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IOWA BANK NOT TO OPEN DOORS TODAY Omaha, Neb., Oct. 4 (AP)—The Omaha Bee says the Manila National Bank, Manila, Iowa, will not open its doors Monday. A run on the bank worried J. H. Van Slyke, the president, friends said, and caused him to commit suicide.
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BANK CASHIER A SUICIDE Run on Institution at Manila, Iowa, Held Responsible for the Act. DENISON, Oct. the bank he cashier blamed by friends the act of suicide Frank Manila, of today. He shot himjust before the Manila bank, which will not Monday, to Slyke's officials tonight. bank has been the Slyke with the institution twentytwo years.
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MANILLA BANK RECEIVER BUYS BANK IN DECORAH Manilla. Feb. HelgerManilla bank receiver since failure of the institution in Octo1925, resigned and leaves March for Decorah, where he has purchased interest in National bank of Decorah and will act as Helgerson also resigned the receivership of bank in LaPorte City, to which he had just been signed. The old and its capital stock $50,000. MANILLA PLANS TO LAY PAVEMENT COSTING $64,000 Manilla, Feb. The Manilla will meet March to objections paving Twenty blocks included the program. The first paving, blocks, was laid last fall cost and cent of the cost has been paid in cash by property owners. The town has secured permission from Budget Director Hogue to $5,500 light funds to pay for part of the first paving. Will Pay Third Dividend. Alta, Feb. The closed Alta State bank will issue its third to 10 per cent, about the National bank will its dividend, or about during week March. This per cent for the Alta State bank and 55 cent the First National bank. Both banks closed their doors in 1926. Opens Alta Grocery Store. Alta, Ia., Feb. opened new grocery store in Alta. He operate the grocery in connection with chicken hatchery. This will give Alta three groceries and two stores handling Sheehan will open his fourth store Alta about March He occupy the building being vacated by the liott cash and carry, which closing. Highway In Primary System. Onawa, Ia., Feb. Citiliving the towns vicinities through which the road passes, have petitioned the Monona county board of supervisors convert the road into primary one.
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Bank Receiver Resigns. Manilla, Ia., Feb. -Oscar Helgerson, receiver for the Manilla National bank since It failed in 1925, has resigned and will be connected with the National Bank of Decorah, in the northeast part of the state.
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IS WRONG Declares Iowa Will Vote for Dry Candidate. Washington, Dan Steck's statement predicting that Iowa democrats would support Gov. Smith of New York for the presidency merely an expression of his own desires rather than true appraisal the situation, in the view of Edwin Meredith, United States secretary of agriculture. Apprised of Senator Steck's declaraMoines, following the tion in Des democratic state committee meeting, the former secretary of agriculture serted Steck was out touch the Iowa and has not time to sound out the sentiment during his short visit to the state. Calling attention Senator Steck that could interest called party support anyone the didate's views," Mr. Meredith said: "Iowa democrats and Iowa as state are interested in didate has on the great such as taxes and tariff, and also on policy and foreign They are not sympathy with Tammany hall and its methods. "Iowa state is dry. Iowa deis the sentiment the state is presentthe delegation. will be delegation which will vote only for dry candidate. The propaganda party chance to win with Smith has had its effect on some opportunof whom Senator Steck COURT ACTION OVER $58 BULL FINALLY IS ENDED LeMars, bull about finally has to close in district court here, jury returned verdict Jim Sordrager, who sued by his the ownership of the bull, Roberts. Roberts claimed that Sordrager sold the bull for $58 whereas his real value $100. Sordrager replied that bull had broken of the pen while Roberts' care, and ranged around the country and had herd bull. He also claimed that had tried to reach settlement with his partner and had been unable to The jury awarded Roberts $27, which than the costs of the case, which he must pay. CHEROKE YOUNG WOMAN IS INVENTOR OF BROODER Chrokee, Feb. Miss