Armour Grain Officials Ousted In Two-Year Suspension
Chicago June 18. A second Armour Grain official was expelled by the Chicago Board of Trade amid a probe into deals with the Grain Marketing corporation. Former president Kellogg, already under scrutiny with George E. Thompson, received a two year suspension for dis honorable conduct. A third official, Nicol, stood trial as testimony linked Kellogg and Thompson to the Grain Marketing scheme after the firm’s crash. The Armour company had been barred from Board of Trade privileges earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour Grain Company
George E. Thompson
Chicago Board of
John Kellogg
Armour Grain Concern
Board of Trade
Kellogg
Thompson
Grain Company
Grain Marketing Corporation
Armour Company
K. V. R. Nicol
Board of Trade Governors
Nicol
Rosenbaum Interests
Know Waterloo Window Display Space Prepared
A series of shop window exhibits showcasing local industry and products is prepared. Ice Cream company in Gauss Pharmacy windows displays the manufacturing process. Herrick Refrigerator & Cold Storage Co. plans refrigerator displays at Sterling Co. Galloway Co. shows models and engines at Edelson Co. Rath Packing Co. features Black Hawk bacon and hams. Walker Remedy Co. displays baby chicks and poultry remedies at Easley’s and T M bootery. Litchfield Co. to show a light farm transport wagon. Bartles-Shepherd Oil Co. exhibits oils at Burch Dry Goods. Potter Ice Cream Co. window display of mini bricks and samples. Powers Manufacturing Co. Waterloo shirts and accessories at Schuneman Drug building. A Holmes & Co. to display electric flasher signs for army and navy recruiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauss
Roger Crowell
Herrick Refrigerator & Cold Storage Co
Sterling Company
Fourth
Prater
Rath Packing Company
Black Hawk
New York Times
Calvin Coolidge
Walker Remedy Company
Easley
Easley’s Clothing Store
Bridge Street
T. & M. Bootery
Fourth Street
Rockdale Peckery
Litchfield
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
H. ZL. Litchfield
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Burch Dry Goods Company
Pioneer National Bank
Potter Ice Cream Company
Waterloo
Powers Manufacturing Company
Schuneman Drug Company
Lafayette
A. Holmes & Co
Westfield
Ives
Irving Hotel
Navy
Elks Announce Cedar Falls Band Concert Program
The Cedar Falls band will perform next Tuesday at 8 p m under Waterloo Elks club auspices. The hour long concert, on the Elks home ground at Park avenue and Mulberry street, will feature soloists M Rosendahl F wn L F Eughes K Oleson and a program including Prelude March iilario Peas from Algerian Suite and other selections. Park avenue between Mulberry and Franklin will be roped off with public seating provided in the avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Elks Club
Elks’ Committee
Elks
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Mulberry
Franklin Streets
M. Rosendahl
F. Wn
L. F. Eughes
K. Oleson
Cornet
Iilario
Barnhour
St. Tyrie
Arana
Attila
Verdif
Masourk Rusec
Lg Cxzarina
Rubinetein
Baltimore & Ohio seeks to issue 63 million stock
Washington D C June 18 INS reports the Baltimore and Ohio railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue and sell 63,242,500 in common stock. Proceeds will fund corporate purposes and retire existing obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Armed Guard Still Patrols Pickfair Home
Beverly Hills June 18 An armed guard continues to patrol the Pickfair home of Miss Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. Pickford said she is not afraid of kidnapping though a plot was alleged to have been formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
INS
Althe
Mary Pickford
Pickfair
Miss Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
John V. R. Sisco longtime Waterloo mason dies at 77
John V. R. Sisco, 77, an early-day Waterloo stone mason and lifelong resident since 1874, died Friday night at his home 414 Thompson Avenue East. Born April 1850 in Greenburg Indiana, he married Melvina Edersby in 1875 in Waterloo. Survived by widow, one son, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two sisters. two daughters and another son preceded him. Funeral Monday at 3 pm at O'Keefe & Towne mortuary with Rev. Earl A. Roadman officiating. burial in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. RK. Sisco
John V. R. Sisco
Waterloo
City
Thompson Avenue East
Greenberg
Ind
Iowa
Melvina Edersby
J. R. Sisco
Byron Street
Etta Patterson
Shelbyville
Lelia Barkley
Indianapolis
Etta Rorie Graham
Stella Maude Manking
Francis Elmer Sisco
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Earl A. Roadman
Elmwood
Mrs Bessie Rosenkrans 44 Dies After Operation
Mrs Bessie M Freeman Rosenkrans 44 wife of Lewis C C Rosenkrans of 110 Virden street Waterloo died Friday afternoon at University hospital Iowa City after an operation. She was born January 21 1883 in Ionia Michigan and married October 1 1902 in Grand Rapids Michigan. Survived by husband eight children and several relatives Funeral services Sunday at 3 p m in Hileman Gindat chapel Reverend Earl A Roadman officiating Burial in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie M. Rosenkrans
