Receiver named for Insurance Loan Company
George S. Garrettson appointed receiver for the Insurance Loan and Investment Co. under a voluntary action by its board to conserve assets and avert costly litigation. The filing seeks to protect creditors while preserving funds, with an inventory due within 30 days and ongoing suits to be resolved under receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ S. Garrettson
Lhe Nsurance Loan & Investment On
Dudge
George
Garratison
Edwards, Kongley
Ransier& Harris
Insurance Loan &Investment ‘Co
James H. Shank
Elth
Itsc
Medical Life. Insurance Company
Insurance. Loan Stment Co
eatuTh
Ant
Board of Directors
Tomas Tl. Shanks
Theoqores of
George M. Garrett- Son
Alfred
Beawards
Kengley
Ransler & Harris
Ridenour
Stambaugh
Insurance Loan & Investment Company
L. Jambaugh
TG. Londergan
Medical Life
Loin & Investment Co
Tildengars
George No Garrettson
Ulin
Eelyer
Precinct G O P Leaders Named for County Meet
A long list of precinct leaders for the G O P is noted, naming many individuals across precincts and wards. The Cedar Falls area and surrounding towns appear with numerous households and officials listed, including First through Seventh precincts and various wards, with names such as Gertrude Shean Cynthia Miller Robert Harbin Y L Belt and many others. The document reflects party organization details for upcoming county activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Shean
Cynthia Miller
Robert Harbin
Y. L. Belt
Pourth Wart
John A. Selzer
George W.huntley
Frank Lawson
C. J. Stickman
Anna Meader
Myrtle Burr
Harold Fox
Stella Huriey
Roy D Metzger
Ira
Fred, Teeter
O. A. Zwehlke
CG. W. Harrop
G. W. Brayton
Wayne’ S. Ravyimond
M.S
W. RR
Baw
A. Bowen
Alfred Longley
G. J. Nauman
C. J. Rudolph
Scott
W. D. Rich
Bicknell
Genevieve Madigan
Second Ward
BE. Bladine
Newnan
J. Vest
C."s. Caddington
Merner
Forrest Winegar
Mi M. Merrill
Douglas Rog
Jamin Boardman
Ray
Dix
Rainbow
George C. Robinson
Mary. Begeman
G. Turner
Frank Hammer
Rend. S
John Anderson
W. Jibson
Jessie King
Benninglor
Arthurs Broadbent
CG. Mueller
A.C. Mueller
Big Creek
Roy HE
Ashley
Jesse O. Kober
W. M. Blougn
George Ranger
Norman
Blanchaine
M.F. Lizer
Glime
Black Hawk
FM. Bowen
D Ico Iseminger
a. i. _Coften
Ea Bracken
A. CG. Newton
Roy Hub
Jar
Bar Ober
Palls
B. M. Wa Baward W. Refshauge
Rice
Bank Name Changes Through History
The text notes a sequence where Lews State Bank became part of Vervitt & Johnson National Bank and later evolved into the Pioneer National Bank, outlining a chain of successive acquisitions and rebrandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews State Bank
Vervitt & Johnson National Bank
Pioneer National Bank
Senatorial Race Clippings Highlight Campaign Push
News wires report Senator Yorah of Idaho and Reed of Pennsylvania fund mass mailings in support of Brookhart’s unseated insurgent campaign against Cummins. Des Moines recipients received ten thousand Reed speeches and twenty thousand copies in a second batch. Senate folding room staff allegedly mixed envelopes, prompting a forensic check on the mailings and envelope contents. Washington dispatch notes the Senate inquiry ongoing with expert analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Bealf
Brookhart
Pennsylvania
Senate
Ora
Cummins
Des Moines
Uber
Qisey Debeine Senate Taldline Raqm
Washington, D.C
Antwerp Shipment for Des Moines Is Docked at Chicago
Chicago notes a stop for the Jans a small steamship bringing iron piping from Antwerp to Des Moines. The vessel docked in the Chicago river and the piping will be shipped by rail to Des Moines after summer Great Lakes navigation. The Jans will then return to Antwerp as Chicago attains seaport status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Des Moines
Chicago
Gillant
Jans
Es Moines
Great Lakes
Senator Reed Pushes Senate Slush Fund for Primaries
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri demanded a ten thousand dollar appropriation to finance a senate inquiry into party primary elections. Reed said the investigation stalled due to lack of funds and that extra money would be needed only in emergencies, with committee members paying upfront and seeking reimbursement later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Hel
Farm Future Outlines Postwar Pork Boom and Trade Plans
A speech by Wallace discusses farmers gains in pork production and restates urban attitudes toward agriculture. He reviews postwar trade shifts, debt repayment, and Europe’s demand, suggesting four remedies including tariff revision and export focus. A La Porte picnic program followed with band performances, diplomas for rural graduates, a pageant, and 10 sport events coordinated by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Altho
America
Atlantic
Choise
