Omaha National Bank (Omaha, NE)

Episode Information

Episode UID
163301580
Episode Type
Run Only
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
16330 national
Charter Number
1633
Start Date
August 15, 1931
Location
Omaha, Nebraska (41.259, -95.938)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
bf837a81f7fd9bce

Response Measures

Accommodated withdrawals, Fed/other loan, Public signal of financial health

Clearinghouse involved: Yes (loan, examination, or other measures)

Events (2)

1. February 10, 1866 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. August 15, 1931 Run
Cause
Local Banks
Cause Details
Runs were triggered by failures of several local state banks, which spurred depositors to withdraw from national banks in Omaha.
Measures
Remained open extended hours; paid all demands; served lunch and refreshments; received cash shipments (millions) from Federal Reserve by airplane
Newspaper Excerpt
Three million dollars was sent here by airplane from the Kansas City federal reserve bank ... President Dale Clark of Omaha National ordered luncheon served ... hundreds of depositors, scared by the failure of four uptown state banks, flocked to the National institutions to withdraw their savings
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (12)

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street, two no Nineteenth THREE MISS dispositions. Rhodes, Boyd Adeline three tags: no dispositions H. Ries 2203 Jones street, FIREWORKS two tags: dismissed. Roberts Dairy, 2901 Cuming street, two tags; paid fine. H. 522 South Thirty- State Fairgrounds Is M. two tags; one diseighth avenue, Scene of $5,500 missed. Verna T. Ruive. 418 South Thir- plosion Loss. avenue, two one ty-eighth dismissed. Lincoln, July today Salontag, 6321 North Frank destroyed the ammunition for the avenue, three tags; no "Siege spectacle by the fireworks American dispositions Schizai, 5855 William Legion post here for Friday and street, two tags; no disposition Saturday night at the fair. grounds barn and E. Shaeffer Eighteenth and mobile also burned Howard streets, two tags; $1 and Three filling fireworks costs suspended, Shaeffer, 1904 South Six- bombs escaped The placed teenth street, two tags; one disincluding four thousand dollars for missed 4235 William fireworks, one thousand dollars for R. the barn the north side the street, two tags; disposition fairgrounds track and five Shamp, Austin aparthundred dollars for the automobile. ments. tags: paid fine Joe Milan promotor the pageEthylyn Shapiro, 3559 California Verne Newcombe and Gus paid Patterson escaped injury. The $1 only spectacle presented Norin Shoemaker 627 North later date after the arrival more street, two tags: no fireworks dispositions Patterson said he was filling Skolnik 2517 North Eightbomb when an explosion flashed eenth street, two tags: no disposiin his He dashed out the door He could not explain Edward Slattery 701 Keeline the explosion occurred building. three tags: no disposiSmith, City National Announce Reopening Bank building, two tags; no disof Live Stock Loans positions 1003 South Washington D. July street, two tags; no The antoday relief loans Spain, First National will Dakota Bank building, four tags: three dis- and Montana provide feed for missed. live stock The will be from Spain, 1808 Harney street funds from the 65 two tags paid lion dollars the Stewart Blackstone last congress for drouth sufferers two dismissed The feed be limited $1 and costs four times the needed for beef cattle and 25 Motor company Twen tieth Harney streets. two tags: sheep for family The loaned head one 4337 each month will be for Irene Strong Chicago cattle: $4 for beef cattle, and street. tags paid fine South cents for sheep 3222 fourth street, two tags; dis. missed. Suttles 820 North Fiftieth two tags: $5 and costs Omaha National Bank four $1 and costs suspended three times Schum Land company First building two tags: paid Clint Tebbens. 605 Omaha Hello National Bank building eight tags: suspended twice Thomas South Nine- Everybody! teenth street: two tags: no dispoAlfred Valentine 1113 South Seventh two paid fine Everett Vanderpool fifth and Blondo streets two tags paid fine and costs suspended Reuben Vann street two paid one dismissed Westinghouse Electric 712 Elec- I'm the refreshing tric building. three tags: $1 and costs suspended twice brew you've been ter two no dispohearing these wonsition


