State Bank (Bee, NE)

Episode Information

Episode UID
76064971577
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Bank ID
7606497 routing
Routing Number
76-0649
Start Date
May 22, 1931
Location
Bee, Nebraska (41.006, -97.057)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
bc184a8139d3568d

Response Measures

None

Description

Bank was taken for liquidation by state department and placed in receivership; subsequent dividends paid to depositors.

Events (5)
1. May 22, 1931 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Taken into custody by the state department of trade and commerce for liquidation on order of the governor/banking department.
Newspaper Excerpt
State bank of Bee, Bee, taken by the state department of trade and commerce today for liquidation, according to issued by Governor Charles W. Bryan, for the banking department.
Source
newspapers
2. July 23, 1931 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
E. E. RUZICKA RECEIVER FOR STATE BANK OF BEE ... Mr Ruzicka has been appointed as assistant receiver ... and will have charge of the State Bank of Bee.
Source
newspapers
3. January 11, 1933 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
State Bank of Bee $3,610.93 or 5% January 11, 1933, prior payments $21,665.24 or 30%.
Source
newspapers
4. February 21, 1934 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
State bank of Bee, 15 per cent dividend, $12,234, bringing amount returned to 50 per cent or $40,782.
Source
newspapers
5. March 7, 1934 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
The $15,500 claim of John Lusher of Seward county, against State Bank of Bee, disallowed by the district court ... has been appealed to the supreme court.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (8)
1. May 22, 1931 The McCook Daily Gazette McCook, NE

Article Text

FLASHES RACUT, MASS., May Hoover's Hopes for World what police jealous rage, Leroy Disarmament and Place attacked family with today, For Leader Are Seen killing young son, probablv fatally injuring and then Washington, May daughter, and attempting President Hoover's intensive suicide. Skillings may recover. dicated high today, May may cause the United States the third day light noted in eastern assume the role of spirited leadfrost ther- the Geneva world conferbraska morning. The 40 next mometer touched degrees which four degrees warmer This reported shift in purpose than yesterday's low. Slowly because adminstrarising temperatures were expected tion spokesmen previously had today. said the United States would take WASHINGTON, May war department today lotted for improvement the Missouri river. Of this sum will used continue work six-fot channel and the river's mouth while will be used stabilize and control the river between Kansas City and Sioux City, Iowa. DENVER, May secution 17 coal companies Colorado to prevent them from further wage-cutting sought today by leaders of two labor file with the state industrial mission. The companies are leged to have violated the state industrial act in reducing wages of miners from $6.25 to minimum per day. May State bank of Bee, Bee, taken by the state department of trade and commerce today for liquidation, according to issued by Governor Charles W. Bryan, for the banking department. Decision liquidate through receivership agreed upon. SAN CALIF., May The mysterious ance of Manuel Montalvo, nephew of the president of Salvador, explained today with the discovery the boy the San Jose juvenile home. He was picked by police, who found him near the railroad yards. Madrid dispatch the Daily Herald today the Spanish ministry of finance publishcharges that former King XIII amassed his fortune dishonestly while on the throne. The dispatch said the Republican would that Alfonso, now living exile, blocks of from Spanish companfollowing his grant of cessions to them. EL PASO, TEX., May tary interior, ready todav to take up the again battle clear his Fall, convicted accepting bribe the Teapot Dome oil scandal, announced he would appeal his viction to United States court, reversing his stand three weeks ago, when would seek presidential don.

2. July 23, 1931 Blue Valley Blade Seward, NE

Article Text

E. E. RUZICKA RECEIVER FOR STATE BANK OF BEE Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Sixta, daughters, Miss Florence and Mrs. I. L. Pindell and daughter, Jacqueline of Sidney, Nebr were dinner guests Sunday at the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. E. E. Ruzicka and Mr. Ruzicka Mrs. Pindell and Jacqueline remained here to visit this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ruzicka Mr Ruzicka has been appointed as assistant receiver under Bank Receiver Lukert, and will have charge of the State Bank of Bee. making his home in Seward for the coming year.

3. January 14, 1933 Nebraska Legal News Lincoln, NE

Article Text

BANKING NEWS BANK DIVIDENDS State Bank of Cedar Bluffs was closed December 28, 1932. State Bank of Irvington to pay 10% or $2,169, second dividend. Columbus State Bank $20,900.46 or 5%, prior payments $250,805.63 or 60%. Bank of Ashton $12,475.12 or 4% January 3, 1933, prior payments $93,563.70 or 30% Allen State Bank $4,292.68 or 1.5% January 7, 1933. Prior payments $85,852.05 or 30% State Bank of Bee $3,610.93 or 5% January 11, 1933, prior payments $21,665.24 or 30% Farmers State Bank of Stapleton to pay $7,057.76 or 10% dividend as of January 3, 1933. Citizens State Bank, Geneva $11,339.97 or 3.5% December 31, 1932. Prior payments $65,896.85 or 20%. 12% paid during going bank period.

4. February 21, 1934 The Grand Island Independent Grand Island, NE

Article Text

PAY DIVIDENDS Lincoln, Feb. 21. (AP)—The state banking department today paid the following dividends to failed banks depositors: Hebron State bank, first dividend of 25 per cent, $33,036. Bank of Avoca, first dividend of 10 per cent, $5,296. State bank of Bee, 15 per cent dividend, $12,234, bringing amount returned to 50 per cent or $40,782. Marion State bank, 4.8 per cent dividend, $2,985, bringing amount returned to 44.8 per cent or $27,877.

