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Alfred Mueller Named Attorney Bank Receiver Appointment of Alfred Mueller, Davenport, as attorney for the receiver of the Le Claire Savings bank which suspended operation Monday, was made today by Judge Scott on of state banking department of Iowa. Andrew, state banking is the receiver.
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Court Authorizes LeClaire Bank's Receiver to Act Judge W. W. Scott has signed orders in Scott county district court authorizing Andrew state superintendent banking. and receiver for the LeClaire Sav. ings bank, to pay interest due prior liens against the bank, pay taxes and keep the bank property insured. and also to bring sults on behalf of the bank. Mr. Andrew also filed claim against the estate of Simpson for $3,000. claimed due the Le Claire bank on promissory notes Alfred Mueller The Finest Set of the state RUBBER matters pertaining to the LeClaire receivership. PLATES Known to Dental in the Science used to ANY KIND OF RUBBER
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66 Stockholders in Defunct LeClaire Savings Bank Sued For $25,000 to Cover Deficit individuals and and controlling 250 shares of the capital stock of the LeClaire Savings bank, which suspended business on Oct. 13, were named defendants in suit to collect 100 per stock assessment the deficiency, filed district court today by Andrew state superin tendent of banking. thru his special attorney Alfred Mueller the naming the signed by Judge W Scott granting the W state superto bring from upon num held by the individ and Claims of depositors, exclusive of bills payable pending against the total accordin Mr. Andrew The existing collecall exclusive of the assessment, the stated names of and the numbers respective shares court asked levy assessment John Auliff LeClaire share: Balley Davenport, Banta, DeWitt Boege, shares Henry Boeh, Barnes, share Claude Brown, Brown, George Bucks, Carroll, shares Frank CaverGeorge Olivia 19 shares Clark, Claire, shares. Danson, Princeton, Frank Hartz, Davenport, J. Henry, shares: W. Hileman, George W. Holst, Claire, shares: James Holst, Day shares: Henry Jugen estate, shares: John Kylor estate, share George Leamer Loppold, shares; James LeClaire, shares LeClaire, share; McFate share Meyer estate, Ger trude Davenport, 1½ Lily Parmele, Davenport, E. LeClaire, shares; Waltimore Rathman, Claire, shares; Jessie Ryan, Claire Simonson, Port Byron, Margaret Schaffer Port Schutter Pleasant Valley, Schworm, Fred Schutter, Pleasant Valley, share George Schurr, shares Simpson 15 shares Sidlinger, LeClaire, Lola B. Spinsby, Burke Idaho, shares: Gustav Stueben, Davenport, Alice shares LeClaire, shares Lizzie Smith, Sylvester Seargeant, Dav John 1½ Frank Suit LeClaire, shares; D. H Snoke Davenport, shares: Schaf Princeton, Stone, share H. H. 4½ shares Weismann, Mary Wilson, Ind., shares; Ralph Wilson. shares, and the Thomas White estate, shares.
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RECEIVER IS AUTHORIZED Assets of Defunct Savings to Go at 10 to 88 Cent of Par. An order of court authorizing Andrew, state banking and receiver in charge the defunct LeClaire, bank to dispose of bonds the institution signed today by District Judge Scott. The bonds will be sold from per cent their value, the application submitted
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FUND REACHES Additional subscriptions totaling Perry street. The box, made of $262.04 were received by the local aluminum and having Rhoades' Red Cross chapter toward Davenname contained several valuport's quota for the ten million dol- able reels, an expensive rod and lar drive being conducted by the other fishing equipment for the covery of which Rhoades offered American Red Cross for drouth police substantial reward. lief in 21 states, according an announcement made this morning by Harry McFarland, chairman. JURY AWARDS This brings the grand total to 703.04, or exactly from the necessary goal. The fact that more than the local quota has already been given within few days since the first appeal made, angurs well believed, that Koenig's Sole Defense, an early zation of the goal will be secured. Barred by Court, InWhile checks continue to come in to local headquarters the volved $1,000 Judgment. American bank building, mail be ing received daily from the drouth Harry Nance, who sued August section telling of new developments Koenig and Henry Ackerman for and an increasingly urgent need for financial aid at once. $3,050 for personal injuries resultAdditional appeals over radio ing from an auto accident in Iowa will be made this evening between City, stands to collect $2,100 damand o'clock when Gen. ages the result of two judgments John Pershing will contribute entered in district court. the weight of his personal plea for generous contributions this jury in District Judge lief Scott's court awarded him $1,100 Will Rogers, who is co-operating judgment against Koenig Thursday notably with the Red Cross evening. and he obtained $1,000 present campaign, will broad cast again Saturday judgment against Ackerman August last when the latter waived central time, from trial and consented to the judgWaco, This will also carried by the Columbia chain ment. Koenig, who was accused by programs the country. Mr. Nance of being intoxicated the Rogers will be accompanied on the time accident, attempted to program by several actual drouth rest his upon the plea that sufferers from in the Ackerman's settlement of $1,000 distress. who will tell the compensation in the public directly what conditions are, case. He called Deputy Clerk and their reactions to Red Cross the Court Harry Carstens to assistance. witness stand prove the judgAdditional donors to the local ment entry but the testimony was fund include: ruled Senty The jury deliberated five` hours Briceland 1.00 before agreeing upon verdict. Davis, Glendale, Cal 25.00 Merle Wells and Frank Messer, Seiffert 25.00 the latter of Iowa City, repreFriend 5.00 sented Nance. Smith Swift were Friend 5.00 attorneys for Koenig. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris 5.00 Mrs. Branstitter 2.00 BANK RECEIVER Geo. Pinneo 5.00 Roos 3.00 BRINGS SUIT TO Mr. and Mrs. Loyet 5.00 COLLECT MORTGAGE Friend 1.00 Abe Rothschild 5.00 Booth Masonic Temple 72.04 L. Andrew, state superintenB. Morrissey 15.00 dent of banking and acting receiver Mrs. Nancy Dow -10.00 for the defunct LeClaire, la., SavCrook Brothers Laundry 20.00 ings bank, has filed foreclosure proMary Ely 5.00 ceedings in the district court Mrs. H. Hass 3.00 against William and Della Scharff Ella 25.00 for $3,573.04 alleged owing on John Berwald 5.00 promissory note and mortgage. Mr. Mrs. Ira Tabor 10.00 fred Mueller is attorney for the Flora Redman 5.00 receiver.
