Articles report the First National Bank of Peru operated on a restricted basis since the bank holiday in March 1933 and a receiver (A. P. Flynn) was named in September 1933. No explicit run is mentioned. Therefore this is a suspension (bank holiday/restrictions) followed by closure/receivership.
Events (4)
1.April 5, 1864Chartered
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2.March 1, 1933*Suspension
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Government Action
Cause Details
Bank was operating on a restricted basis following the bank holiday in March 1933 (state/national banking holiday restrictions).
Newspaper Excerpt
the bank was in operation on a restricted basis since the bank holiday last March
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newspapers
3.September 6, 1933Receivership
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historical_nic
4.September 10, 1933Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
A. P. Flynn ... has been named receiver for the First National Bank of Peru. The institution had been operating on restricted basis.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (3)
1.September 10, 1933The Indianapolis StarIndianapolis, IN
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BANK RECEIVER NAMED.
PERU Flynn of Logansport has ceiver for the First National bank Peru, which deposits more than million The bank receivership the States of currency after being operated restricted basis since the bank holiday last March by Ed. the The bank was in 1864.
2.September 10, 1933The Star PressMuncie, IN
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FLYNN IS BANK RECEIVER
Peru, Ind., Sept. (/P)-A. P. Flynn Logansport, been named receiver for the First National Bank of Peru. The bank has deposits of more than million dollars. The institution had been operating on stricted basis.
3.May 4, 1934The Pharos-TribuneLogansport, IN
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FLYNN FILES REPORT WITH COURT
PERU, Ind., May 4-A. P. Flynn of Logansport, receiver for the defunct First National Bank of Peru, has filed in Miami circuit court report on the receivership of the Farmers' State Bank of MI. ami. A withdrawal of the Peru bank as receiver 18 included. Judge Hal C. Phelps will name another