Lewis CC. Rosenkrans
Virden Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Bessie Mary Freeman
Ionia
Mich
Grand Rapids
Lewis
Rosenkrans
Waterloo
Fred
Madeline
Hazel
Frank
W. J. Schneider
Block Avenue
Russell
Emerson
Chicago
Louis
Hutchinson
Kan
Hileman & Gindat Chapel
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairview
Death of Alfred M. Borland in Waterloo
Alfred M. Borland 64 of 780 Logan avenue died at home after a three year illness. A resident of Waterloo 16 years he ran a confectionary at 780 Lo Ban avenue. Survived by his wife two sons and four brothers. Funeral 1 p.m. Monday at Kearns chapel Rev J Paul Vincent officiating. Burial at West Union Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Borland
Logan Avenue
Borland
1. O. O. F. Lodge
First
Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Lo Ban Avenue
Kearns’ Chapel
J. Paul Vincent
East Perk Presbyterian Church
West Union, Ia
Infant Hibben Prayer Services Held at O'Keefe & Towne
Services were held at 11 a.m. for Russ E. Hibben infant son of Mr and Mrs Russe E Hibben at the O'Keefe Towne chapel with Rev Earl A Roadman officiating Burial followed at Fairview The infant was born yesterday and died today at St Francis Hospital Surviving parents are listed as Mr and Mrs Hibben of 512 Leland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ E. Hibben
Russe E. Hibben
Leland Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairview
British fliers attempt nonstop flight to India
British long distance aviators Flight Lieuts C R Carr and P H MacWorth set out from Cranwell at 12 41 pm aiming to beat Clarence Chamberlin’s New York Germany record. The route included Vienna and Constantinople toward Baghdad and Karachi with Delhi as final destination if fuel allows. They were forced down at Martlesham Heath Airdrome in Suffolk this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martlesham
Suffolk
England
Co. R. Carr
P. H. Mac- Worth
Cranwell
Lincolnshire
India
Martlesham Heath
C. R. Carr
P. H. MacWorth
Clarence D. Chamberlin
New York
Germany
Vienna
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Bagdad
Karachi
Delhi
British fliers plan 5,000 mile Hawker Horsley flight
The British fliers fly a Hawker Horsley with a Condor engine aiming for 5,000 miles before descent, targeting Karachi 4,100 miles away with Delhi 700 more miles on if weather allows. Earlier attempt by Lieut. Carr ended in forced descent in the Persian Gulf last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawker “Horsley
Chamberlin
Levine
Germany
India
Karachi
Delhi
Carr
Persian Gulf
Waterlooans bound for Europe and U S tours
Miss Ann Heller Spokane Wash Miss Mabel Heller West High history teacher and Miss Josephine Maine daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Maine 131 Leland avenue will depart Waterloo Tuesday to join a Morningside Tours party to Europe under Prof H G Campbell Sioux City Ia They sail June 25 on the U S S Majestic visiting nine countries returning about Sept 1 Also Miss Lillian Holmes 922 Logan avenue Roosevelt school Miss Mary Gilchrist same address Washington school and Miss Genevieve Holman 925 Logan East High graduate left by auto for two months east to Davenport Bloomington Til Chicago Detroit Toronto Niagra Falls Elmira New York Washington D C They will drive in shifts Mr and Mrs W D Batley 1335 Logan avenue with two daughters Mrs E R Baumgartner and Mrs H C Konvalinka left for a month in New York and Vermont They were joined by another daughter Mrs C E Cross and daughter June as far as Chicago to join Mr Cross The trip by auto Mr and Mrs J E Bragdon 717 Third avenue west left yesterday by auto for Eagle Grove to visit a son Stanley then another son Douglas in Council Bluffs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Heller
Spokane
Wash
Mabel Heller
Josephine Maine
H. A. Maine
Leland Avenue
Waterloo
Europe
H. G. Campbell
Sioux City
U. 5
S. S
Mary Gilchrist
Washington School
Genevieve Holman
Logan
East High
Davenport
Bloomington
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Toronto
Can
Niagara Falls
Elmira
New York City
Washington, D. C
J. E. Bragdon
Third Avenue
Eagle Grove
Stanley
Douglas
Council Bluffs
Marshall Reappointed To State Osteopathy Board
Des Moines June 18 H J Marshal of Des Moines was appointed to the state board of osteopathy examiners for a term of six years beginning July 1 by Gov Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
H. J. Marshal
State Board of Osteopathy Examiners
Tiyes Sours
Chiov
Hammail
Lindberg Flying Company Object Of Investigation