LaPorte City
Albert “Cole
Jed
Veol
A. Fulter-ton
Corap
Moeller
Sin J
FLP Rehmeter
Ecdunty Yom
Cos
Paralyzed Woman Saved from Fire by Hazleton Man
Hazleton Louisiana June 3 Special Fire spread from the chimney and destroyed the $15,000 residence of Mrs Jeanette Maley a paralytic who was unaware of the danger until carried from the house by neighbor Gus Norgstrom who rescued her without explanation and moved her to a nearby house as water shortages hampered firefighters from the Ocwein department water had to be hauled from a creek half a mile away Insurance will cover part of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Jeanette Maley
Gus Norgstrom
Oclwein Department
Highth Annual Iowa Service Star Legion Meeting
The Highth annual convention of the Iowa Service Star Legion opened in Cedar Falls with a three day program. About fifty women registered for deliberations. A memorial program was planned at 4 p m and a large dinner party was to be held at LaSalle Hall in St Patrick's Des Moines. National president Mrs W E Lain was due to arrive as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Sume
Iowa
M. B
Washington
Park
LaSalle
Temperate Weather Postpones Wednesday Events
A garbled OCR note references scattered details about a Wednesday event on a Thursday near a local venue. It mentions temperatures and a postponed schedule. Named entities and concrete facts are unreadable in the fragment, preventing precise reconstruction of the original headline and summary.
Captain Applejack at West Tonight Pirate Play
Unusual attention surrounds the high school play Captain Applejack at West tonight. A student committee crafted the scenery and lighting for the performance. Brightly colored pirate costumes are a featured highlight as mystery and adventure promise to captivate spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nigh
Finn
Rabbi Reichert to Speak on Judaism at Local Synagogue
Rabbi Victor Emanuel Reichert of Cincinnati will lecture at 3 p m today on What Is Judaism at the Hebrew Culture, then speak tomorrow at 8 p m on Jewish Ideals and Saturday at 10 a m on The Jew and the World in the synagogue. He comes to Waterloo under the auspices of Sons of Jacob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emanuel Reichert
Cincinnati
Union of America Hebrew Congregations
Department of Synages and Schanl Extension
Sp. m
Waterloo
Sons of Jacob
Theatre man Carroll jailed for year for perjury
Broadway producer Earl Carroll was sentenced to one year and a day in Atlanta federal prison on two counts of perjury linked to his testimony on a nude bath party at his theatre. He also faces fines totaling $2,000 with sentences to run concurrently. Witness Joyce Hawley testified she was in a bathtub on stage and intoxicated by liquor served at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Earl Carrol
case \seLedt
Atlanta
Cserroll
Carroll
Goddard
Joyce Hawley
Carroll Theatre
Washington
Cathcart
Tis Island
Irvin
Gobb
Augustus Thomas
Maywright
al Jolson
United States
Buckner
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Monticello Leggers Have Sentences Cut by District Judge
In Jones county district court Judge Fergus L. Anderson reduced sentences of bootleggers H. C. Schnae blén, William G. Schoon, and Louis Kavas. Schoon admitted maintaining a liquor nuisance and violating an injunction, paying fines and costs totaling 1,269 dollars. Schnoeblen and Kavas had three month jail terms for liquor nuisance. their sentences set aside pending good behavior. Bonds of 500 dollars set for their September grand jury appearance. Schnoeblen posted bond, Kavas remained in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello, Ja
H. C. Schnaeblén
William G. Schoon
Louis Kavas
Jones County District Court
Fergus L. Anderson
Schoon
Kavas
Schnoeblen
Election of Mrs George Watson French as president
The Iowa Society of the Colonial Dames elected Mrs George Watson French Davenport as president in closing session. Vice presidents named include Mrs Jo K Denning Dubuque and Mrs D W Bushnell Council Bluffs with Harriet Lake Independence as corresponding secretary. Des Moines appoints Mrs J W Watzek Davenport as historian and Mrs J R Rabouliean and Mryane treasurer. Mrs R B Johnston of Des Moines selected as something. A meeting place at 1527 is noted and Mrs Tonnie Smith and brother attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Chambers
Watering
Lowden Re-Elected President Holstein Friesian Association
At the national Holstein-Friesian Association of America convention closing session in Des Moines Prank Wden, former governor of Iowa, was unanimously elected president. My Thompson of Mantrose Pennsylvania returned as vice president. Directors re-elected include W A Toserip of St Louis Michigan Morton of Lansing John Ay Rell of Bitlshureh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes
