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Description
The articles describe the bank's failure in late 1930 following irregular transactions involving Luke Lea and the Liberty Bank and Trust Company.
Events (2)
1.November 1, 1930*Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Central Bank and Trust the bill says, refused payment and few went into receivership
Source
newspapers
2.November 1, 1930*Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Irregular transactions involving certificates of deposit and alleged fraudulent use of credit by Luke Lea.
Newspaper Excerpt
Central Bank and Trust the bill says, refused payment and few went into receivership
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (2)
1.December 11, 1930Richmond Times-DispatchRichmond, VA
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Article Text
Newspaper Publisher, Former Solon, Charged With "Irregular Transactions"
NASHVILLE TENN. Dec. filed in Chancery Court today D. D. receiver for the Liberty Bank and Trust Company which closed November alleged that Colonel newspaper had obligations the bank his credit that knew had by the petition were promisory which indirect liabilities of the fendant Luke Lea the said Liberty Trust Company On September the bill Colonel Lea went the bank with "alleged certificates deissued by the Central Bank and Trust Company the made payable employed office the alleged Moseley mere andnominee the Luke Lea. caused of deposit issued his name in an prevent of the real nature of the transaction Draws Money at Once.
Colonel Lea, the bill charged. got approval of the certificates from Donnell, late president the Liberty Bank and deposited them to his drawing his checks the bank for payment of all liability upon the part of the defendant
The defendant and the the time transaction that said certificates deposit regularly the Bank and Trust Company not meet said certificates of posit demand was made. Central Bank and Trust the bill says, refused payment and few went into receivership
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2.September 3, 1931The Edison EchoEdison, NE
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Article Text
Newspaper Publisher, Former Solon, Charged With "Irregular Transactions"
NASHVILLE TENN. Dec. filed in Chancery Court today D. D. receiver for the Liberty Bank and Trust Company which closed November alleged that Colonel newspaper had obligations the bank his credit that knew had by the petition were promisory which indirect liabilities of the fendant Luke Lea the said Liberty Trust Company On September the bill Colonel Lea went the bank with "alleged certificates deissued by the Central Bank and Trust Company the made payable employed office the alleged Moseley mere andnominee the Luke Lea. caused of deposit issued his name in an prevent of the real nature of the transaction Draws Money at Once.
Colonel Lea, the bill charged. got approval of the certificates from Donnell, late president the Liberty Bank and deposited them to his drawing his checks the bank for payment of all liability upon the part of the defendant
The defendant and the the time transaction that said certificates deposit regularly the Bank and Trust Company not meet said certificates of posit demand was made. Central Bank and Trust the bill says, refused payment and few went into receivership
Continued on Page Two
Bank runs are almost always and everywhere a deterioration of bank fundamentals.
But not for you.
You are the measure-zero exception: great fundamentals, solid bank, and yet the Diamond Dybvig fairy spread its rumor. Depositors woke up. Your collateral was not prepositioned. The Clearinghouse had it for you.
Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200. Go directly to jail… or worse.
