Taylor seeks injunction to stop Smock ruling in city suit
Grant H. Taylor files in the Superior Court asking for an injunction to restrain Justice W. C. Smock and others from acting on a judgment in a city case involving Taylor and his wife. He contends he was improperly barred from defending the suit and seeks to prevent wage levy and fee collection by court officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leathers
Grant H. Taylor
W. C. Smock
David J. Smock
Lemon E. Reinhold
James T. W. Hill
William Ogburn
Pinke Taylor
Indianapolis
Taylor
Nickergon
Sheppard
Smock
Justice Smock
Routon will leaves farm to children and widow
The will of Ganway F Routon probated yesterday leaves household goods and 00 to his widow Susan V Routon by agreement. Remainder of personal property divided among children Lucy Ann Caylor Edward and John J Routon. A 45 acre farm goes to Lucy Ann Caylor, 43 acres to Edward Routon, 70 acres to John J Routon as life estates. upon death estates to be divided. Horace Reeves appointed executor with bond. Marion Trust Company guardian of Edna L Gent. County Prosecutor Ruckelshaus returns from Canada to prepare Criminal Court docket for session with many Police Court appeals. Grand jury to convene in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganway F. Routon
Susan V. Routon
Lucy Ann Caylor
Edward
John J. Routen
Edward Reuton
John J. Reuton
Horace Reeves
Marion Trust Company
Edna L. Gent
Ruckelshaus
Canada
New suits filed in circuit and superior courts
Arthur Furmguigan vs Goldie M Fur sen in circuit court. Gilliland vs Bert Gilliland in circuit court. Kate L Wagner vs John A Wagner divorce in circuit court. Grant H Taylor vs William C Smock et al injunction in Superior Court Room 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Furmguigan
Goldie M. Fursen
Gilliland
Bert Gilliland
Tice
Kate L. Wagner
John A. Wagner
Circuit Court
Grant H. Taylor
William C. Smock
Superior Court
Supreme Court Minutes and Appellate Briefs Summary
Minutes and new cases list appellate filings and record entries for Indiana courts. Names include Melissa J. Ross Edwin A. Anderson Harrison Hill Indianapolis & Western Railroad Morgan Wabash Fort Wayne Southwestern Traction Grand Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen of Indiana Addie Rowena Marshall Clear Creek Stone Co. Frank Carmichall Louis J. Morgan George W. Jackson with notes on appellee briefs assignments of errors bonds and term proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa J. Ross
Edwin A. Anderson
Randolph C. C
Board of Commissioners
Madison County
Charles W. Moore
Madison C. C
the Wabash Railroad Co
The
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Co
Wabash C. C
Bond
Appellate Court
Grand Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen of State of Indiana
Addie Rowena Marshall
Vanderburg SC
Appellee
the Clear Creek Stone Co
Frank Carmichall
Brown C. C. Appellee
Louis J. Morgan
Recent Legal Opinions and Jury Contempt Remarks
Summary of several 19th century U.S. legal opinions touching on trial conduct and verdict outcomes. Includes a district attorney’s inflammatory closing, employer liability for an agent’s explosion causing a child’s injury, Liebig’s trademark designation issues, striker injunctions, slave marriages legalized postemancipation, and property exchange with inadequate consideration.