Agnes Cherokee the chicken brooddevice designed eliminate all danger from fire or direct conwith heat, and obtain even heat of moderate degree with but lit attention. The principle involves furnace square house, opening or larger opposite sides, like tunnel, the flue running up through the middle of the house. floor material top of the furnace, through comes heat. The grate the ground near the opening, attached lever pulls the outer up to any desired height to regulate the draft. NINE HEIRS DIVIDE BIG ESTATE OF OLD VET Traer, Ia., Feb. heirs John Tama farmer civil war who died intestate, dividing acres $75,000 money and credits through amicable The estate goes three brothers, three nephews and nieces. The land free debt. value estate estimated at between $250,and $300,000. Schaller Has Luncheon Club. Schaller, Feb. luncheon ganized in the Elk men aim the to and protect the welfare Schaller vicinity. different chairman will preside the which will be every two weeks. Named Manilla Bank Receiver. Manilla, Feb. Carl Foster, Guthrie Center, has appointed Na. tional bank, goes to take his work in Clare Heater, Foster, active charge of the Manilla stitution. Father Expires. Manilla, Fred died his home after brief illness from held here. children. One stricken with spinal meningitis
LEVY ON BANK STOCKS Iowa Bank Receiver Brings Action In Vermont A hearing was held yesterday afternoon at a special session of United States district court in the proceedings brought by Joseph A. Gamble of Washington, D. C., receiver of insolvent national banks who is receiver for the Manila National bank of Manila, Iowa, against the estate of Susan A. Shaw, late of Morrisville. George L. Hunt of this city appeared as attorney for Receiver Gamble and, Fred G. Fleetwood of Morrisville was attorney for the Shaw estate. The suit involved an assessment on bank stock of the Manila National bank. The stock was owned by the Shaw estate. The Manila National bank recently was forced to close its doors and the hearing here yesterday was a part of the receivership proceedings. The hearing was held before Judge Harland B. Howe of Burlington.
LEVY ON BANK STOCKS. Receiver of Iowa Bank Brings Action Against Morrisville Estate. MONTPELIER, March 7.—A hearing was held Friday afternoon at a special session of United States district court in the proceedings brought by Joseph A. Gamble of Washington, D. C., receiver of insolvent national banks, who is receiver for the Manila National bank of Manila, Iowa, against the estate of Susan A. Shaw, late of Morrisville. The suit involved an assessment on bank stock of the Manila National bank. The stock was owned by the Shaw estate. The Manila National bank recently was forced to close its doors and the hearing here was a part of the receivership proceedings. The hearing was held before Judge Harland B. Howe of Burlington. POLICE ANSWER 21 QUESTIONS. (Continued from Page One) Q—Will Johnson be released under bond or will he be detained further? A—That depends on the outcome of his questioning. Q—Has the report on the questioning of Johnson been received by the state police at the Lindbergh home? A—No, not as yet. Q—What are the orders to the state police if the kidnapers, after negotiating satisfactorily with Colonel Lindbergh, attempt to bring the baby to the Lindbergh home? A—Do everything possible to help them deliver the child. Q—Has Colonel Lindbergh asked the state police not to interfere with the negotiations and the safe return of the baby to the house? Has anyone made this request? A—(A) Colonel Lindbergh has made no such request. (B) No. No Disagreement. Q—What is the basis for the disagreement between the police and Colonel Lindbergh as to the method of procedure in this case? A—There is absolutely no disagreement between Colonel Lindbergh and the police. Q—Was the time at which the baby was put to bed on the night of the kidnaping his regular hour for going to bed? A—Yes. Q—Will you tell the movements of Betty Gow (the nurse) from the time she put the baby to bed until the kidnaping was discovered? A—Her movements were the usual movements. Q—Is it true that police are working on the tip that Johnson, when arrested, was on his way to Saco, Maine, where a relative of his, Mrs. Howard Pinkham, has a baby farm? A—The investigators assigned to that angle of the case have not reported as yet. Q—Are there any clues on the ladder? A—None.