Iowan Prominent Denver Politician Fitzgerald Dies at 72
Stephen K. Fitzgerald a well known Colorado politician and three time lieutenant governor died today in Denver from apoplexy. He was 72, born in Center Point Iowa. After Cornell Mount Vernon Jr graduation in 1879 he was admitted to the bar and moved to Colorado to work in mining before rising in Democratic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
INS
Stephen KR. Fitzgerald
Colorado
Fitzgerald
Center Point
Cornell Col Mount Vernon, Jr
Sheriff W. Th. Wagner Speech at Church Canceled
James county church services last Sunday led to a vote to cancel the planned speech by Sheriff W. Th. Wagner on law enforcement. Pastor Rev. Clifford J. Jape expressed regret for any embarrassment to the sheriff, while Wagner said the invitation was unsolicited and noted political rivals pressed to stop the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Wagner
Central Christian Church
Sherif’s
Clifford J. Jape
Wagner
Dwt
Midsummer Music Festival Friday With C F Band
Waterloo lodge 290 BR PO R stages a midsummer music festival at the cattle congress hip podrome tomorrow at 6 p.m. featuring the Cedar Walls concert band with vocal and instrumental numbers by small groups and ensembles. Proceeds fund travel to the national Elks convention in Chicago in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge No
BR. PO. R
Cattle Congress
Manchester folk campaign for George S Banta
Mayor Hermann of Manchester and publisher of the Manchester Democrat led a Water loo delegation of women including Mrs. Will Fones, Mrs. G W Stearns, to campaign for Republican candidate George S Banta for Congress from the Third District. The Manchester party planned stops in Independence Cedar Falls and Waverly as part of a three to one Delaware county race lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breds Hermann
Manchester
Manchester /Democrat
Waterloo
Ys Ser
Will Fones
de Ford
G.W. Stearns
George S.banta
Banta
Delaware
Travmene
Manchester Party
Independence
Cedar Falls
Waveriy
Kingsbury Takes Own Life in Iowa Town
Edward J. Kingsbury a 70 year old resident of Waterloo Iowa reportedly hanged himself Wednesday afternoon after worrying over a failed financial concern that cost him about 5000 dollars. His grandson Sidward O'Brien found the body near a barn and a note explained his despair over bank losses and lack of home. Kingsbury was born near Littleton and spent much of his life there, married twice, with children by his first wife and now living with his grandson. A coroner stated no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iidependente
Joe
Edward J. Kingsbury
Huchanam County
Mc Kingsbury
A-Granndson
Sidward O'Brien
Otterville
Iowa State Hospital
O'Brien Agaw
Ins
Dorges
Clarence
Littleton
Mr. Kingsbury
Mara
Waterloo
Fred Ballou
Minnie Barelay
Stinnesgin
Linje
Cummins Campaign Meetings Updated Across Iowa
A series of campaign events involving Cummins and allied figures were scheduled or canceled. Speakers included Krank J. Magreevy and Guy P. Linville with remarks at Cedar Heights, San Porte City, and Mt. Carmel Church. A mass meeting for Waterloo colored citizens was announced with Horace Spence of Mason City to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank J. Magreevy
Parkersburg
Dunkerton
Albert B. Cummiins
Tos Morrow
Cedar Heights
Guy P. Linville
Cedar. Rapids
U.S
San Porte City
Dave McC
Fitch Weds Westberg in Missouri Marriage
Des Moines industrialist Fred W. Fitch and Gertrude Westberg longtime Fitch plant bottler were married yesterday in Sethoy Missouri. Fitch had been divorced from his former wife in December after extended litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fred W. Fitch
Gertrude Westberg
Fitch
Ware
Sethaoy
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Joseph Go Commercial
Eagle
Peter Beck
Mark
Humphriy
G. W Messer
Poyner
J. S. Heiple
Trile
Spring Creek
William Gipe
Wiliam Gipe
Gafon
H.R. Planiz
V. Mulineux
R. R. Foril
GE. Beckere
Waterigo
W.F. Parrott
H.C. Moeller
George Call
David Stevenson
W. J. Suatcliffe
Medich Twins
Medion Ovis
Ars
Nicholas Medich
South Geng
Ind
Service Star ‘Legion In
Masinnia Weinesdas
Itisahy
Fn M. Pga
Applejack
Rabbi Reichert
Monticello
Society of Colonial Dames
Witson Hritter
Louis Wison Fleitter
Kistner
Orange Township
Edwin Boardman
First Brethren Church
Ucitter
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Lowden
Holstein- Friesian Association
Dies
Church
C.F. Band
FOLK
Cod
Kingsbury
Buchimin’ County
Tass GF
Fundy
Donestic Mattere
Alvin Hageman
Florence Bauler
B. Schultz
Commercial St
VOIR
Arch W. McFarlane
Black
Hla
Davenport
Senator Cummins
People of
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