Board of Works Routine and Final Actions on City Pavements
The Board of Works adopts resolutions for cement walks on Washington street and Senate avenue, asphalt roadways on Thirteenth and Massachusetts avenues, and sewer projects on Beville and Columbia avenues. Final action includes resurfacing Virginia and Massachusetts avenues, bids for brick and cement work, improvements completed on local sewers, and assessments, bonds, and plat approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Belmont Avenue
Warman Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Bellefontaine Street
Cornell Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Senate Avenue
Twenty-third Street
First Alley
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-second Street
Thirty-third Street
Massachusetts Avenue
New York
Delaware
Beville Avenue
Michigan Street
St. Clair Street
Virginia Avenue
New Jersey Street
East Streeet
Stevens Street
Prospect Street
Pratt Street
Alabama Street
Eleventh Street
Capitol Paving and Construction Co
W. K. Cooper
Boston
American Construction Company
Draper Street
Minnesota Street
Cottage Avenue
J. Harry Roberts
Henry Maag
Marion Caldwell
Oriental Street
Market Street
Ohio Street
Wilmot Street
New York Street
A. Bruner
George W. McCray
Tenth Street
Rural Street
Olney Street
Columbia Avenue
Twentieth Street
Sheldon Street
Sixteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Kentucky Avenue
Belt Railroad
White River Bridge
Isabelle Street
Twenty- Seventh Street
Indianapolis
Randolph
Walcott Streets
East Michigan Street
Sturm Avenue
Temple Avenue
Eastern Avenue
North Street
Ruth Street
Vermont Street
Twiname
State Printing Board Receives County Ballot Estimates
Secretary Carter of the State Printing Board has gathered estimates from fifty five counties on the State vote next November. Returns help determine ballot quantities. Last election used about 3.82 precincts per county. this year the precinct count is expected near 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
State Printing Board
Terminal Franchise Revised Aims for City Council Test
The amended charter of the Indianapolis Terminal & Traction Company will be introduced at tonight’s council meeting after talks among Mayor Bookwalter City Attorney Joss the Board of Works and private negotiators. It carries Commercial Club proposed amendments and owner-suggested changes including street alignments Wilkins Street cross-town line and a rule allowing the Board of Works to set passenger transfer rules for public comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Terminal & Traction Company
Bookwalter
Joss
Board of Works
Hugh J. McGowan
Ferdinand Winter
Commercial Club
Wilkins Street
Madison Avenue
West Street
Morris Street
Central Avenue
Illinois Street
Twenty-second Street
City Board Faces Clash Over Asphalt Resurfacing费用
The Board of Works weighs whether abutting property owners must fund resurfacing Massachusetts avenue. Horace Smith argues city must repair, not finance, pavement after a contractor's guarantee ends. City Attorney Joss leans toward city uphold. Virginia avenue cited. disputes over New Telephone Company fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Horace Smith
Massachusetts Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Joss
Logsdon
Summer Work at a Poultry Plant in Connersville
D. T. Root describes a long summer day at the May R. poultry plant near Connersville. He details chick care for about 2,000 birds across 15 acres, feeding routines, water management, lice control, hospital care, and the 900 homing pigeons aimed at breeding. He notes expected income from squabs and discusses poultry show preparations and breed comparisons, including John Brown’s Spirit.
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D. T. Root
Connersville
May R
Mr. Thomas
Rae
Tke
John Brown
Drainage Benefits For Wet Lands And Crops
The article explains how lands with excess water hinder crop growth and how underdrainage lowers surface water, improves soil warmth, speeds planting, and extends the growing season. It notes that sandy soils drain naturally while clay or impervious soils require drainage to allow root growth and prevent frost damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Farming Magnates and Odd Fields Draw Attention
A Kansas farmer planted a fifty acre corn field in circles from edge to center, yielding a furrow over twenty five miles long. An Indiana field spans ten miles by one and yields eighty to a hundred bushels per acre. A large Oklahoma ranch fences 3,000 acres, harvested 150,000 bushels of wheat and substantial corn, markets 10,000 steers, employs 200 workers at two dollars a day, and reports over four thousand dollars profit on wheat this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
Indiana
Oklahoma
Dried Potatoes Gain Notice From South Carolina Station
The South Carolina agricultural experiment station unveils Dried Potatoes, a boiled peeled and evaporated product canned to keep for years. Soaked in warm water for an hour it becomes edible, promising a major advance for farmers by preserving a staple food for distant markets.
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Charleston
S. C
News and Courier
South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Charleston News and Courier
Agricultural notes on crops and cultivation methods
The article surveys farm practices including potato drying yields, cement floor makes for stables, and tree planting. It advises on whitewashing with lime spray, eradicating pests like grubs and lice, plaster use for ammonia capture, and grape vine spacing and pruning for optimal fruiting and intercropping.
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Will of Ganwnay F. Routon
Supreme Court
Ted
Louisiana
Blanchard
Servant's Openeoe
Linuaitty
Uster
Plaintif
Judge Chase
Liebig
Court of Equity
N. Y
Hirschberg
Minors Street
Superior Street
Union Surety Co
Lillinola Treet
G. A. Wurgler
Henry Ernshan
Goodrich
Terminal’s
Bry
Iur
United States
United States Internal Revenue Department
Sense
Internal Revenue Department of the
Florodora Tag Company
Jersey City
N. J
Fiorodora
J. T
Piper Heidsieck
Planet Tobacco
CB Lenci A
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