Bandit and Two Others Claimed in Gun Battle
Tulsa AP report details a gun battle ending at the post office that left bystander L N Myers 46 dead along with robber Owen Barker 28 and merchant W L Lake 55. A second bystander Louis Bible was wounded. Mrs Myers and her daughter Mrs Dorothy Nordyke were present during the struggle and Myers died after hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tatler
L. N. Myers
Owen Sparker
Talalala
W. L. Lake
Chateau
Louis Bible
Myers
Barker
Dorothy Nordyke
Civil cases dismissed in district court under Judge Ring
A group of civil actions were dismissed in district court with prejudice or settled and dismissed. Notable matters include a $156 contract action by Lloyd and Elliot, Inc. against Janeba and Brosh settled and dismissed. a $9,652 auto damage suit by J Greg ory vs A R Jones dismissed by plaintiff. a $150 realty commission suit by Childs Realty against Wilson Lanko and others settled and dismissed. a $225 damage suit of Bernard Rudin by Arthur B Rudin next friend against Yellow Cab Co. dismissed with prejudice. A separate $ meeting involved Bert O West versus T M Sinclair and Co. Ltd and others, dismissed with prejudice at defendants’ costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Lloyd and Elliott, Inc
Janeba and Brosh
J J. Gregory
A. R Jones
Jones and Gregory
Bover Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Childs Realty Company
Wilson Lanko
Grace Lanko
Bernard Rudin
Arthur B Rudin
Yellow Cab Company
Bert O West
T M_ Sinclair and Co. Ltd
Albert Kudkle
William J. Brewster
Leader of the Jobless Puzzle Clues Mixed in Legal Notes
A legal notice round up reports Joe Bush as plaintiff and Isabel Sisler as defendant in a dismissed action. Anna C Wolfe drops a divorce suit against Ernest T Wolfe without prejudice. Ada Phelps’s $1,000 damage claim against A P Stevens settled and dismissed with prejudice. D W Bates as receiver of Cedar Rapids bank gets a $850.86 default judgment against Nora E Nelson and Malcolm V Bolton. Marian L Bickel’s divorce from Eli F Bickel granted on cruelty grounds. marriage dated June 20 1934. July 31 petition withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bush
Isabel Sisler
Anna C Wolfe
Ernest T. Wolfe
Ada Phelps
A P. Stevens
A P Stevens
Ring
D. W. Bates
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Nora E. Nelson
Malcolm V. Bolton
F. O. Ellison
Leo J. Carney
Leone Carney
Marian L. Bickel
Eli F. Bickel
Pleads Not Guilty On Drunk Driving Charge
W M Hoover of 1215 First Avenue E faced a district court plea of not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a true information was filed by County Attorney G Thompson. Bond set at 500 dollars. Frank Hyde of 1506 Fourth Avenue SE was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court on intoxication charges with the fine suspended on costs payment. two other occupants were released after Hoover’s arrest on a report of irregular driving on Highway 161 near C Street and Sixteenth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W M Hoover
First Avenue E
H C. Ring
G Thompson
Frank Hyde
Fourth Avenue SE
Hoover
Second Assignment Of Criminal Cases Listed
Twenty one cases appear on the second assignment for the September term issued by Judge H C Ring and effective next Monday. County Attorney G K Thompsons office compiled the schedule, including B H Hellen of Des Moines charged with violating the state insurance law, and cases against John Novotny, Pitt Manning, George Davis, E J Vacek, Bud Jones also known as Russell Jones, and Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C Ring
G K Thompson
B. H Hellen
Des Moines
Grand Jury
John Novotny
Pitt Manning
George Davis
E. J. Vacek
Bud Jones
Russell Jones
Carl
Multiple defendants charged in diverse criminal cases
B St Clair and Earl Eberhart face operating while intoxicated charges. Milo Parizek indicted for assault with intent to murder. Mason Smith and Harold Mentzer charged with robbery. Gilbert Price faces statutory offense. George Smeries, Harold Wahl, Dan Coffos and Cecil Gaines charged with illegal possession of liquor. Russell Fisher charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Edwin Powell accused of leaving the scene of an accident. Charles Thompson charged with larceny. Stanley Anthon and Robert Boone charged with breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. St. Clair
Earl Eberhart
Milo Parizek
Mason Smith
Harold Mentzer
Gilbert Price
George Smeries
Harold Wahl
Dan Coffos
Cecil Gaines
Russell Fisher
Edwin Powell
Charles Thompson
Stanley Anthon
Robert Boone
Farmer And Greb Fines Paid To District Court
J LeRoy Farmer head of Cedar Rapids canning firm and plant superintendent Delbert E Greb paid fines in the district court for illegal possession of liquors. The $1000 and $300 fines with costs settled after a police raid on December 12 at the canning plant. A supreme court appeal was abandoned and a $2500 appeal bond released. Seizures included liquor and 200 state liquor seals given to Farmer by Harold Cooper, former state liquor commission chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. LeRoy Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Delbert E. Greb
Edwin W . Lundquist
Supreme Court
Farmer
Harold Cooper
State Liquor Commission
Dallo Jones Arrested Again On Liquor Charge
Dallo Jones, 54, of 1003 Seventeenth Avenue SE, was seized Friday morning by Deputy Sheriffs Dick Payn and Roy Radebaugh on a bench warrant issued after County Attorney G. K. Thompson filed a true information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallo Jones
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Dick Payn
Roy Radebaugh
G. K. Thompson
Local Officers Find Five Pints of Alcohol in Weeds
Sheriff Jim Smith and deputies reported finding five half pints of alleged liquor along a backyard path beyond the fence during a Jones property visit. Jones had prior liquor convictions in 1924, 1925, 1927 and 1932. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Florence Kirkham seeks divorce from Lester L. Kirkham on felony conviction grounds based on a March 1 1934 Delaware county district court conviction. Frank M. Rush seeks cancellation of a contract with E E Collins dated December 2 1933. Rock Island depot changes noted after O D Harman's retirement. Ralph Hess appointed / taking over duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Jim Smith
Radebaugh and
Payn
Florence Kirkham
Lester L. Kirkham
South Dakota
Frank M. Rush
E. E. Collins
Keswick Station Announces Staffing Changes
Tom McGinn returns to night shift after a temporary role as station agent, with Al J. Cousins assisting. Pete Buffer, a third operator for several months, will transfer to a new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keswick
Tom McGinn
al J. Cousins
Pete Buffer
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Clain
Court House News
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Earle “Sande
Esther
Certo
General Foods
F Corp
Solon
Rock Island
O. D. Harman
Ralph Hess
Virginia Sweet
Ahem
Cpi
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Wheat
Crisco
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