Olathe State Bank (Olathe, KS)

Episode Information

Episode UID
83017171523
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Bank ID
8301717 routing
Routing Number
83-0171
Start Date
November 29, 1926
Location
Olathe, Kansas (38.881, -94.819)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
252bb2cbf0cb470e

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None

Description

Articles state the Olathe State Bank was closed in November 1926 and later placed in receivership; no explicit run is described.

Events (2)
1. November 29, 1926 Suspension
Cause Details
Article reports the bank was closed (along with Lansing) after recent bank troubles; no explicit cause such as rumor or government action is given.
Newspaper Excerpt
Both were closed yesterday. No hope was held by the banking department for the reorganization of the Olathe State Bank at Olathe.
Source
newspapers
2. October 10, 1927 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Mr. Ashlock lives in Olathe, where he is receiver for the Olathe State Bank which failed last November. He will ... open thirty days for the filing of claims for the failed Zarah bank and then take the bank's books to Olathe, where the work of liquidation can be handled from the same office with the failed Olathe bank.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (5)
1. November 30, 1926 The Iola Register Iola, KS
Article from The Iola Register, November 30, 1926

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LANSING BANK MAY OPEN. Matter Depends Upon Retrieval of Records Stolen Saturday. (By the Associated Press) Topeka, Kans., Nov. for reopening the First State Bank of Lansing depends on the retrieval of records which were stolen in the robbery of the bank Saturday, Roy L. Bone, state bank commissioner. declared today. "There has been no attempt at reorganization, and probably there will be none until the records are found," Mr. Bone said. No hope was held by the banking department for the reorganization of the Olathe State Bank at Olathe. Both were closed yesterday.

2. November 30, 1926 The Hutchinson News Hutchinson, KS
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RECORDS TO RECOGNIZE Topeka, Nov. for reopening the First State Bank on the retrieval records which were stolen In the robbory the bank Saturday, Roy Bone, state bank sioner declared today.' "There has been attempt re-organization, and probably there be none until the records are found." Mr. Bone said. No hope was held by the bankfor the tion of the Olathe State Bank Both the Olatho State Bank and the Lansing banks were closed yesterday.