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BANK RECEIVER TAKES JUDGMENT IN THREE CASES L. A. Andrew, state superintendent of banking and acting ceiver charge of the defunct LeClaire Savings bank, obtained default judgments in District Judge W. R. Maines' court today against Curtis and Mary Speer for against George Olivia Cewe for $400. and against E. G. Welsmann for $1,900. all on claims owing the bank. Alfred C. Mueller was at. torney for the receiver.
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FUND PREFERENCE Cemetery Association Objects to Bank ceiver's Report. Funds of the LeClaire Cemetery briefly introduced Tennant. association deposit the de- Wilson, Chicago, present funct LeClaire Savings bank are the meeting. entitled be classified preferred claim, according objecHUSBANDS FOLLOW tions filed the WIVES TO COURT torneys, attacking the final report FOLLOWING FIGHT Andrew, state banking and receiver in charge On Feb. Marrion Rusch. institution. 2809 Telegraph road, caused the The relationship between the of Chadd, arrest sociation and the according charge objections filed assault and battery. Today that debtor and credChadd police court to deposits were never Marrion Rusch for tended withdrawn but sault and battery. remain permanent the parties appear petual funds for the and court again, going the cemetery Police Magistrate McSwiggin The association had between them this morning. $3,000 on deposit with Chadd declared Rusch asked him the bank when the latter suspended had his dog and when he seen business. The receiver charge didn't care what told the liquidating of the bank has his dog. Rusch swung happened disallowed and the claim him. Rusch denied the charge and the association now declared Chadd hit him and the matter the court.
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Bank Receiver Is Granted Judgment judgment for against Katherine and William Ranson of LeClaire in an action brought by receiv er for the LeClaire Savings bank filed in the Scott county dis trict court today. foreclosure sale of property the defendants in LeClaire ordered on the judgment. Mueller attorney for the the judgment being signed Judge W. Scott.
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REPORT Receiver in Charge of Claire Institution Lists Assets, Liabilities. An inventory accounting for liabilities and like amount in assets of the LeClaire Savings bank, which suspended business last fall, was filed the office clerk the district court today by Andrew, state of banking and ceiver charge. The liabilities include in deposits and bills able. Among the assets in bills and bonds and securities. dividend cents the dollar was paid depositors recently promise that additional idend will be paid
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CLAIRE BANK FILES HIS THIRD REPORT Andrew, state superintendand receiver charge defunct LeClaire filed his third report in ings bank, District Judge Maines' court today. The report, prepared Chas. Bosier, examiner in charge the liquidating of the institution, approved the court. Alfred Mueller attorney for the aminer and receiver. The report, covering transactions June lists including cash hand.
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BANK OF LE CLAIRE TO PAY DIVIDEND OF 15 PER CENT A 15 per cent dividend payment to depositors of the LeClaire Savings bank of LeClaire, Ia., that closed a year ago, was authorized today by District Judge W. R. Maines on application of L. A. Andrews, superintendent of banking in charge of affairs of the bank. The new dividend is in addition to 40 per cent dividend already paid depositors of the institution. The report by Mr Andrews, filed with application recommending the new dividend, states that just claims of the bank have been paid and that there are ample funds to permit paying of the 15 per cent dividend. Alfred C. Mueller is at torney for the bank superintendent.
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NINTH REPORT OF BANK RECEIVER IS APPROVED BY COURT The ninth report of L. A. Andrew, state superintendent of banking, acting as receiver, and of A. W. Pfoffenberger, examiner in charge of the liquidating of the LeClaire Savings bank, was approved late Thursday by District Judge W. R. The report, filed by Alfred €. Mueller, attorney for the receiver, covers the three months period ending Dec. 31 and shows collec tions totaling $4,137.94. The bank, which has been in receivership for two years, has paid dividends of 65 per cent to depositors. Additional dividends will be paid later, according to the attorney. Members of the Tampa, Fla., golf association have voted to use Gene Sarazen's suggestion for 8. inch in the Gasparilla open tournament Feb. 10-12.
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CHANGE IN BANK RECEIVERS WINS COURT APPROVAL An interlocutory report ferring the affairs the Bettendorf bank receivership from Andrew, retiring state superintendent of banking, to his successor, Bates, proved today by District Judge Scott. The order directs that Mr. receiver, discharged his bondsmen exonerated. Similiar orders were to be entered in the day the Home Savings bank the American Trust company receivership. Hearing on the Northwest enport bank, the LeClaire Savings bank and the American Trust company receiverships July Union Savings Bank Trust company First State Savings bank, McCausland, July
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LE CLAIRE BANK RECEIVER FILES REGULAR REPORT Receipts of 2,093.23 for the three months' period ending June 30 are shown in the 14th report of D. W. Bates, receiver for the LeClaire Savings bank, filed in Scott county district court and approved by Judge W. R. Maines. Disbursements for the period, according to the report, were $481.34, which included receivership expenses of $443.43. The receivership report since the bank entered receivership totals $9,709.47. The cash balance March 31 of $7,962.20 was increased to $9,574.09 during the succeeding three months.