gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
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752d255d76a952a2
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Events (3)
1.March 11, 1934Receivership
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L. Borton was appointed receiver for the Moore State bank in Piatt circuit court Thursday by Judge J. L. McLaughlin in the case of Rose Holderman against the bank.
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newspapers
2.May 7, 1934Other
Newspaper Excerpt
In the bill to enforce stockholder liability of Rose Holderman vs. the Moore State bank the bank receiver was given leave settle and adjust stockholder's liability with John Hott upon the basis of the full amount due.
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newspapers
3.June 16, 1934Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Frank Hettinger and Shelby C Jones will settle their stockholder's liability the defunct Moore State bank and will be exonerated from costs in the suit of Rose Holderman et al vs. the Moore State bank.
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newspapers
Newspaper Articles (3)
1.March 11, 1934The Decatur Daily ReviewDecatur, IL
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Moore Bank Receiver Named by Piatt Court
F. L. Borton of Monticello Posts $10,000 Bond in Action
Monticello- L. Borton was appointed receiver for the Moore State bank in riatt circuit court Thursday by Judge J. L. McLaughlin in the case of Rose Holderman against the bank. Under the terms of the receivership Borton may accept payments from those stockholders who wish to pay on their liabilities. He posted a $10,000 bond. The divorce suit of Merriman vs. Merriman and the case of W. A. Doss VS. N. E. Hutson, trespass, will be heard in court Monday. A petition to strike a counter claim in the Merriman case was allowed Thursday and the case set for trial on the original bill and answer as they were filed. Two other cases dsposed of by the court Thursday were: E Morgan was appointed guardian the the ceiver in the case of Buchanan vs. Vroothe Gorman vs. Arnold case and the Doss Haynes case the cause of action was settled and the suits dismissed.
2.May 7, 1934The Decatur Daily ReviewDecatur, IL
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Piatt Divorce Suit Settled Out of Court
Merriman Case Stricken from Docket After Agreement. By Staff Correspondent MONTICELLO-Th divorce case of Charles Merriman against his wife Neele P. Merriman was stricken from the docket of the Platt county circuit court by Judge McLaughlin here Friday when stipulation filed revealing that settlement had been made out of court. Settlement of the case by arbitration somewhat of surprise. had complicated litigation by filing in bankruptcy shortly after the divorce action was begun and the case had dragged along in the local court for months while attorneys for both sides fought battle with amendments and continuances. According to the agreement reached Merriman will contribute $12.50 week for the support of his wife until further order by the court.
Granted Probation
Claude Workman was given bation by the court grand larceny charge to which he pleaded guilty several days ago. He is to pay costs of the in Instalments during his probation. In the ejectment case of Doss against M. Marker et motion was allowed the defendant for 10 days extended time in which to plead. receiver's bond was filed and approved in the case of Susan R Eubanks al John H. Eubanks et This suit to set aside deed and being appealed from decision given recently in the circuit court here Hearing on motion filed in the complaint of Robert Bartlett B. Van R. Moore was continued til the next regular day of court In the bill enforce stockhold liability of Rose Holderman vs. the Moore State bank the bank receiver was given leave settle and adjust stockholder's liability with John Hott upon the basis of the full amount due. further agreement was stipulated that the stockholder shall be exonerated from all costs in the suit An order was granted Blanche Briles restraining husband, Charles Briles, from molesting her or her child. Mrs. Briles has filed bill for divorce in the circuit court.
3.June 16, 1934Herald and ReviewDecatur, IL
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PIATT COURT IN 3-DAY SESSION
Sealed Verdict Returned in "One Horse Case" Against B. & O. Railroad
By Staff Correspondent MONTICELLO A number of jury trials were disposed of in a three-day session of the Piatt county circuit court here this week before the court was adjourned to June 28. Judge J. R. McLaughlin presided over the first session of the June term which began here Monday.
The appeal case of Arch M. Ryan against the B. & O. railroad was given six-man jury just before court adjourned. sealed verdict was returned to be read at the next day of court. The case was characterized the "one horse case" in that it involved the killing of some of Ryan's livestock by B. & O. train The appeal case of W. F. Lamkin vs. Charles Slater was settled and the suit dismissed at the cost of Lamkin. Damages of $75 were assessed against Frank Morgan by a jury in an automobile accident case that had been filed against him by Opal Sebens. The case was an appeal from a justice of peace court. The jury verdict in favor Mrs. D. W. Wack of Mansfield who was being sued in an appeal case by Robert Dresback of Deland for damages to his car as the result of an accident. A mandamus suit of W. F. Burnette against the Piatt county board of supervisors settled at Burnette's costs and stricken from the docket. In the foreclosure suit of Eva Brown et al vs. Guy W. Quick et al, the master in chancery's report of sale was filed and approved and decree was issued approving deficiency of $251.96. J. B. Byerline was appointed receiver on approval by the court of bond for $1,000. Frank Hettinger and Shelby C Jones will settle their stockholder's liability the defunct Moore State bank and will be exonerated from costs in the suit of Rose Holderman et al vs. the Moore State bank. bill to appoint a trustee filed in the Wallace circuit Wack Lizzie Wack et motion presented was similar filed 1925 the Howe Pearl Martin Martha was the aside deed filed by and being pealed out circuit banks appellant was June file trial The extension granted that note ordered paid by the provision court settled before June number claims were approved and preferred position receiver the case entitled. People Barrett. Moore State bank Monticello and classed as preferred federal and the revenue bank collector of check tax for February.
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