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Events (2)
1.April 18, 1932Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
The Receiver of the Beattie State Bank was appointed April 18, 1932. HAS. W. JOHNSON, Receiver
Source
newspapers
2.April 18, 1932Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Bank failed to open and officials cited depleted resources, indicating insolvency rather than rumor or government action.
Newspaper Excerpt
The Beattie bank failed to open last Monday ... depleted resources caused the closing.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (13)
1.April 22, 1932Council Grove RepublicanCouncil Grove, KS
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Missing Since Saturday His Body was Found in Car Near Frankfort
Frankfort, Apr. body of Otis Lohmuller, cashier of the closed Beattie State bank in Marshall county, found in motor car in pasture today den hose had been attached to the motor and the free end carried into the tightly closed where The Beattie bank failed to open Monday for business. Lohmuller had left town and daughter opened the bank Monday morning but clined deposits has been in charge of Thomas, sistant cashier, as receiver He and other officials said that irregularities had been found and that "depleted resources' caused its closing. Lohmuller survived by widow and three daughters. The Beattie bank family affair the officers being Lohmuller, president; president; and Lohmuller, cashier.
2.April 22, 1932St. Joseph News-PressSt. Joseph, MO
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Continued Two.
FIND BANKER'S BODY
Otis V. Lohmuller of Beattie, Ends Life in Motor Car.
Cashier of Failed Bank Had Been Missing Since Sunday Irregularities Found. budy the closed Beatpasture here today. had haust and carried into the closed was motor license documents on the body. Road workmen had noticed the pasture about 300 Sunday, but today. The Beattie failed cashier Friday. ously had disappeared planation his did muller had the bank opened and highrespected. family has prominent in Marshall County for Thomas of Beattie charge bank receiver. other said irregularities had been found and "depleted caused the closing. Lohmuller survived by his wife and three daughters. The coroner other officials Marysville were here investigate the cashdeath.
3.April 22, 1932The Parsons SunParsons, KS
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Body of Missing Kansas Banker Is Found in Car
Kas., April body muller, missing cashier the closed Beattie State bank, found motor pasture south today. garden been attached and carried the tification motor the body. Road workmen had noticed the in the pasture about from road since Sunday, but Beattie bank failed open last Monday. casheir had appeared viously had disappeared without explanation for his absence this time did not cause alarm. Lohmuller been cashier since the bank opened 1906 highly respected. His family been prominent in Marshall county Thomas, Beattie, in the bank receiver. and officials said regularities been found "depleted resources" caused closing. Lohmuller is survived his by and three daughters. The officials investigate the cashier's death.
4.April 22, 1932Omaha World-HeraldOmaha, NE
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Bank Receiver Named.
Beattie, Kans., April 21.—J. K. Thomas, Beattie, has been named assistant receiver of the Beattie State bank which failed to open for business here Monday after the cashier, Otis V. Lohmuller, vanished.
5.April 23, 1932Great Falls TribuneGreat Falls, MT
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Missing Cashier Is Found Dead in Car
FRANKFORT. Kan., April The body of Otis V. Lohmuller, missing cashier of the closed Beattie State bank. was found in motor car in pasture half mile south of here today. A garden hose had been attached to the motor exhaust and carried into the closed car. Identification was made by motor license documents on the body. The Beattie bank failed to open last Monday The cashier had disappeared Sunday. K. Thomas of Beattie is in charge of the bank as receiver. He and other officials said no irregularities had been found and that "depleted resources" caused the closing.
6.April 23, 1932The Independent-RecordHelena, MT
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CASHIER OF CLOSED KANSAS BANK FOUND DEAD IN HIS CAR
Frankfort. Kas., April The body of missing cashier the closed Beattle State bank was found in motor car in pasture half a mile south of here today. A garden hose had been attached to the motor exhaust and carried into the closed car. Identification was made by motor license ments on the body. The Beattle bank falled to open last Monday The cashier had disappeared Sunday. K. Thomas of Beattle, is in charge of the bank as receiver. He and other officials said no irregularities had been found and that "depleted resources' caused the closing.
