gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
1d74badc7cdd317d
Response Measures
None
Receivership Details
Depositor recovery rate
100.0%
Date receivership started
1934-05-01
Date receivership terminated
1936-09-22
Share of assets assessed as good
53.1%
Share of assets assessed as doubtful
35.5%
Share of assets assessed as worthless
11.3%
Description
Articles describe post-closure receiver actions; receivership date aligns with known May 1, 1934 receivership.
Events (7)
1.June 5, 1908Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2.May 1, 1934Receivership
Source
historical_nic
3.May 1, 1934Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Maher, receiver for the closed First National bank of Bradford, has been authorized by the court of common pleas to sell certain listed securities in the process of liquidatthe assets of the institution.
Source
newspapers
4.May 1, 1934Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Bank closed and placed in receivership by court/examiner leading to suspension of payments
Newspaper Excerpt
Maher, receiver for the closed First National bank of Bradford
Source
newspapers
5.June 2, 1934Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Maher, receiver for the closed First National bank of Bradford, has been authorized by the court of common pleas to sell certain listed securities in the process of liquidating the assets of the institution.
Source
newspapers
6.September 8, 1934Other
Newspaper Excerpt
James Maher, receiver the First National bank, Bradford, has filed. petition in common pleas court seeking authority to settle claim held against Forest and Alta Routson for money borrowed from the bank.
Source
newspapers
7.November 23, 1934Other
Newspaper Excerpt
James E. Maher, receiver for the First National bank Bradford. has been granted cognovit judgments in the common pleas court against E. B. and E. S. Coppock.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (7)
1.June 2, 1934Troy Daily NewsTroy, OH
Article Text
BRADFORD BANK RECEIVER AUTHORIZED TO MAKE SALES
Maher, receiver for the closed First National bank of Bradford, has been authorized by the court of common pleas to sell certain listed securities in the process of liquidatthe assets of the institution. The total value of the securities of
2.June 4, 1934The Daily AdvocateGreenville, OH
Article Text
BANK SECURITY
Bradford Bank Receiver's Application Approved by Common Pleas Court at Securities at $163,175.
Maher, receiver for the closFirst National Bank of Bradford has been authorized by the Miami County common pleas court at Troy, Ohio, to sell certain listed securities in connection with the process of liquidating the assets of the institution, it was disclosed today in press dispatches. The total value of the securities to be disposed of is $163,175, petition filed in the common pleas court Troy revealed. Sale proceedings are expected be completed soon.
3.September 8, 1934Troy Daily NewsTroy, OH
Article Text
BRADFORD BANK RECEIVER SEEKS TO SETTLE CLAIM
James Maher, receiver the First National bank, Bradford, has filed. petition in common pleas court seeking authority to settle claim held against Forest and Alta Routson for money borrowed from the bank. It stated the claim now amounts to $4,541 and the receiver asks authority to settled for $3,300. Kerr attorney the receiver.
4.September 13, 1934Miami UnionTroy, OH
Article Text
BRADFORD BANK RECEIVER SEEKS TO SETTLE CLAIM James the First National Bradford has filed petition common pleas authority settle claim held against Fores: Alta Routson for money borrowed from the stated the claim amounts to $4.541 and the receiver authority settled for Kerr attorney for the receiver.
JUDGMENT IS GRANTED judgment by default been granted common pleas court to Royal Shoup against Charles Priller The amount alleged due judgment when the defendant failed make defense the any
5.November 23, 1934Troy Daily NewsTroy, OH
Article Text
James E. Maher, receiver for the First National bank Bradford. has been granted cognovit judgments in the common pleas court against E. B. and E. S. Coppock. The one is against both men and is for $6,521.04 er. Heavies, 230-280 lbs. Heavies, 200-230 lbs. Heavies, 280 lbs. up Mediums, 180-200 lbs Lights, 140-160 lbs. Lights, 100-140 lbs. Sows Stags Cattle
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6.November 29, 1934Miami UnionTroy, OH
Article Text
BRADFORD BANK RECEIVER GRANTED TWO JUDGMENTS
James E. Maher, receiver for the First National bank, Bradford, has been granted cognovit judgments in the common pleas court against E. B. and E. S. Coppock. The one is against both men and is for $6,521.04 and one is against E. B. Coppock for $235.84.
Press)βThe Miami county common pleas court was reversed today by the Ohio supreme court as the state court upheld the court of appeals in a damage action.
The North River Insurance company sought to collect from John Redman funds it had paid out in an insurance policy following an automobile crash with the car of Albert
7.December 7, 1934Troy Daily NewsTroy, OH
Article Text
RECEIVER SEEKS TO DISPOSE OF ASSETS
James Emmett Maher, receiver for the First National bank of Bradford, has filed a petition in common pleas court seeking authority to sell certain assets of the institution and to compromise several claims held by the bank against borrowers. R. A. Kerr is attorney for the receiver.
OHIO CHECKER PLAYER IN LEAD FOR WORLD'S TITLE
DETROIT, Dec. 7 (United Press)βPlay in the world's championship checker match will be resumed to-
MYERS-HAWN SUIT TRIED DIRECT TO JUDGE JONES
The suit of William M. Myers against A. Mack Hawn and others for $810.97 was tried direct to Judge
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