New York June 18. Charles E Lindberg a Cleveland firefighter is named as an incorporator of an aeronautical company with which Col Charles A Lindbergh has denied any connection The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce asked William J Burns International Detective agency to investigate The agency said Lindbergh asked for a denial then attended a dinner where a warning was issued The investigation followed a Wilmington chamber wire about Vincent Dudas Cleveland planning to raise 10 to 100 million in stock The Burns agency noted the Cleveland firm reported the Lindberg company capitalized at 500 the minimum under Ohio law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles E. Lindberg
Cleveland City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberg Aeronautics Corporation
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
William J. Burns International Detective Agency
R. W. Budd
Burns Agency
Charles A
Budd
Gerrish Gasaway
Wilmington Chamber
Vincent Dudas
Cleveland
Lindberg Company
Gasaway
Dudas
Col. Lindbergh
Burns
Ohio
Retail Food Costs Rise Slightly in May
Washington June 18. The department of labor reports retail food costs increased a little over 1 percent in May while remaining 3.5 percent below the figure a year ago. Vegetables led with large gains, butter fell 9 percent, and several staples dipped about 1 percent. City-by-city changes show varied declines and rises across major markets.U.K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Department of Labor
Longtime Waterloo druggist R C Wangler dies at 72
Roman C Wangler 72 of 516 Fifth Street East Waterloo longtime druggist and one of the citys oldest business men died at 655 am today at St Francis Hospital after an operation for prostate trouble He and his brother Conrad started in Waterloo in 1878 and ran the drug business until 192? He was born August 31 1854 in Baden Germany and came to the United States at 13 with his brother Surviving are his widow five children Louis A Wangler and four daughters Mrs Walter Dotson Mrs Clayton Bronson Mrs Clifford Schultz and Edith Wangler Funeral services will be at 900 am Monday at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in Calvary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman C. Wangier
Fifth Street East
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Wangler
Conrad D. Wangler
Germany
Baden
Conrad Wangler
United States
Conrad
Cedar Falls
Joseph Sartori
College of Pharmacy
Cincinnati
Carpender & Smith
Fourth Street
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Wangler
R. C. Wangler
Lafayette Street
Mary Landgraf
Louis A. Wangler
Alta Vista Avenue
Walter Dotson
Independence Avenue
Clayton —E. Bronson
Clifford Schultz
Tampa
Fila
Edith Wangler
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary
St Louis Honors Lindbergh With City Welcome
The story recounts Charles Lindbergh’s dramatic return to St Louis aboard the Spirit of St Louis after his transatlantic flight. He maneuvered through heavy fog over the city as army escorts pursued him, landed at Lambert field, and prepared for a day of ceremonies including a parade, receptions, a banquet, and plans for a future residence in St Louis. His mother, Evangeline Lindbergh, privately questioned whether the publicity is a fair penalty for fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Lindy
Mississippi
St. Louis
Ilinois
Lindbergh
Selfridge Field
Lambert Field
New York
Scott Field
Congress Hotel
St. Louis Cardinals
Chase
Harry F. Knight
Union
Washington
Linday
Daum Women Start Western Tour to California
Mrs. Charlotte Daum and Miss Wanda Daum depart for a Western tour from 1420 Grant Ave. They will visit Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Daum in Los Angeles and travel about ten weeks stopping at Grand Canyon Salt Lake City Yosemite Valley and Loveland Colorado. Miss Daum is a sewing teacher at East Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Daum
Wanda Daum
Grant Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
L. A. Daum
Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City
Yosemite Valley
Loveland
Colo
Daum
East
Commands Officer for Shelling of Nanking
Washington announces Secretary of the Navy Wilbur commends Lieut. Commander Roy Campbell Smith, executive officer of the destroyer Noa, for ordering American destroyers to fire on Nanking last March. Smith had said he expected court martial or medal for the action, quoted as saying “Let ’er go Benny.” Wilbur praised the timely action protecting lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roy Campbell Smith
Noa
Nanking
Navy
Wilbur
Benny
B. F. Staud
Musical comedy star to appear next season for producer
The star who has been producing his own shows will appear next season for another producer. Ecuador lies on the west coast of South America. The English poet who perished in a garret before eighteen was John Keats. The capital and principal seaport of Ceylon is Colombo. The former name of the Conservative party of England was the Tory party. Great Slave Lake is in Canada. El Greco was a painter. William Gladstone was born in 1809, within one year. The Freiburg battles occurred in the Thirty Years War. The tariff theory opposed to protective duties is free trade.