3. October 10, 1927 The Kansas City Star Kansas City, MO
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RISE AND SETBACK ON THE CURB. Football Amenities. THE LATEST MARKET NEWS Receipts of cattle. exclusive of 6,000 established new high for the the City but the below for this the day year ago were and the 1926 Local receipts will not today's The the year the and here last Monday the year total less the last year and less than the period two years ago and and and feeders in supply were also fairly Beef of formed the bulk the and sold slowly mostly weak to 25 cents Sales ranged from $7 to $10.75 for grass for westup for lightweight were 10 to 15 selling and with with the top were weak 50 cents and down loads reached the bulk of the ranged from last only cattle and not heavy for this Range of quotations for the various classes of cattle follows: pounds and Good to 950 pounds. fed and 800 pounds mixed rearlings good and pounds and down and to 10 cents higher in The top was choice to Bulk the and to and 140 to at $10 to Heavy sold slowly 270 to averages hogs were 15 cents higher. with stags on basis sold about steads Sales of stock grades ranged from $10 to Average price Kansas City last week 229 $10.81 weight 246 Omaha $10.32. weight of the and good good Bulk western lambs here steady and the bulk 75 to and were weak to 15 cents lower tive lambs sold the same basis and Only odd lots of mature fat sheep were Half the run were feeder Early sales of were of sheep and good medium and Livestock with here City City Kansas City trade 10 higher on better grade hogs: sows cents cents top $11 bulk 210 to 250 to sows largely $9 best 4,000 grain fed better grade steady fat butcher bulls about 6,000 run mostly steers with stockers and more numerabout bulk fed few fat weak $13.00 best selec bulk good fat $5.50 East St. Oct bulk $11.50 packing 10 15 cents calves packers taking little western few prospects steady on fat lower steady choice no early sales undertone 2,500 market top. sows mostly 7,000 steady grass steers stock steady 50 fat lambs 15 to 25 cents good 12.00 best fat feeder choice range feeding lambs held Neb. steady $11.4 load 225pound fed steers and weak butcher stock weak 25 bulls steady: weak stockers and feeders in liberal supply on slow lings $15.85 closed fully other classes $6.00 bulk Foreign New York for change demand bills are here sterling franc displayed moderate strength the of the and to the and closed the low with losses City and unchanged to , Liverpool higher fell the past and was cool in had back all increased week of only year last over and at 332 an of and 32 less than year Duluth had and for corn for to favorable weather over the corn The market the with day Light frosts were reported and over area northern belt the hours No rains were The corn of for the an year corn included 34 at and Chicago for for CITY and the close here Range of for and close Monda closed in May Wheat futures October up 10s 10s 10s new red up May hard December May No. sold hard $1.32 No. yellow mixed Closing futures New York December up City Carlot Grain Prices dark were with the The premium basis was cent higher and was cent Genwas hard nominally sales dark 58, nominally $1. nominally sales sales No. nominally sales nominally sales nominally sales $1 $1.42 sales red. sales No. mixed sales $1.42 to was corn, nominally No. sales color sales Demand for good white sales sales No 45c and were to was reported nominally No No. Milo 52: No. nominally $1.43 nominally feed. sales Nominal prices for feeding seed barley $70 changed steady un January 20c: light 16c springs cent stock cent. Live 15c Oct. 46% K. New -General declines occurred the following good of strength in good many the rose new high good many Motors and Steel in Air General Electric Mack Mont New Cast Iron States and Wright and other losses of Motors the low was down and new in the case had little have been for the about Call at Taylor. Ewart Branch Managers Meet. manager the City office Ewart Co., will leave for Chicago attend office managers of the company the annual golf tournament will be held Club Brown and the local also in the BIG DECLINE IN COTTON New York Oct Opening prices for were down 70 and the loss of to down and and favorable weather in the Bouth ARGE DEALINGS IN RI BBER. Shipments of Stockers and Feeders Movement cattle the the Kansas City stockyards last week figure for year at 23,282 took head: Nebraska 2,083 Ohio 987: Indiana 959 THE GOOD OF DEFEAT. But such defeats are healthful. It brings our sportsmen back to a realization that they are not inherently superior to other Too much usually swells the head deteat strengthens the will and the determination. It also adds to sport. One-sided games are not the best of tons. The figures compare New York the with 3,594,000 year there was the as by 3,717 tons two years the Septem ber increase was 204,000 Low Pow New York Oct rubber ex more than 150 million the year ended August 72,000 calling for tons of crude F. of the exchange. the annual He asserted the has had beneficial effect upon helping to stabilize and the hedging facilities the market offered were widely used by all During the ranged from 45.50 on 26. 1926. to 33 cents on 1927 Pacific British of the regulating rubber from and Ceylon. the material East Indies of their and pool formed by some and for the all that might Mr. Henderson "but the been the effect has been one of considerable stabilization states. average 709 preceding weight 738 pounds: year weight pounds and sheep and were 15,210 with the week and year ago. Since July of and hogs ased 5,536 head and head. for cumand 13,140 hogs and sheep and lambs Irregular Market for Hay hay was 50 cents to higher. but were steady to 50 Other of hay were steady to cents higher Sales prairie ranged from $7.50 $11: alfalfa. $5 to $25; cars total 167 year dairy No. 20.00 $13.50 West No. No. 9.00 Clover mixed light No. No. $9.00 Americans have been winning all the athletic competitions, taking all the prizes and breaking all the records so long and consistently that it came as sort of shock to see the Davis tennis Oil cup lifted by France and see our swim_ mers outclassed in the recent Ontario Both contests called for endurance stamina and under trying physical It is in just these things that Americans are supposed to shine Our athletes are supposed to train better. be tougher and to refrain more than those of any other nation drinking and smoking and all other indulgences that could dull the edge of efficiency ZARAH BANK OPEN FOR CLAIMS Depositors Requested to Bring Books for Balancing OLATHE KAS., Oct. Ashlock receiver for the Zarah State Bank of Zarah, Kas, opened the doors the closed bank today for the filing of claims. notice was placed on the door Ford requesting depositors to bring passbooks for Mr. Ashlock lives in Olathe. where he is receiver for the Olathe State Bank which failed last November He will the failed Zarah bank open thirty days for the filing of claims, and two each week for one month thereafter for Then he will take the bank's books to Olathe, where the of liquidation can be handled from the same office with the failed Olathe bank The loss the Zarah bank is about $17,000. Sam King, former cashier, charged with and falsifyOil ing records, will appear Friday before Justice H. Lemon in Olathe for Sug preliminary hearing. El the It is still permissible in Chicago to say that neighbors live within gunshot of each other

