Amoskeag Bank - Manchester, NH

Bank Information

Episode Type: Run Only
Bank Type: state
Start Date: October 16, 1931
Location: Manchester, New Hampshire (42.996, -71.455)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: d8c35372

Response Measures

None

Description

Newspaper headline fragment mentions a run on Amoskeag Bank in Manchester (Boston Globe, 1931-10-16). The brief OCRed line gives no indication of a suspension, closure, receivership, or specific cause; therefore classified as a run_only. Bank type inferred as 'state' because the name lacks 'National' or 'Trust'.

Events (1)

1. October 16, 1931 Run

Cause Details: Article fragment provides no clear cause or trigger for the withdrawals; OCR text too brief to determine whether rumor, correspondent failure, or bank-specific trouble.
Newspaper Excerpt: Clergy slow run Amoskeag Bank at Manchester, N
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. October 16, 1931 The Boston Daily Globe Boston, MA

Article from The Boston Daily Globe, October 16, 1931

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Article Text

TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Laval broadcasts to America on eve of here. Robbers journey get $150 in holdup of Forest Hills Hospital. Will Rogers' dispatch. Marriage of Mary Astor, film actress, and Dr Franklyn Thorpe, Tufts graduate, last June just United States deficit passes halfbillion mark. Hyde divides funds for Federal high- way aid. Page 3 Hearing continues in Jameson crossactions for separation. Gandhi writes drys here that repeal would be Page 4 Boy's perseverance rewarded award given his cow at Louis Dairy Page "Twelfth Night" reviewed. Page Representative Britten of Illinois suggests return of beer as "psychologrelief" of country and unemployed. Page 10 A1 Capone's may go to jury today. Test case to be made of Westfield Federal tax on municipal motorcycle. Hoover receives cash bonus plea of Port of Boston news. Page 11 Clergy slow run Amoskeag Bank at Manchester, N Page 12 More than 300 suspensions and revocations of auto registrations licenses, and 4677 complaints turned in, during safety drive.