Claims of 7000 dollars allowed in price suit settlement
A settlement approved by Judge Boies allows claims totaling 7000 dollars against receivers of Medical Life Insurance and Insurance Loan Investment Co. The action against Londergan is continued to March 1927 term. Separate dismissals are at defendants cost and plaintiff waives further suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Blarkson
Medical, Life Insurance Company
George N. Garrettson
Amsurance Loan & Investiment Co
Div Sion
St. Price, Grundy Center
Ted Londergan
George Cy Claasssen
Rs. Milner
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Marrin
Insurance Loan & Investment Company
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Medical Life
Londergan
B. J. Gibson
T. J. Harrison
Price
J. &. Ridenour
Insurance Loan & Invesgiment Co
Landergan
Oor
Boies
Medical -Life
Hind
Royal Union
Tournince Loan & Investment Co
Han
Louis
Dr. I. Louis, Grundy. Center
Medical Life Insurance Company
Glen, Beers
Pike, Stas, Zimmerman
Peaches rise in Georgia and other scattered notes
News Spice reports a Georgia peach increase. Browning plans a Savannah visit. John McCormack is praised as the world’s top tenor by Telward Johnson. A Georgia senate bill would ban Negro barbers from serving girls under a new law. Sheriff Lydia Tavsen enjoyed raids catching three moonshine stills in her first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Georgia
Browning
Savannah
Landon
Modest John McCormack
Telward Johnson
New York Symphony Orchestra
Columbia
State Senate
Huron
Lydia D. Tavsen
Hold Five Men for Stock Swindles in Four Midwest States
Five young men aged 22 to 28 were held on charges of multistate stock swindles in Michigan Indiana Illinois and Iowa. They allegedly called victims offered dubious stock sent agents to pursue further payments and then disappeared with funds totaling about 200000. The group includes Edward Schulman 22 William Matthews 24 George Seman 24 Rol Lefton 27 and Harry Stilts 28 all of Chicago. Proceedings followed investigations by the Illinois Securities Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
LPI
Michigan
Indiana
Tlinois
Lews
Edward Schulman
Willlan Ataithaws
George Seman
Rol Lefton
Harry Stilts
all_ of Chicago
Illness Securities Department
Fox Shoe Store Front Remodeled
An entirely new front will be built at Fox Shoe Store 619 Sycamore Street under a permit issued by Building Commissioner D B Toenjes today to Anna Wagher owner. Improvements cost 1400 dollars with a 16 foot deep lobby. Large display windows will flank the sidewalk to the door and interior alterations will conform to the new front. The store will be closed Monday unless revised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Shoe
Sycamore Street
D. B. ‘Toenjes
Mre
Anna Wagher
Mterior
Ayonday Unis Reb
Delwein plans new plant expansion on First Avenue West
Delwein Chemical Co outgrows quarters on First Venue West and proposes a modern factory in Onl Weth. Citizens offer to raise capital and secure land at the intersection of Reel Island and Great Western roads, part of the old piano factory site. The company has 130 on the road and Des Moines and others seek the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delwein
DelwWein Chemical Company
Ark Rhine
Onlweth
Reel Island
Great ‘Western
Des Moines
Atitos Careen
Smash
J. A. Simpson
Waterloo
South Frederick Street
Ver Guson
Jennings Greenhouse
Waverly Community Chorus
Einen Methodist Sharal
River floods Cedar River region with 9 feet rise and ice danger
The Cedar River surged to nine feet above normal, washing over rocky ledges above the Fourth Street bridge. Officials report heavy runoff due to thaw and rain, with Virden Creek also nearing bridge arches. City engineers study straightening plans as annual flood threats persist.
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Fourth Street
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Gueck
Virden
Virden Creek
Arlington Street
Gates Park
Parker Street
Webster Street
Logan
Learance
Ricker Street
Uiicomn Street
Park Road
Nathan Barbar
Fleereck
Logan Avenue
Magipeer
Death Shot Reply to Neighbor Abuse in Omaha
In Omaha Nevada on February 6 a neighbor confessed to fatally shooting Lloyd Tucker a 32 year old brakeman and World War veteran who he said abused him with vile names. Cannella claimed he pursued Tucker to his porch and fired as Tucker appeared to reach for a gun.
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Omaha
Nev
Lloyd Tucker
Unio
Joe Cannella
Pearly Tory
Caniel
Tucker Frame
Tucker
Jubilee couple united in marriage at La Porte City
Miss Tydna Harting and Avin Hebell, prominent Jubilee neighbors, wed in a Lutheran ceremony conducted by Rev Wood J. Adix. The bride wore a pink Bridgerton gown with long veil. bridesmaid wore blue silk crepe. Attendants were Lilia Hebell and Warner Harting. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will live on the Tartlog residence, north of town.