4. December 18, 1930 The Neosho Times Neosho, MO
Article from The Neosho Times, December 18, 1930

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(6-2t) am filing suit on all delinquent taxes subject and would advise you paying before have to court County Collector. ORDER OF circuit court of county, cember 1930. To the term. Jones, plaintiff, The unknown assignees of the Olathe State Bank, formerly banking corporation the State Kansas, doing business Olathe in State, funct, and and all persons having claiming have right. title, interest estate premises below Wiley Neosho, for bank, Beulah Bone, State his receiver cessors, and the unknown and said Olathe State Bank their successors and signs, unknown heirs, consorts, former consorts, donees, allenees, and volunand legal signs defendState of Missouri named fendants except Wiley E. Sims, Greetings: Now this day comes the plaintiff the cause, by attorneys Thomas Saxton Leo Johnson, fore the clerk of the circuit court Newton county, Missouri, files petition affidavit, stating among other things that fendants known unknown Sims State of Misand be of that lication that suit has commenced them the circuit Newton county, object general of which quiet title to described situate in Newton county. Missouri, to-wit: of southwest the southwest section fourteen and the of in range thirtythree (33). That said plaintiff alleges in there names that might title, terest persons of the Olathe formerly banking corporation of State Kandoing business at Olathe defunct, and persons claimto right, estate in and to the above Sims Neosho, trustee for said bank, Dotson State State of and his receiver said Olathe State Bank his the unknown directors said State and their assigns, and unknown heirs, consorts, former consorts, devisees, donees, remote, voluntary grantees said known and unknown That the court prays to titles, and estates in property plaintiff and to that certain described petition specially found have been duly satisfied full, and the and since November 16, against said premdate. Said being promissory ward Dotson Dotson, wife, the Olathe Bank Kansas, dated April 26, by deed trust trustee, for record office recorder of deeds and Newton 1921, county, Missouri, 30, and recorded book that the you, said be and the appear next term the court and holden at the court house Neosho county. February, first on before the first demar petition, taken judgment rendered further ordered that hereof be published least week for weeks cessively. last thirty first term. in said prior and nated likely give notice to said copy. R. (Seal) LEO Plaintiff publication Dec. 1930.

5. December 25, 1930 The Neosho Times Neosho, MO
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(6-2t) filing suit delinquent taxes subject and would advise you paying before you have to County Collector. ORDER OF circuit court county, Missouri. vacation cember 1930. February Jones, plaintiff, The assignees of the Olathe State Bank, banking corporation the State Kansas, doing Olathe said State, defunct, having claiming to have any right, estate the premises below described; Wiley Sims Neosho, Missouri, trustee said bank, M. Dotand Beulah Dotson, Roy Bone, State Bank Commissioner State Kansas and his successors, Charles receiver said Olathe State Bank and his and the offiof said Olathe State Bank their and the heirs, consorts, consorts, mediate, voluntary grantees, legal signs of all said unknown defendants, defendants. State of to the above named and fendants except Wiley E. Sims, Greetings: Now this day comes the plaintiff the above entitled cause, by attorneys Thomas M. Leo Johnson, fore clerk circuit county, vacation, files petition and among other that the fendants both known Sims of the State of Missouri and can not be the process law state. therefore said clerk, in vacation, that lication the said suit been commenced them circuit court Newton county, Missouri, object and general nature of which to quiet title the described premises situate in Newton county, Missouri, to-wit: of southwest quarter southwest section and the east half the tion fifteen (24), range thirtythree That said plaintiff alleges known and that not claim might some right, title, terest estate question, and that unknown persons of the State formerly banking corporation State Kandoing business Olathe State, now defunct, and persons having claimto have right, estate the above and Sims Neosho, Missouri, for said bank, Edward Dotson Dotson, State of the State of and receiver for said State Bank unknown stockholders of the said Olathe State Bank and their and assigns, and unknown consorts, consorts, devisees, donees, alienees, immediate, mesne, remote, and involuntary said known and unknown defendants. prays the court and ascertain determine rights, titles, interests in and plaintiff fee simple and to said and that described petition been satisfied full, that the since November lien against because fully paid and satissaid Said mortgage indebtedness being ward Dotson and Beulah Dotson, his wife, the Olathe State Bank Kansas, dated April deed trust even Wiley Sims, trustee, record in office recorder deeds within April 1921, in said that unless the at the term the holden at the court house Neosho county, the first February, and on or before the first day answer demur the plaintiff's petisame taken confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. further ordered that horeof published least week four weeks cessively, insertion be thirty days before the day said term, The Times, more than the plaintiff most give notice to said fendants. R. copy. Clerk. R. Clerk. M. SAXTON and First publication Dec. 11, 1930.