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Ecuador
South America
Ceylon
England
Great Slave Lake
el Greco
William Gladstone
Freiburg
Army to fly from coast to Hawaii in early Pacific test
Lieut Lester Maitland and Lieut Albert Hegenberger, famed for speed and skill, prepare to launch a San Francisco to Hawaii flight. Maitland, 29, a protege of Billy Mitchell, holds the air speed record at Wright Field and is testing navigational instruments en route from Dayton to San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lindbergh
Lester J. Maitland
San Francisco
Hawaii
Les
Withal
Army Air Service
Pacific
Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
Mitchell
Billy” Mitchell
Here
Dayton
Bollingfield
Wrightfield
Fairfield
Davison
Wright Field
Milwaukee
Hegenberger
Boston
San Diego
Iowa Walton League Will Stand United, Says A. C. Willford
A. C. Willford states the Iowa division of the Izaak Walton League will stay united despite B. Shimek's resignation. He notes a Des Moines convention on June 28 to explore amalgamating chapters, with Waterloo preparing to send 24 delegates to preserve the league. He expects withdrawing chapters may reverse course as facts emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Walton League
A. C. Willford
Iowa
Izaak Walton League
B. Shimek
Des Moines
Shimek
Waterloo
Chicago
Road bond vote set for Buena Vista County
Storm Lake Iowa reports Buena Vista County will hold an election on July 1 to issue 900000 in paying bonds. Petitions signed by voters urged the supervisors to call the election. The plan aims to pave 30 miles of highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Buena Vista County
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Iowa Couples
William Wood and Vera O L Harris of Vinton. Lucius A Nichols of Waterloo wed Frances R Byestone of Waterloo. Jesse Schoonmaker of Waterloo and Agnes Petersen of Waterloo. H Wallace Searle of Bristow and Irene Jungkunz of Cedar Falls are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
Vinton
Vera O. L. Harris
Lucius A. Nichols
Waterloo
Frances R. Byestone
Jesse Schoonmaker
Agnes Petersen
H. Wallace Searle
Bristow
Irene Jungkunz
Cedar Falls
Noted chemist Talbot dies in Boston hospital
Cambridge Massachusetts June 18 Dr Henry Paul Talbot dean of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and one of the nations leading chemists died at the City hospital in Boston today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Henry Paul Talbot
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
City Hospital
Boston
Doyle Heads Horseshoers in Iowa Group
Des Moines reports W. R. Doyle Holstein was elected president of the Iowa Horseshoers and Blacksmiths association. Ira K. Drake of Dubuque was re-elected secretary in the meeting held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Horseshoers
Des Moines
W. R. Doyle
Holstein
Iowa Horseshoers & Blacksmiths’ Association
Ira K. Drake
Dubuque
Hospital Patient Mrs Fred Ahn Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Fred Ahn of 1105 Franklin street remains at St. Francis hospital where she is scheduled to undergo an operation in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ahn
Franklin Street
St. Francis Hospital
Weather Summary From Local Station
Reading shows Friday high temperatures near 55 to 60 degrees with Friday night lows around 48 to 55. Saturday's forecast indicates mild conditions with daytime temperatures in the mid 60s and a slight chance of showers later in the afternoon.
