Pity to File Suit on the Cost Bond
Attorney instructed to recover amount expended in injunction suits from Jackson and bondsmen. Bond signed by five men.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
1
Attorney instructed to recover amount expended in injunction suits from Jackson and bondsmen. Bond signed by five men.
City council instructed J. C. Peck to sue Harkins L. Jackson and his bondsmen for $200 expended in attorneys fees defending an injunction suit. Jackson challenged the legality of redistricting actions aimed at blocking the city election. Bondsmen include John F. Cooper John W. Thompson G. W. Gardner and John T. Mahoney. Defendants listed include Mayor Miller City Clerk Sayers Marshal Johns and several councilmen. A temporary restraining order had been issued to protect defendants from damage.
The city of Greencastle aims to recover $200 in attorney fees from Harkins L. Jackson and his bondsmen. Judges ruled against an injunction stopping the election, leaving the city to pursue costs through Peck. Compromise talks were planned before filing, with co defendants warned of further suits.
United States Congressman Ralph W. Moss will address the ninth annual session of Indiana’s farmers state congress on December 16 at the state house. Moss joined the congressional agricultural commission that toured Europe to study its farming credit and cooperative banking systems. W. E. Gill of Cloverdale visited the city today. he serves as cashier at the Cloverdale Bank.
New city officials will be given opportunity to investigate before the rate question is called by the utilities commission. The delay aims to review the water charge proposal and secure a thorough assessment prior to any formal action.
The Public Utilities Commission will allow the new city council time to study the water rate issue before a hearing on the water company's petition to raise rates. City Attorney Peck announced the plan as the council, its last few meetings under the current administration, handled routine items including a claim ordinance. The council granted Postmaster Vestal permission to trim trees, approved a university sewer crossing Larrabee street, accepted alley improvements, and paid Kinser $1 197.91.
Inspector M J Mier of the Interstate Commerce Commission condemned eight Monon engines in Bedford delaying one passenger train three hours and paralyzing local freight. Shannon and Vice of Ladoga fined for illegal liquor sale. Shannon 65 dollars plus costs, Vice 50 dollars plus costs.
With the Xmas rush the Post Office urges mailers to start early and follow simple steps. Include return address, use pen and ink, wrap securely in strong boxes, avoid pencils, and tag large parcels. Do not enclose written messages beyond five words.
Laura Meredith sued Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction for 15000 for injuries from a Sul livan interurban car crash two miles south of Terre Haute in July 1911. After ten days of trial the jury could not reach a verdict. six jurors favored damages and six favored the defendant. The Parke Circuit Court proceedings featured strong speeches by J S MacFaddin, Everett Sanders for the defense and J S White, Carson Hamill for the plaintiff. Mrs Meredith and family previously lived on South College avenue. Mr Meredith worked for the interurban and both he and their son were affected by the crash.
The Model Clothing & Dry Goods stores will give ten percent of total cash sales on Saturday December 13 to a Christmas fund for the poor of Greencastle. Distributions will be handled by the Civic League. Mrs J M Pittyjohn of Terre Haute visits relatives in Greencastle.
Representative Democrats of six counties organize to defeat Terre Haute candidate for district chairman who has no claim for office now held by Greencastle man.
Vigo Clay Hendricks Putnam Vermillion and Parke counties rally to block Terre Haute candidate Donn Roberts opposing James L. Randel of Green Castle in the upcoming convention. District leaders fear Roberts lacks fitness for the chair and plan to ensure delegates oppose him. The article also notes the death of Mrs. Sarah Angel at 76, with details on funeral plans and survivors. Coach A T Bogle and Heber Ellis of DePauw attended to business in Indianapolis.
Mrs Frank Donner invited about fifty friends to a thimble party at her East Seminary Street home in honor of Miss Mariam Ostrum and Miss Mabel O Hair whose engagement announcements have been made. The decor included hearts wreaths bells and mistletoe. Guests participated in a guessing game using words starting with M or O and light refreshments were served.
A civic appeal urges Greencastle residents to buy locally to keep money in town. It argues home merchants supply well stocked up to date stores and deserve community support to boost prosperity.
Grief sweeps Greencastle as nine year old Mary A Jackson daughter of A Jackson and wife in Brazil formerly from this city dies from diphtheria and scarlet fever Tuesday. School friends mourn the loss of a favorite child.
Col Eli F Ritter, hospitalized after a stroke of apoplexy two weeks ago, remained in critical condition last evening. He is brother in law of Mrs S B Town of this city and has many acquaintances in Greencastle.
The Tuesday recital at the Asbury Conservatory of Music drew a good audience and featured several numbers of exceptional merit, with the program described as a most pleasing one.
Stringing of wire for the Cloverdale extension of the Putnam Electric Co line will start early next week. The work will take only a few days to complete.
The Putnam Electric Co completes pole setting from Greencastle to Cloverdale for Cloverdale extension. Stringing along Bloomington pike starts next Monday and should finish in a few days. Control of service and lighting for homes and barns is expected by January 1 with new plant equipment coming in weeks. A separate note reports aid to a Gosport fire victim family and Charles Cooper visiting Brazil on National Life Association business.
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