Treasury Men Tour U S In G Man Probe
A 1936 report notes Treasury Department officials led by Harold Graves and Elmer Ivey toured major cities to examine secret service activity amid a probe into G men. The trip followed the presidential convention and stirred questions about tactics used against gangland violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
U.S
Washington
Secret Service
St. Paul
Chicago
Treasury Department
Harold N. Graves
Morgenthau
Elmer J. Ivey
Internal Revenue
Joseph E. Murphy
Dwight Davis
Harry Anslinger
Thomas J. Gorman
Customs Agency
Philadelphia
Salt Lake City
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Eddie Green
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Murphy
W. H. Mce- Reynolds
Tama county GOP Women set August 3 meeting
C A Benson of El Kader will speak at the Tama county Republican Women's club gathering in Dysart on August 3. The Garwin club will provide music.
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Toledo
C. A. Benson
Elkader
Tama County
Republican Women’s Club
Dysart
Garwin Club
Notice of electric franchise hearing in Linn County Iowa
Citizens of Linn County are informed that Iowa Electric Light and Power seeks a franchise to erect and maintain electric transmission facilities across public highways and land in Linn County. The Board of Railroad Commissioners sets August 11, 1936 at 10 a.m. in Des Moines for a hearing, with objections due five days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad _Commissioners
Linn County
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Board of Railroad Commissioners
State of
Official Notice of Iowa Electric Franchise Petition
The Iowa Electric Light and Power Company seeks a franchise to erect and operate a 6600 volt electric transmission line through Linn County to Des Moines. Objections must be in writing, filed in triplicate at least five days before the August 11, 1936 hearing. objectors should be represented by an authorized agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Des Moines
Iowa
P.m. Linn County
Pp. m
Prisoner in Arizona Held Over Dyer Act Case
Kenneth Norris, said to reside in Coggon, has been turned over to federal authorities in Phoenix, Ariz., for possible Dyer act prosecution over a stolen W. C. Trefz Motor car. Norris, a former Trefz employee, allegedly took a demonstrator under the pretext of visiting relatives in Marion. Arizona highway patrol arrested him. license plates matched but engine numbers differed. Sheriff Jim Smith plans to go to Phoenix to bring Norris back if federal action is not pursued.
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G. K. Thompson
Kenneth Norris
Coggon
Phoenix
Ariz
Norris
W. C. Trefz Motor Company
Marion
Trefz Company
Arizona Highway Patrol
Jim Smith
Quieting Of Title In River Front Case
In a district court intervention petition the Smulekoff Investment Company asks to quiet title to real estate near the river between Second and Third avenues SE Cedar Rapids. The intervenor also seeks a decree of boundaries in the river front improvement matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids River Front Improvement
Riverfront case settlement guides property division
A settlement stipulation directs the division of public and private property within the River Front case boundaries. The agreement outlines rights and obligations of involved parties and sets terms for asset allocation and future use.
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River Front
Reports Filed On Cedar Rapids American Trust and Springville Banks
Judge H C Ring approved the eighth quarterly report in the receivership of the American Trust and Savings bank of Cedar Rapids showing cash on hand at June 30 of 38 074 98. Rental report for the bank building also approved. D W Bates receiver J R Drake examiner in charge. Ring also approved the sixteenth quarterly report in the receivership of the Springville Savings bank with cash on hand at June 30 of 6 069 08. Bates receiver O F Fryer examiner in charge.
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H. C. Ring
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
American Trust and Savings Bank
D. W. Bates
J. R. Drake
Judge Ring
Springville Savings Bank
O. F. Fryer
Sam Simmons Pleads Guilty to Illegal Alcohol Possession
Sam Simmons 44 of 729 H Street SW pled guilty before Judge H. C. Ring in district court to illegal possession of alcoholic liquor. He received three months in jail, a $300 fine and costs, paid $200, and was released on good behavior after police found six and a half pints and two quarts of alcohol at his home Wednesday at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Simmons
H Street
H. C. Ring
Simmons
Court approves Bates and Sum merwill report on bank receivership
The court Thursday morning approved the nineteenth report of D. W. Bates, receiver, and Ben S. Summerwill, examiner in charge for the Corn Belt Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids. The report listed the bank's assets and liabilities and detailed steps in the receivership process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
D. W. Bates
Ben S. Summerwill
Corn Belt Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Cash on Hand and Disbursements Update
Financial figures show cash on hand totaling 5137.25 as of June 30 and total disbursements amounting to 61639.94, reflecting current liquidity and spending.