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OMAHA DEPOSITORS RETURN WITH MONEY After Week End "Run" on Downtown Banks, Officers Report Business Again Normal OMAHA. (UP). Convinced that financially sound, many of their who drew out their savings in the big "run" of Saturday, reappeared at deposit windows Monday to renew their accounts. The three big down town banks kept open Saturday and paid off every demand. The of their was so convincing that no further runs are anticipated by bank officers. As thousands of milled about the banks officers went among them and asthere was plenty of money to pay off every claim. When found that some of them had been in line for more than an hour, President Dale Clark of Omaha National ordered luncheon served and and cake was passed around. Three million dollars was sent here by airplane from the Kansas City federal reserve bank, the airship with the money arriving shortly before o'clock. The additional funds were not needed, however, and the money was sent merely to make sure that bank would be forced to suspend payment. No estimate of the amounts withdrawn was forthcoming Monday Most of the accounts closed were small ones. Officers of Omaha National, First National and United States that no one large business account was closed. The run began in earnest at It was over at 1:30 and by o'clock only the usual number of customers were awaiting turns at the cashier windows. The usual number of new accounts were opened Saturday, bank officials said, and regular deposits were about on par with the ordinary Saturday business.


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Illness, Was Edison, Recovering From on of Locomotive Work Career by Inspiration Watching Orange, Alva Edison, whose come with world progand whose more than thousand inventions have given safety, comfort to lions, born Milan, Ohio, February 1847, the son Samuel Nancy not especially brilliant in school and in his words "usually the foot of the class." One teacher went to call him After at school his mother decided teach him home. sult, before was 12, had made digest intellectual fare Gibbon's "Decline and Empire," Sear's tory of the "Dictionary and Burton's "Anatomy Edison first became interested at eight he diswhat Next he became by after trying an experiment described in text book. order to buy for gradually laboratory negotiated franchise from Grand Trunk Railway to sell papers, and candy on Port Huron Detroit line. Laboratory Baggage Car Finding difficult to pursue his trade chemical experiments same time, the youthful "candy butcher", without discussing matter of rent with the department, coolly set up laboratory in baggage The young "squatter" tacitly permitted conduct his experiments until one day jerk the train shook tube of phosphorus from rack baggage This annoyed the baggageman end, and he promptcuffed Edison's ears, an act which early say resulted partial deafness. Shortly thereafter Edison took journalism career. He handpress in the baggage Grand Trunk express and the Grand Trunk Herald, the only known have been and published the train. He this of abandoned venture, however, after man threw him into the St. Clair River because of an item. Fate then guided Edison into rescued child station master from under of train, and the father, in gratitude, gave Edison opportunity study telegraphy in the station When he had become proficient telegrapher he was made station agent at Port Huron. First Invention he spent of the night used sleep on his job good part the time. Caught napping times, was instructed signal the letter once every hour to another station to awake. This order led Edison his first invention. devised an apparatus which clicked the letter on the hour. The invention until he was caught sleeping, when After working as along the New 1869, without friends money. Three or four days after his rival, on Sept. 24, the stock market collapsed. Panic day became historic Wall Street Black On that day, in more recent times, the stock ticker an hour behind the market. Edison examined the apparatus and decided he could vastly improve Perfected Stock Ticker He perfected ticker within three months and took to Marshall Lefferts, president the Western Union, determined to ask much $5,000 for ready accept $3,000 if were offered. Lefferts tested the ticker and found more than satisfactory. Then Edison's amazement, Lefferts asked if he would accept $40,000. Thus happily situated, Edison settled down improving existinventions and developing ideas which he had fostered for years. perfected invention which the of four messages the same wire, two in each Edihelped Alexander Graham Bell make the telephone more efficient and his sound amplifier which was the forerunner of the modern With the money realized from his went to Menlo Park, in 1870, old building, about corps and assistants, and developed that was unequalled in its day. here that Edison and realized his hope to one day bottle the electric light. his first years at Menlo Park, Edison his terest in the science of sound. toy, built purely to amuse his sistants, him to invent the phonograph. toy figure man which he paper in motion by into funnel. Edison noticed that the man moved fast slow, paper cording to force of the voice. He decided then imprison vibrations of the voice duce them. He months and then one day in 1878 Edison decided put test. Mary First Word while John Kruesi, an old German and one of Edison's favorite workmen, watched