker. the bank closing that would enable bank obligations The run news the bank But met through receipt funds from Miami found funds George the Miami clearing house commenting on the suspension of suburban declared outside loans responsible for the embarrassment


Article from Courier-Post, July 3, 1926

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Runs on Miami Banks Close Doors of Four And Menace Others Suburban Institution's Victims of Wave of Unrest and Bigger Concerns Are Called for Relief; Reassuring Statements Issued After Crisis By United News Miami, July wave of unrest. spreading rapidly among depositors of small banks of this vicinity following the failure of two suburban institutions to open their doors for business had resulted tonight in the closing of two others and another successfully withstood a heavy Unable longer to: bear heavy burdenu paper on they could not realize, the Bank of Cocoanut Grove and the Bank Buena Vista, allied Institutions, failed to open their doors today. The news swept the suburbs of MIaml like wildfire, and soon long line of depositors had formed in front of the little Bank. in the same section. Caught unprepared to meet such critical situation, this little bank was soon forced to close its doors. Fearing for the security of their funds, depositors of the Dania Bank began rush upon it. Paying out until its limited supply of cash was hausted, this bank, too, closed its doors. Within few hours muttering crowd began gathering in front the Bank of Hollywood, several miles of the city By this interests had come to the aid of ing the small institutions and the Holly. wood Bank the heavy run. The Cocoanut and Buena Via. ta Banks, according to by officers. probably will reopen after reorganizations The future of the others is Heads large banking institutions of Miami, fearing would spread to their depositors. hastily gave out that these banks were in sound condition and It is believed the crisis has been passed. Tampa Newspaper Suspends In Sale to Competitor Tampa. of the Tampa Morning Telegraph. which was established last October. to the Tampa Morning was announced today by O. Stovall. president and editor of the former. The price reported In the of $125,000. All mechanical of the Telegraph was included the transfer. Tomorrow's issue will be the Telegraph's last Only two dailies. with the exception of Spanish American paper, remain In the Tampa field. The Tampa Evening Globe pended publication few weeks


Article from Daily News, July 3, 1926

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TWO MORE FLORIDA BANKS FAIL IN RUN MIAMI, Fla., July 2.-(United News)-A wave of unrest, spreading rapidly among depositors of small banks of this vicinity following the failure of two suburban institutions to open their doors for business today, had resulted tonight in the closing of two others. Another had successfully withstood a heavy run. Unable to bear heavy burdens of paper on which they could not realize, the Bank of Cocoanut Grove and the Bank of Buena Vista, allied institutions, had failed to open their doors. The Little River Bank, in the same section, caught unprepared, soon was forced to close. Paying out until its limited supply of cash was exhausted, the Dania bank also closed. The Bank of Hollywood survived the run.


Article from Shawnee News-Star, July 3, 1926

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MORE FLORIDA BANKS SUSPEND OPERATIONS AS RUNS ARE MADE Three Banking Institutions In Miami Close Doors; Hollywood Bank Weathers Heavy Withdrawal Of Funds While Another Bank At Dania Suspends Operations. RE-ORGANIZATION STEPS ANNOUNCED IN PROGRESS Bank President Says Directors Felt It Necessary To Close Institutions And Adds That Will Not Lose Depositors Money. Three suspended operations. institution Dania closed Hollywood heavy withdrawbank Coconut Grove and bank Buena Vista failed business the bank Little River closed after run duration. The bank short distance from suffered similar funds ceased operashortly before noon. the bank Hollywood. distance north Broward county, withstood brief bank Buena and the bank Grove, allied made the following separate The bank has decided to susthe present and not open for business today It actuated this by conand to protect fullest exLocal the details in few days to organize locally controlled for speedy liquidation and to relieve situation Bankers Silent The bank of Buena Vista opened October 19. with capital stock which had been raised The officers include Anthony of Jacksonville, president, John president. Officials declined announce present deposits for either institution. Coconut Grove bank opened in capital On March the capitalization deposits totaling Anthony headed the board directors with A. SanLittle River through President announced: May Not Lose feel advisable and desirable for the present good shape We The $200,000 in cash in and greatthan per cent and think depositors will lose intimated his intention of He early Parker the President bank Dania immediafter closing would be made would enable the bank to re-open and meet all obligations.


Article from The Klamath News, July 3, 1926

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Florida Banks in Bad Shape; Boom Has Spent Force MIAMI. Fla., July United News) wave of unrest spreading rapidly among depositors of small banks of this vicinity, following the failure of two suburban institutions to open their doors for business today. had resulted tonight in the closing of two others. while another had successfully withstood a heavy run. Unable to longer bear heavy burdens of paper on which they could not realize. the Bank of Cocoanut Grove. and the Bank of Buena Vista, allied istitutions, had failed to open their doors. The news swept the suburbs of Miami and soon a long line of depositors had formed in front of the Little River bank in the same section. Caught unprepared to meet such a critical situation this little bank soon was forced to close its doors. Fearing for the security of their funds, depositors of the Dania bank began a rush upon it. Paying out until its limited supply of cash was exhausted this bank also closed. Within a few hours a muttering crowd began gathering in front of the bank of Hollywood, several miles north of the city. By this time, however. larger banking interests had come to the aid of the small institutions. and the Hollywood bank survived the heavy run.