Coolidge Wears Huge Cowboy Hat On Ranch Drive
President Coolidge wears a ten gallon hat and rubber hip boots during a Rapid City trip. Editors from across the region gather for a Black Hills barbecue near the summer White House while Coolidge plans rodeo events and church attendance in Hermosa, with hail and rain storms briefly affecting Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
8. D
Coolidge
Squaw Creek
Black Hills
White House
National Editorial Association
Omaha
Camp Galena
Chang Tso-Lin Installed as Northern China Dictator
In Peking on June 18 Marshal Chang Tso-Lin was inaugurated as civil and military dictator of the north with headquarters at the presidential palace. He received John V. A. MacMurray and other diplomats at the foreign office after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
China
North
Presidential
Chang
John V. A. MacMurray
United States
Foreignffice
Rogers Rests Well After Operation
Los Angeles June 18. Mayor Will Rogers of Beverly Hills film cowboy humorist spent a fairly good night after a major operation yesterday for gall stones. Nurses said his condition appeared favorable and that he was resting comfortably this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Dell O'Dell Granted Parole by State Board
Des Moines report notes Dell O'Dell along with Frank Livingston Earl Hummell and Ed Pflug were granted paroles this week by the state board of parole. Convicts from Fort Madison state penitentiary are listed with their hometowns Cherokee Waterloo Lee County Dallas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank Livingston
Cherokee
Dell O'Dell
Waterloo
Ed A. Pflug
Lee County
Earl Hummell
Dallas County
Fort, Madison
State Board of Parole
Mrs May Clemence to Open Local Studio
Mrs May Clemence of 920 South Street announces the opening of a new studio this year. She has studied cello with a pupil of Polla Casots and Axel Simonson and voice with Margaret Wicks in Los Angeles. At Drake University she pursued a full music course including cello voice piano harmony and more under Prof Trang Kuschan and other instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Clemence
South Street
Clemence
Polla Casots
Axel Simonson
Margaret Wicks
Los Angeles
Cal
Trang Kuschan
Drake University
Paul Stage
Archle Sheasby
Gertrude Huntoon Nourse
Clara Davison Watts
West Frankfort banker dies from self-inflicted wound
West Frankfort, NL W R Todd 35 a World War II veteran and First National Bank cashier died from a bullet wound in a case police believe was personal safety related. Bank officials said accounts were in good condition. Henderson Texas two children die hiding in an ice box during hide and seek at a farm home near here. A third child was found nearly dead after being imprisoned an hour later. Constantinople Van Lear Black of Baltimore flying Amsterdam to the Dutch Indies landed at San Stefano and then departed for Aleppo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Frankfort
W. R. Todd
First National Bank
Henderson
Tex
Tom Mason
Constantinople
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Amsterdam
Dutch Indies
San Stefano
Aleppo
State Agents Who Hit Last Week Strike Out This Week
State agents in charge of a crew reported eight arrests on liquor running charges last week but none this week. George Gillespie said rum runners shift routes when guns of state agents boom. He cited Black Hawk and Buchanan counties on the Grant highway, noting bootleggers gamble on where the hot roads lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gillespie
Casey
Gillespie
Arca
Black Hawk County
Buchanan County
Grant Highway
Legion Band Set for Greater Waterloo Dinner
Reservations for the Greater Waterloo association dinner are filling fast for next Wednesday evening. The Legion Band will perform numbers, and John C. Reed of Cedar Rapids Three Minute Cereal will discuss Romance in Business as the featured address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo Association
C. A. Hanson
American Legion Band
John C. Reed
Three-Minute Cereal Company
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines Awarded Lions Convention for 1927
Des Moines, Ia., was chosen as the next convention site for the International Lions at the 1927 gathering. The city defeated El Paso, Tex., and Asbury Park, N. J. in the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Miami
Fla
International Lions
el Paso
Tex
Asbury Park
N. J
Bates Family Visit From Milwaukee to Waterloo Area
Mr and Mrs R M Bates and their son Kirk of Milwaukee arrive by car for a visit at Mrs Elliott Wise's home 631 Third avenue west. The Bateses formerly lived in Waterloo where Mr Bates served as a post office inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Bates
Kirk
Milwaukee
Wise
Elliott Wise
Third Avenue West
Bates
Waterloo
Return to Ohio Mumbys Leave Cincinnati Visit
Mr and Mrs R H Mumby and daughter Shirley have returned home to Ohio after several weeks visiting relatives in town. They stayed at H L Speicher’s home at 919 Newell Street during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Mumby
Shirley
Cincinnati
H. L. Speicher
Newell Street
Building Permits for Storm Residence and Garage
C H Storm files building permits for a residence at 148 Summit valued at 4600 dollars and a garage at the same address valued at 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Storm
Summit
Insect Pests Exhibit Fuels Des Moines Lease Fight
In Des Moines municipal court a jar of common insect pests was presented by Mr and Mrs Erick Johnson as a reason to break their apartment lease. They are being sued for rent by Neal Brady and counter-suing for alleged damages from a prior Bitacum one of their household fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Erick Johnson
Johnsons
Neal Brady
Brady
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