interestedly but frankly skeptical, the inventor started tin-foil covered cylinder placed needle on and then shouted through the norn: first word his of poetry "Mary Had Little John shook his head doubtfully. Once again Edison put cylinder motion. placed the needle and there issued from the faintly, the word "Mary" in Edison's voice. "Mein Gott Himmel!" claimed the old many months later John's words echoed by the world. The "Wizard of Menlo the three Thomas Alva, hailed him. Some William Leslie and Marion press and public smiled. Edi- He married two years later scientists, however, intimated, plain the present Mrs. the son, they was It impossible, they former Miss Mila Miller. There charlatan. sounds and three children this argued, to preserve Charles, Madeline and Theodore. produce them. They changed Charles today actual head their minds very time Edison the Edison plant West Orange. was about this became interested light. The inventor came to the conclusion that illumination in the latter part the 19th century had made little since the Stone age. There kerosene lamps and home gaslight, but in his opinion they TO BANKS little better than the fagots the cave man the tallow and wax candles medival times. Bottling Electricity Saturday 'Run' Last Only The idea bottling electricity for purposes chal- Few Hours as Crowds lenged Edison. Gathering some of Convinced of Safety his most workmen around him, Edison explained his hopescreate an electric light that would burn indefinitely within DEPOSITS HOLD STEADY glass bulb. And they set out to what ocienOmaha, Aug. 17 had declared was that the national banks here Finally, October 21, after sound, many of their spending and after persondepositors who drew out their ally more than ings in the Saturday tests of materials in his reappeared deposit quest for windows today to renew their ment, the now counts. The three big met banks kept open until He had in carurday and paid off demand. bonizing length of cotton The their thread, which, when placed soundness was convincing that glass burned further runs feared by bank hours officers. As thousands of spurred by this im milled about the banks, officers proved the lamp that became among them and there was plenty of money But Edison was by means to pay off every claim. When through after his arduous months found that many of them had of experimentation. There rebeen in line for more than an hour, mained the problem of furnishing Dale Clark Omaha power tional, become general. lemonade cake passed that existing round. vastly He set to work Three million dollars was sent in on this project and in 1882, by from the Kansas City Edison witnessed the final consumfederal bank, the airship of his dream when the with money before central power station opened c'clock. The additional funds in New City. Edison made not Two years to make that brief excursion into the field the banks here would in response to meet Gordon Bennett's offer $1,000 No of the amount withprize flying He rocket was today. Most worked along principle inventor the accounts small ones. Officers of Omaha National, vised an machine, equipFirst National and National ped with cylinder in which announced that not one large glycerine soaked reels of tickeraccount was closed. tape and exploded by The run began earnest at noon. spark. machine managed few feet above the ground practically over and first and then exploded. only the usual number of customers were Edison's hair and and turns at the cashier windows. The singed workman nearly usual number of accounts killed. opened bank officials Argument Leads to Movie Camera nounced, and regular An argument horses first about with the led Edison contrive the ordinary Saturday business. successful motion picture Governor Leland Stanford of California in order to prove his contention that running horse :anded all four feet on the ground simulhad up 40 snaphorse Stanford right. Euison the photographs and decided to reproduce the human figure In 1891 Edison Aug. finally workable machine fluttering home At first he strongly opposed greet Col. and Charles projecting the Lindbergh they of argued favor of the na beria Japan, probably Tuesday chine because was his opinion morning the could not nore The shrill voices of 5,000 than half dozen motion picture children be raised cries theaters with screen. "Banzai! The outbreak the world war mingle with the roar stirred anew the black and genius. Finding to which bearing flying tain carbolic for his own from Tokio. discovered way to make The entire population of the States entered welcome When United officials will out the Edison, moved by patrilaunch couple worked Japan and the will time in his life. One than any towed the shore after another devices his the will could against the country the welcome. The came from his laboratory Naval taken under especially became head Board and directed Consulting Japanese band. playing Ameriwork producing many of anthems, will plements war. After war he rubber Dignitaries will take the two the mysteries producing Nibiki where reception will from weeds recent held. devoted most his time The plane will immediately perimenting Florida. and placed under guard his hope develop cheap the Young Men's association of practical rubber could on American that grown should be another war The reception. according to there rubber will plans, will the this country's supply be imperiled. most affair Nemuro has Edison married twice. his snce the wife dying 1884, Emperor