Gunderson Will Admitted To Probate In District Court
Stephen Gunderson's will was admitted to probate by Judge H. C. Ring on Thursday. Alma Gunderson his wife was named sole beneficiary and executor alongside D. H. Smith who was appointed as co executors under a July 28 1933 dated document.
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Stephen Gunderson
H. C. Ring
Alma Gunderson
D. H. Smith
Gunderson
Schneider divorce petitions filed in district court
Effie M. Schneider seeks a divorce from Albert J. Schneider on desertion grounds. They married June 28 1928 and separated in 1932. She also asks court to confirm a property settlement. Teola Miller seeks a divorce from Leon Miller on cruel and inhuman treatment. marriage took place in 1934.
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Effie M. Schneider
Albert J. Schneider
Will of Sarah Mooney Probate Admitted In District Court
The will of Sarah C. Mooney who died June 26 was admitted to probate in district court. Beneficiaries are her two daughters Mrs. Josie Mooney Brant and Mrs. May Mooney Baylor. John Clinton Baylor was appointed executor. Elaine McArthur filed for divorce from Raymond McArthur in district court. The couple married in Cedar Rapids December 16, 1927. A judgment petition for 9388.80 dollars against Jennie Cain and others was filed by Equitable Life As...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mooney
Sarah C. Mooney
Josie Mooney Brant
May Mooney Baylor
John Clinton Baylor
Elaine McArthur
Raymond McArthur
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Cain
Equitable Life As
Divorce Granted In District Court In Sanner Case
A decree by Judge H. C. Ring grants G. R. Sanner aged 38 a divorce from Miriam H. Sanner. The couple married May 26, 1928 and the action stems from a promissory note contract in the district court Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
G. R. Sanner
Miriam H. Sanner
Zoo chief fired. McCollin loses home to fire
Ten minutes after city commissioners notified Capt. R. D. McCollin of his discharge as director of the Salt Lake City zoo, McCollin returned home to discover his uninsured house burned to the ground.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
R. D. McCollin
McCollin
Council rescinds circus permit for Johnson Ave show
The city council on Thursday canceled the permit for Ringling Brothers to perform at Johnson Avenue and Eighteenth Street NW due to local protests. City License Clerk H. H. Wage was ordered to telegram the circus to find another site if it hopes to appear on August 12 as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers Circus
Johnson Avenue
Eighteenth Street
H. H. Wage
Fence At Local Airport To Keep Crowds Off Field
City council authorizes Dave Williams to supply labor for a fence at the airport to keep spectators off the field during arrivals and departures. Harold Rowe reports crowd control issues and danger to spectators. Chamber of Commerce to provide materials. Ordinance regulation and warning signs discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Williams
Public Improvement
Williams
Harold Rowe
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Rowe
Chamber of Commerce
Beers Coal seeks lease termination on Twelfth Ave SW
City Hall notes show Beers Coal filing notice to end its lease on the dead end of Twelfth avenue SW near Sixth street. The issue was referred to the public improvement department for action. Also, the United States Conference of Mayors notified the council of unpaid annual dues, but no renewal steps were taken. The council approved a transfer of a class B beer permit from 227 Fourteenth avenue SE to 124 Third street NE for Frank Brookhiser and granted further permission to Charles
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The
Beers Coal Company
Twelfth Avenue
Sixth Street
Public Improvement Department
United States Conference of Mayors
Frank Brookhiser
Fourteenth Avenue
Third Street
City council approves road oil purchase for Colonial Baking site
The public improvement department was authorized by the city council on Thursday to buy a carload of road oil for a project at Fifth avenue and Eighth street SE, marking the second such purchase this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Nolan
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Street SE
Colonial Baking Company
Public Improvement Department
City approves curb cuts and paving at two locations
The city council granted Charles A. Kacere permission to cut the curb and pave the parking at 1514 Mount Vernon Avenue SE. The McBaith Ice Cream Company received approval to cut the curbing and pave the parking at A Avenue and First Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kacere
Mount Vernon Avenue
McBaith Ice Cream Company
A Avenue
First Street
Appointment of Administrator in Helbig Estate Linn County
Notice states that on July 15 1936 Arthur Helbig was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Robert C Helbig Absentee late of Linn County Iowa All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court Pred W Hann attorney for the administrator
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Robert C. Helbig
Iowa
District Court
Arthur Helbig
W. Hann
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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American Trust
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Corn Belt Bank Report
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United States
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