7.April 23, 1932The Lincoln StarLincoln, NE
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BODY OF BANK CASHIER FOUND
Beattie Man Missing Since Sunday Evidently Suicide.
FRANKFORT, Kas., April 23—(AP)—The body of Otis V. Lohmuller, missing cashier of the closed Beattie State bank, was found in a motorcar in a pasture half a mile south of here Friday. A garden hose had been attached to the motor exhaust and carried into the closed car. Road workmen had noticed the car since Sunday, but did not investigate until Friday.
The Beattie bank failed to open last Monday. The cashier had disappeared Sunday, but Lohmuller previously had disappeared without explanation for a few days so his absence this time did not cause alarm. He had been cashier since the bank opened in 1906.
J. K. Thomas of Beattie is in charge of the bank as receiver. He and other officials said no irregularities had been found and that "depleted resources" caused the closing.
8.April 23, 1932The Lincoln StarLincoln, NE
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The Beattie bank failed to open last Monday. The cashier had disappeared Sunday, but Lohmuller previously had disappeared without explanation for a few days so his absence this time did not cause alarm. He had been cashier since the bank opened in 1906.
J. K. Thomas of Beattie is in charge of the bank as receiver. He and other officials said no irregularities had been found and that "depleted resources" caused the closing.
9.April 23, 1932Star-HeraldScottsbluff, NE
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Kansas Bank Cashier Takes Life by Using Exhaust from Motor
Frankfort, Kans., body of Otis Lohmuller, missing cashier of the closed Beattle State bank, was found motor car in pasture half mile south of here garden hose had been attached to the amotor exhaust and carried into the closed car. Identification made by motor license documents on the body The to open last Monday The cashier had disappeared Sunday Thomas of Beattle, is charge of the bank as receiver. He and other officials said no irregularitles had been found that pleted resources" caused the closing.
10.April 28, 1932The Weekly WymoreanWymore, NE
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CASHIER'S BODY
The body of Otis Lohmuller missing cashier of the closed Beat tie (Kan.) State bank. was found In motorcar in pasture half mile south of Frankfort. Kan., Friday. garden hose had been attached to the motor exhaust and carled into the closed car. Road workmen had noticed the car since the previous Sunday. but did not investigate until
The Beattie bank failed to open last Monday. The cashier had disappeared Saturday. but Lohmuller viously had disappeared without for few days his abplanation this time did not cause alary He had been cashier since the bank in 1906. Thomas of in charge of the bank as receiver. He and other officials said no Irregulari ties had been found and that deplet resources caused the closing.
11.May 5, 1932The Big Timber PioneerBig Timber, MT
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Kansas Banker Ends Life After Failure
FRANKFORT, Kan., April The body of Otis V. Lohmuller, missing cashier of the closed Beattie State bank, was found in motor car in pasture half a mile south of here today. A garden hose had been attached to the motor exhaust anti carried into the closed car. Identification was made by motor license documents on the body. The Beattle bank failed to open last Monday. The cashier had disappeared Sunday. Thomas of Beattle, is in charge of the bank as receiver. He and other officials said no irregularities had been found and that "depleted resources" caused the closing.
12.March 9, 1933The Beattie JournalBeattie, KS
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NOTICE
The statutes of Kansas prode that all claims of deposiPS and other creditors must filed with the Receiver with in one year after the date of is appointment, and if not so ed such claims shall be barred om participation in the estate ! such bank. The Receiver of ne Beattie State Bank was apointed April 18, 1932. HAS. W. JOHNSON, Receiver
Ben Hill is feeling fairly well and is up and about the house a part of the time.
13.March 16, 1933The Beattie JournalBeattie, KS
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NOTICE
The statutes of Kansas provide that all claims of deposilors and other creditors must be filed with the Receiver with in one year after the date of his appointment, and if not so filed such claims shall be barred rom participation in the estate 1 such bank. The Receiver of 1e Beattie State Bank was apointed April 18, 1932. HAS. W. JOHNSON, Receiver
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