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Funds Redeposited In Omaha Concerns Cmaha Aug. 17. (U.P.)-Convinced that the five national banks here are financia ly sound, many of their depositors who drew out their savings in the big 'run'' Saturday shamefacedly reappeared at deposit windows today to renew their acccunts. The three big down town banks kept open until 9 p. m., Saturday and paid off every demand. The of their soundness was so convincing that no further runs are feared by bank officers. As thousands of persons milled about the banks. officers went among them and assured everyone there was plenty of money to pay off every claim. When it was found that many of them had been in line for more than an hour. President Dale Clark of Omaha National, ordered luncheon served. and lemonade and cake was passed around. Three million dollars was sent in by airplane from the Kansas City federal reserve bank. the airship with the money arriving shortly before 6 o'c'ock. The additional funds were not needed. however, and were sent merely to make sure that none of the national banks here would fail to meet demands. No estimate of the amount withdrawn was forthcoming today. Most of the accounts closed were small ones. Officers of Omaha National. First National and U. S. National announced that not one large business account was closed. The run began in earnest at noon. It was practically over at 1:30 and by 2 o'clock only the usual number of customers were awaiting turns at the cashier windows. The usual number of new accounts were opened Saturday. bank officials announced. and regu ar deposits were about on a par with the ordinary Saturday business.


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As Banks Withdrawals Omaha Institutions main Saturday Afternoon DEPOSITS ARE Nervousness Day Effectually Dispelied Signs Are Told Plenty Hand Patrons. Omaha, Aug. convincing demonstration their ability and willingness meet all cash demands, national banks in Omaha Saturday allayed the nervousness of small positors and effectually checked flurry evidence them. The Omaha National and the United States National kept doors open until after although withdrawals checking accounts had stopped and had pracstopped savings The First National closed after all patrons had cared In South Omaha the Live Stock experienced of rush the uptown savings department during the middle the day, died the and permitted closing for the day. Made Customers Happy the Omaha National ham and cheese sandwiches and lemonade the bank those the tht they would not go hungry waiting their With many millions cash hand and many more available short banks made tempt dissuade patrons from The exhibition strength itself sufficient the Three million dollars arrived plane from Kansas City Federal Reserve bank Faber the Faber Transit company piloted the cabin monoplane three bags, holding million dollars each. Kansas rode and the plane met here by federal reserve armored truck guard four men. Six armed with shotguns, the truck into the city. The million bankers said, purely precautionEnough available Federal bank to meet said, but the extra in should far beyond expectation. Withdrawals chiefly in the departments, and the total comparatively light the large deposits in both savings and checking accounts were not affected. Withdrawals Returned "Big customers" made their deposits usual, and the lines the receiving seemed to help inspire confidence. Many came make departed with their deposits During the many those who had made back and deposited their money Banks other than the four named reported little flurries, no remain open hours. announcing that the Omaha tional would remain open until customer remained for, ident Dale Clark said that pleasure this plenty money bank, and plenty more in the Federal bank down the The Omaha Clearing House association with the strong national banks Omaha and South Omaha, its members, took hand allaying public nervousness the closing small state banks Omaha the past including the State Saturday official statement following the association the that the banks which not of the house, they portion' deposits. Deposits closed banks amount percent the total deposits the banks Behind the clearhouse banks are strong cash sources, the strength the bank of this district. The Clearing House issued the statement years, since the organization the Clearing House 1884, every depositor any bank which member the Omaha Clearing House Omaha, has been paid full. In order put end unfoundrumors unguarded talk, the Clearing House banks of Omaha wish point out that while four the smaller banks Omaha liquidation in the past of these banks belonged the Federal Reserve system. All the present banks in Omaha and South Omaha, of the Federal have and have total posits over million dollars, the banks that liquidating deposits only about percent this total, and this depositor will receive very stantial portion. statement Saturday managing director the bank in Omaha, said: remaining banks in Omaha sound and there occasion their for depositors To this time strike against and and wage earner in property owner "National banks members Reserve system and their Federal them the membership entitles obtaining funds from the privilege Reserve The Federal Omaha are affibanks


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OMAHA DEPOSITORS RETURN THE MONEY TAKEN OUT IN FEAR Omaha, Aug. vinced that five National banks here are financially sound, of their depositors who many drew out their savings in the of shamefacedly at deposit dows today renew their counts. The three big down town banks kept open until Saturday and paid off every mand. The demonstration of their was that further runs are anticipated bank milled about the banks persons officers went among them and assured everyone there was plenof off money pay every claim. When found that some of them had been line for more than an hour, President Dale Clark Omaha National ordered luncheon served and lemonade and cake was passed around Three million dollars was here from the City Federal bank, the airship with the shortly money before oclock. The additional funds were not needed, however, and the was sent merely money make sure that bank would forced to suspend payment. No estimate the amounts withdrawn forthcoming day. Most of the accounts small ones. Officers Omaha National, First National and National that not one large business count was closed. The run began in earnest noon. practically and by oclock only usual number of customers awaiting turns at the cashier windows.


