Mortgage topic of argument in liquor car gage
An unusual set of facts emerged in district court before Judge Wood regarding chattel mortgages on a new Essex car seized with a cargo of alcohol after a 35 mile chase by Road Patrolman Mason. Frank Law of Mason City, once Cerro Gordo deputy, owned the car bought from Lapiner Motor on April 10. A $716.14 lien to the seller existed. Law was arrested April 11 after abandoning the car. The mortgage was mailed then but recorded after seizure. The legislature had rescinded a proviso on lien recording in liquor car cases, prompting questions. The seller claimed no knowledge of illegal use. The judge anticipated potential forfeiture but asked for authorities references. the car may be returned upon storage and costs.
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G. W. Wood
An & Chattel
Essex
H. P. Mason
Frank Law
Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
Lapiner Motor Company
Law
County Recorder
J. W. Gwynne
Harry M. Reed
Wood
Gwynne
Bouterunner
Praising Waterloo Kiwanis Work At International Meet
Milwaukee dated report notes Iowa Kiwanis clubs plan farmer merchant discussion meetings to address economic and social issues. Burlington Fort Dodge Sioux City McGregor Grinnell and Missouri Valley clubs invited farmers. Mason City Dubuque Waterloo Muscatine praised for aid to underprivileged children. District dinner led by Ernest Folsom. Horace McDavid named Kiwanis International president nominee after caucus.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Iowa
Kiwanis
Henry x. Peterson
Council Bulls
Ktwants International
Peterson
Agriculture Committee
Burlington
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
McGregor
Grinnell
Missouri Valley
Mason City
Dubuque
Waterloo
Muscatine
Ernest G. Folsom
Lincoln
Neb
Horace W. McDavid
Decatur
Kiwanis International
Village caucus nominates officers and trustees slate
The caucus lists Dr. C. OC. Patham and Ed monton with Ale and Williams, Green, St. Paul, Minn., for vice president, Raymond M. Crossman of Omaha, Neb., seeking re-election as treasurer, and nine candidates for trustees, seven to be elected.
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Dr. C. OC. Patham
Edmonton
Ale
Williams
Green
St. Paul
Married in Jugoslavia Divorced in Waterloo
Joseph Budack was granted a divorce from Mary Budack on cruel treatment grounds. Custody given of two children, Josephine 3 and Anna 2. He agreed to pay $60 monthly support for Mary and youngest Agnes.
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Joseph Budack
Mary Budack
Saint Roe
Jugoslavia
Josephine
Anna
Agnes
Three youths arrested after bounced auto trade check
Lyle Taylor and Dietrick Becker of Oelwein and Howard Jones of Independence were returned to Waterloo from Dubuque on request of police. Charged by Repass Automobile for a car purchase using a $260 bank bounce. The trio allegedly pooled resources and traded in all cars while Jones offered the nonpayable check.
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Lyle Taylor
Dietrick Becker
Oelwelh
Howard Jones
Independence
Waterloo
Dubuque
Repass Automobile Company
Taylor
Becker
Jones
Boy Burned by Torpedo May Leave Hospital Soon
James Carney, 13, of Hammond and Howard streets, injured when a rail torpedo exploded, is expected to be discharged soon from Saint Francis hospital. He suffered burns to his face arms and chest wall and lost the tips of two fingers on his left hand. He will return home Monday to play with friends, with condition improving. A fragment of the explosive penetrated his chest wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carney
William Carney
Hammond
Howard Streets
Bt. Francis Hospital
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Office of Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
F. Woods
Eleventh West
R. G. Underwood
Ballou
Fred Branchorst
Evergreen
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Kingsley
E. E. Fagerstrom
Harrison
J. Houghton
Jefferson
Des Moines
VIA
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Chicago
Wor
R. H. Johnston
G. G. Gardner
Des Moines, Ia
Milwaukee Road
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Mt. Rainier
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Mt. Baker
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Park
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Inna
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Rockies
J. J. Oslie
Roberts
St- Paul
Minn
Send
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Tam
Praise
Kiwanis Club
Cleveland
John CD. Rockefeller
Field Museum
Marsh- Place
In Sale
Chase
East
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