5. February 21, 1934 The Grand Island Independent Grand Island, NE

Article Text

Hebron State bank, first dividend of 25 per cent, $33,036. Bank of Avoca, first dividend of 10 per cent, $5,296. State bank of Bee, 15 per cent dividend, $12,234, bringing amount returned to 50 per cent or $40,782. Marion State bank, 4.8 per cent dividend, $2,985, bringing amount returned to 44.8 per cent or $27,877.

6. March 7, 1934 Lincoln Journal Star Lincoln, NE

Article Text

APPEALS CLAIM. The claim John Lusher Seward county, against State Bank Bee, disallowed by the district court claim having priority over other deposits, has been appealed supreme court. lower court held that the certificate deposit was only deposit. The ceiver alieged that it was examiners and the state that had agreed between Lusher and the that have interest, higher than the law lowed, had cepted and that the certificate was void. court classed general claim drawing percent.

7. March 7, 1934 Lincoln Journal Star Lincoln, NE

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MERE MENTION True's Wed. Spls: Chocolate pies 25c, chicken noodles 10c.-Adv. Robert G. Simmons will address Optimist club Thursday noon on "Things You Want to Hear Myron H. Swenk of the University of Nebraska will speak to Kiwanis club Friday noon on "The Value Nebraska Bird Life." Condition of Sheriff Hensel at Bailey's Tuesday night was reported by attendants as bepage ing good. Firemen made run to the residence of Leo Bartunek, 1127 G. Tuesday night. chimney flue was burning out but there was no The state banking department, receiver, has paid 10 percent dividend, $23,262.14 to depositors of the Hooper State bank, making a total of $46,524.28 or 20 percent. Special open hearing will be held ciety in the council chamber at 2 p. m. Wednesday on request for on-sale beer license at 39th and South. Application was held up because of protests. Twenty-five members of the Railway Mail Clerks association met to discuss association affairs at the Cornhusker hotel Tuesday evening. Vern Benson was in charge. Representative Jensen of Fremont, democrat, filed nomination papers as candidate for the state senate Tuesday, but his papers were returned by Secretary of State Swanson for correction. Wed Specials: Sirloin steaks from corn fed Baby Beef 17c lb. Pill Choice fresh cut Hamburger lbs. 25c. Fancy Nut Bread 18c loaf. Wholesome Raisin Bread Newly-laid eggs 2 doz. 25c. Freadrich Groceryterias.-Adv. A defective flue at the residence of W. C. Olson, 329 No. 21st, caused small blaze late Tuesday afternoon. Firemen said damage was slight. A run was made earlier in the afternoon to 17th and Arapahoe for grass fire which caused no damage. Eighty-one members of the faculty of the college of arts and sciences of the University of Nebraska attended the annual dinner for the group at the University club Tuesday evening. Dean H. Oldfather presided at an official meeting following the dinner. Several committees reported. Bacteriological report on fifty samples Lincoln water taken during February shows that fermentation in lactose broth OCcurred in but four samples and in none were colon bacilli present. Several tests of untreated samples at Ashland disclosed high bacteria count but water free from pollution. Sanitary condition was excellent all times. W. B. Banning of Union, demo- of cratic candidate for governor, visited the capitol on business Tuesday. He has not announced platform upon which he may make campaign, but said he was opposed any tax, sales or otherwise, does not absolutely take the place of property tax. am opposed to any new and additional tax,' he said. Lincoln police Tuesday afternoon a report of holdup during the forenoon between folk and Stanton on highway No. 8. Two men, of them using blue steel pistol, got $24. The victim thought they were drunk as their car the road. They were driving a muddy sedan with either Kansas or Colorado license plates. Charles Miller, 50, is rapidly recovering from injuries "Sunday night when attacked by two thugs, Dr. George Underwood reported Tuesday night. Miller told him that he had been suffering slight headache, but no brain injuries infection have developed, Dr. Underwood The man was given anti-tetanus serum. Chief Condit said Tuesday night that no clues on the identity of Miller's attackers have been revealed. State Labor Commissioner Matthews said Tuesday afternoon that the nonpartisan organization to have charge of the annual banquet in commemoration Bryan's birthday, March 19, will be perfected at meeting at the Cornhusker hotel Wednesday night, and anybody interested is welcome to participate in the organization. "We gave the democratic clubs chance, and now the non-partisan organization will go on, said Matthews, informed that the county democratic club had appointed committee render assistance and co-operation with the memorial association. The $15,500 claim of John Lusher of Seward county, against State Bank of Bee, disallowed by the district court as claim having priority over other deposits, has been appealed to the supreme court. The lower court held that the certificate of deposit was allowable only as general deposit. The bank receiver alieged that it was issued to deceive bank examiners and the state banking department, that it had been agreed between Lusher and the bank that he should have percent interest, which was percent higher than the law al-

8. March 7, 1934 Lincoln Journal Star Lincoln, NE

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APPEALS CLAIM. The $15,500 claim of John Lusher of Seward county, against State Bank of Bee, disallowed by the district court as a claim having priority over other deposits, has been appealed to the supreme court. The lower court held that the certificate of deposit was allowable only as a general deposit. The bank receiver had alleged that it was issued to deceive bank examiners and the state banking department, that it had been agreed between Lusher and the bank that he should have 5 percent interest, which was 1 percent higher than the law allowed, that the claimant had accepted the excess rate and that the certificate was void. The court classed it as a general claim drawing 4 percent.