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OMAHA DEPOSITORS RETURN WITH MONEY After Week End "Run" on Downtown Banks, Officers Report Business Again Normal OMAHA (UP). Convinced that financially sound, many of their depositors who drew out their savings in the big "run" of Saturday, reappeared at deposit windows Monday to renew their accounts. The three big down town banks kept open until 9 p. m., Saturday and paid off every demand. The of their soundness was so convincing that no further runs are anticipated by bank officers. As thousands of persons milled about the banks officers went among them and assured there was plenty of money to pay off every claim. When it found that some of them had been in line for more than an President Dale Clark of Omaha National ordered luncheon served and lemonade and cake was passed around. Three million dollars was sent here by airplane from the Kansas City federal reserve bank, the airship with the money arriving shortly before 6 o'clock. The additional funds were not needed, however, and the money was sent merely to make sure that no bank would be forced to suspend payment. No estimate of the amounts withdrawn was forthcoming Monday Most of the accounts closed were small ones. Officers of Omaha National, First National and United States National announced that no one large business account was closed. The run began in earnest at noon. It was practically over at 1:30 and by 2 o'clock only the usual number of customers were awaiting turns at the cashier windows. The usual number of new accounts opened Saturday, bank officials said, and regular deposits were about on a par with the ordinary Saturday business.


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BANKS EXPECTED AFTER THE Many Depositors Renew Their Accounts in Omaha Banks After Scare Saturday's Aug. the five national banks here financially many of the positors who drew out their in the big "run" Saturday, shamefacedly reappeared at posit windows today to renew their account The three big down town banks kept open until urday and paid off every demand. The demonstration their soundconvincing that runs anticipated by bank thousands of persons milled about the banks officers among them and assured everyone there was plenty of money to pay claim. was found that some of them had been line for more than an hour President Clark of Omaha National order served and lemonade cake passed around. Three million dollars sent here airplane from the Kansas City the money arriving shortly before o'clock. The additional fuilds not needed. however, and the money sent merely to make bank would be forced payment No estimate the amounts forthcoming today Most accounts closed small Officers of Omaha National, National and nounced that not large business account was closed. The began earnest practically over o'clock only the usual number customers were awaiting turns the cashier windows. The usual number of accounts opened Saturday, bank officials said, and regular deposits were about on par with the ordinary Saturday business


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NATIONAL BANKS ARE FINANCIALLY SOUND Soundness Efficiently Demonstrated During Run-Accounts Being Renewed. Convinced that the five national banks financially sound, many of their depositors drew their savings the "run" Saturday shamefacedly reappeared windows today renew The three big down banks kept Saturday and paid off every mand. The demonstration of their soundconvinci: that no furfeared bank runs ficers. thousands milled about the banks, went among them and assured everyone plenty money to pay there claim. When was found off every that many of them had in hour for more Dale Clark of Omaha orserved, and dered around dollars was sent in million from the Kansas airplane reserve bank, airship federal arriving shortly bewith the money The funds o'clock. and were none of the banks here would meet estimate the amount drawn was fort coming today. small Most accounts closed Officers Omaha National, First National and announced that not one large business account closed. The began in earnest at noon was practically and o'clock only the usual customers turns windows. The usual the number accounts opened Saturday, officials and regular about on with the ordinary, Saturday par


