Accommodated withdrawals, Public signal of financial health
Description
A discrete run occurred after the neighboring Farmers and Merchants bank failed to open. Tipton National met demands, was placed under armed guard, and funds began returning the next day; there is no mention of suspension or closure.
Events (3)
1.August 20, 1928Chartered
Source
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2.September 2, 1931Run
Cause
Local Banks
Cause Details
Run was triggered by the failure/closing of the Farmers and Merchants bank to open its doors the previous day.
Measures
Met all demands for withdrawals; bank placed under armed guard day and night.
Newspaper Excerpt
run on the Tipton National bank Wednesday, when approximately $35,000 was distributed in withdrawals without injuring the condition of the institution
Source
newspapers
3.June 8, 1933Voluntary Liquidation
Source
historical_nic
Newspaper Articles (2)
1.September 4, 1931The Muscatine JournalMuscatine, IA
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Article Text
Bank on When Depositors' the closing Farmers and ants Savings bank Wednesday morning was started on Tipton National bank. Plencash was hand and demands the depositors promptly. was withdrawn before the panic subsided. some those who had withdrawn their funds began redeposit. By late the the run ceased entirely there have been since that time. the other hand the money withdrawn being slowly returned to the bank.
2.September 4, 1931Quad-City TimesDavenport, IA
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Article Text
RUN ON TIPTON BANK IS ENDED; CASH RETURNED
National Bank Meets Demands Following Closing of Neighbor.
Tipton, Ia., Sept. 4.-Following "run" on the Tipton National bank Wednesday, when approximately $35,000 was distributed in withdrawals without injuring the condition of the institution, confidence Kegs in the bank was renewed, and cash started to return Thursday. The "run" on the bank resulted from the failure of the Farmers and Merchants bank to open its doors Tuesday. The Tipton National is under armed guard day and night.