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la Porte City
Tydna
Harting
Avin Hebell
Jubilee
Wood
J. Adix
Lilia Hebell
Warner Harting
Cantor Levine Leads Hebrew Melodies at Waterloo Synagogue
Cantor Max Levine of Minneapolis synagogue led Hebrew melodies for the Sons of Jacob congregation at the Waterloo synagogue during Sabbath services starting 9:30 a.m. Rabbi A. Slutsky conducted as men of the congregation participated in responsive intoning. Levine, a noted Jewish singer and former New York cantor, plans opera work in Italy when possible. He has made many Hebrew records for phonographs. A Sunday night concert at 7 p.m. in the same synagogue invites the public, featuring Jewish songs, operatic selections, and religious melodies in English and Yiddish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Altho
Tle
Joseph Rosenblatt
Synagog
New York
Italy
Levine
Jacob Synagog
Cedar Falls Boy Rises In New York Business Scene
Mark Jones, once of Cedarians, now 36, is named among New York’s top business men with an office at 61 Broadway. A Waterloo native, he left in 1916 for Carnegie works, directed wartime personnel, and in recent years has surveyed Rockefeller controlled plants and investigated major charities.
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Mark Jones
Uetar Walls
We. Ge. & NL Orailway
Wiliam Galloway Company
New York
Broadway
I. W. Bryant
Bryant Paving Company
Jones
John JD. Rkockefeller
Rockefeller
Collegiate Youth Under Fire In Local Views
A survey of high school and pre college youths reveals mixed views on modern youth. Students defend today’s youth as generally better, while some condemn higher education as centers of immorality. Drinking smoking and music receive varied attitudes with calls for limited dances and open eyes to truth. St Mary’s beat Roosevelt 16 to 6 in basketball, Moody reports.
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Haya
Yw Wat High School
Hgh School
St Mary's Jones stars. Roosevelt player shines
In local notes, Shook and a Roosevelt player performed well. August Elling waived preliminary hearing on a charge of immoral acts with a child and was committed to county jail in default of a $500 bond. Weekend visitors include Miss Helen Whittle and Mrs. Tracy Glasener. Historical note mentions earthquakes following Vesuvius eruptions in 70 A. D. Names and addresses appear in various listings for upcoming weeks and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgrand
August Elling
Ife
Helen Whittle
New Providence
Jai
Tracy Glasener
Valtimora’ Street
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Midwest
Fox Shoe Store
James 1. Mixon
Edward W. Browning
White Plains
N.Y
Catherine Mixon
Chemical Company
News
Shop City
Jourier Spanial Services
Webner
Weiser
Vaught
Arkansas City
Ark
J. &. Penney
Pusaing
Austin
Moody Ible Institute
Chix Cae
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Gelwein
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Manchester
Mens Club
Eva McChane
Waterloo Evening Courier
Literary Cirle
Dikepssinn
Lincoln
Astra Nodas
Ashley
AL Vitghn
W.C.T. U
Tf. A. Crumb
St. Luke's Hospital
Cotir Rapids
Manners Hange Loentiong
Art Lange
Spring Creek
Wdl-Clark
August Lange
Oseca Lange
Brandon
George Angel
Waster
Thea
Cornry
Miller
Ontornune
Meay Junglo Center
Man Levine
Cedar Falls
A. Y
Carl Bickley
Tiencer Bank
Iowa Securities Company
East Fifth St
Awk. Smith, Mgr
Ins. Dopit
College
Mary's
St. Mary
Roosevelt School
Deerfoot
Iowa City
Tad
Taierne Hotel
Sycamore St
Christ Episcopal the Old Stone Church
East Fourth St
John ‘W. Creynne
David
Ramage
Albert Keeley
Marcelling
Prinneé
Leadbog Watchmakers
Kan’ HE
Ewelers
Opticians
Allied Arts Conservatory of Music
Ray C. Carter
Miessner
Fh Glass Tstendhing
Allied Arts Conservatory
Mhow Coward Bil
Merchants Cafe
Clara Haines
St Mary's
Shook
Line
Roosevelt
Ericine
Aro T
Eafayette
Drew
West
Margaret Miller
Hammond
James Kellogg
Hawthorne W. Woo White
Irine Ludwig
Iowa
Enit van Duyn
Wash- Co
Margadant
Riehl
Thurecity
Tonya
We A
Ballentine
Tiel
Licensed Lady Embalmer Ant Ambulance Service
Kearns Funeral Home
McCormick
Voorhies
Buckingham
Traer
Toledo
Townire Insurance Company
Iowa Fire Insurance Co
Towa Manufacturers Insurance Co
Canital
Com'l St
Quest & Smith the Plumbers
West Fifth St
Graham Brothers Trucks
Graham Brothers
C. B
Detroit
Collord-Hull Company
Auto Corner
Waterloo, Ta
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