Article from The Daily Worker, August 18, 1931

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5 OMAHA BANKS CRASH IN WEEK; OTHERS SHAKEN C.P. Calls on Small Depositors Organize OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 17. - Four banks crashed in one week's time. Two banks crashed Monday, Aug. 10, the State Bank of Omaha and the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Benson. The reason given for the failure was the shrinkage in value of the foreign bonds at the State Bank of Omaha. The Farmers and Merchants Bank reason was having deposits in the State Bank of Omaha. Friday, Aug. 14, the South Omaha State Bank closed and on Saturday, Aug. 15, the Union State Bank closed and the run on three other banks developed to the point where they had to keep open Saturday after their usual closing hours. The presidents of all the banks that have so far crashed are issuing reassuring statements, and yet it is being rumored that the depositors will lose at least 20 to 30 cents on a dollar. This is the biggest bank crash that Omaha has had since 1896. The three other banks of Omaha, the Omaha National, the First National and the U. S. National, are part of the Federal Reserve, and, because of that, the Omaha Clearing House Association is trying to stop runs on these banks, but hundreds of workers are demanding their deposits. In the last week, throughout the state of Iowa, four or five banks have failed and others are said to be very shaky. The Communist Party of Iowa and Nebraska issued a statement Saturday night demanding protection for the workers' deposits and is also demanding that they will be the preferred claims and that they shall be paid in full. Efforts are being made by the Communist Party of Omaha to organize a joint committee of workers who have deposits in the four banks with a committee of the banks where the run is going on at this time. A mass meeting for this purpose is being called for Thursday, Aug. 20, at Jefferson Park of this city. The South Omaha Savings Bank has just failed. This makes three banks in 48 hours. They are trying to stall the run on all the other banks by putting up free lunch counters, where they distribute sandwiches, coffee, pie and lemonade. Many people are standing in front of the crashed banks weeping and lamenting the fact that they have lost their savings.


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DEPOSITORS RETURN After Week End "Run" on Downtown Banks, OffiAgain OMAHA. (UP), Convinced that financially sound, their depositors who drew their the of Saturreappeared deposit dows to their a.c. counts. The three big down banks open urday and paid off every demand. The their was convincing further are anticipated bank officers. persons milled about the banks officers among and sured plenty money to pay off found that some had line for Clark of Omaha lunch. eon served and and cake passed Three million dollars was sent airplane the City federal bank. the airthe shortly before The ditional funds not needed, however, the was merely make that would be forced to suspend ment. No of the amounts with Monday Most the accounts closed small Officers Omaha National, First National United States that one large business account was closed. began earnest noon. practically over 1:30 and by only the usual number awaiting turns the cashier windows. usual of new accounts were opened Saturday bank officials and posits were about the ordinary Saturday business.


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RUN ON OMAHA NATIONAL BANKS The strength of the National banking structure at Omaha was demonstrated Saturday when hundreds of depositors, scared by the failure of four uptown state banks, flocked to the National institutions to withdraw their savings Farnam street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, where the three large National banks are located was literally black with people at noon, the usual closing hour on Saturday. National banks had received plenty of warning and federal reserve banks had supplied them with a limitless supply of money with which to withstand the run. The Federal Reserve Bank at Kansas City sent more than 2 million dollars in currency to the city by airplane. The crowd was the densest at the Omaha National, which has deposits of about $37,000,000. Officers of the bank went among the crowd and assured them that no hindrance would be placed in their way of withdrawal. Similar scenes were being enacted at the United States and the First National banks. In South Omaha the Packers National experienced a small run, but was able to easily care for all demands. The Postal Savings bank in the post office was swamped with persons who had withdrawn their money and desired to bank it with Uncle Sam. Usually only two clerks are on duty in this bank. At times the line of waiting depositors was a block long Safety deposit boxes soon became scarce, many who had withdrawn money deciding to put it away in these boxes until the situation clears up. ner and then westward into Jackson. At present the highway runs in a general westward direction for about three and a half miles, swings one mile south and curves west into Jackson. Backers of these new projects say they would shorten the distance be tween these towns and would eliminate several sharp curves. C. W. Peasinger of Randolph, president of the Nebraska Federal Highway No. 20 association, presided. Governor Bryan was served O.: Monday with notice of a restraining order issued in Dakota county by District Judge Mark J. Ryan at Pender, preventing the department of public works from traversing the farm of Nid olas Goergen near South Sioux City, in its rerouting of the Hearing on an application for a temporary injunction will be held at Pender August 20. "Her highness awaits within sir." "Within what "Within reach!" Golddigger: I'd have adored to live during the age of chivalry. Second Femme: Yes. Weren't the men polite then? First One: And they had such wonderful manors. Bum: Can you spare me a dime for a cup of coffee? Wealthy Prospect (trying to evade the question) :Sure, if you can change a twenty. Bum (reaching into pocket) I can do that all right, but you'll have to take a lot of small change.