Conspiracy Charged in Oil Company Sale Case
A federal brief says William P. Stevens conspired with Pittsburg Oil and Gas Company promoters to misrepresent oil output and inflate a sale to the W. W. Smith Company. The deal valued at 159,000 allegedly cost 5,000 with illicit payouts to Stevens and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Stevens
W. W. Smith Company
Woodbury Glass Company
Stevens
Pittsburg O! and Gas Company
One Hundred Cases Transferred From Judge Carter Court
The rush of business in Judge Carter's court leads to 100 cases moved to the two other Superior Courts to clear the docket before vacation. Suits are filed in alternating rooms of the Superior Court. Judge Leathers's court has disposed of more than the stated number since last September, reflecting heavy activity. Most cases filed are divorce actions, averaging about three per day.
Trial of Arthur J. Simpson for forgery continues in Crim Court
The trial in Crim Court proceeds as the firm Warman Chamberlain Black & Co. identifies forged drafts tied to ex-bookkeeper Arthur J. Simpson. Ralph Smith of the bank testifies about the forged draft and the altered signature B J Stoffel, with the defense set to begin presenting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Simpson
Warman, Chamberlain, Black & Co
Simpson
Ralph Smith
S Bank
Charles
8. C
B. J. Smiley
J. B. Promel
Stoffel
B. J. Stoffel
Krag Reynolds Assignment Case Report Filed by Probate Commissioner
The Krag Reynolds assignment report was filed with Probate Commissioner Walker yesterday. John Reagan, trustee, has managed company affairs to declare a 3 percent dividend. Claims total 266,909 dollars. Reagan has collected 90,963 and credits expenses including attorneys fees of 47. The report shows a balance warranting a 3 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krag-Reynolds
Walker
John Reagan
Reagan
Court docket highlights with multiple cases and liens
In a mixed docket from Circuit and Superior Courts various actions are listed including Lilly & Stalnaker versus Edward C. Claypool over a mechanic's lien, John F. Carson as executor against Ida Marion on note with judgment for 882.62 and costs, EB Wayman against R. EB McRill on appeal, Henry Clay Allen versus Charles Arnell et al, Charlie Steller against Edward Rentsch dismissed with costs paid, and Arthur J. Simpson forgery trial in Criminal Court. City Bond Company sues Jane Foster et al for improvement lien, and City Bond Company versus Emma L. Leven-Secher for improvement lien in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Leathers
Lilly & Stalnaker
Edward C. Claypool
Vinson Carter
John F. Carson
Ida Mario
Wayman
R. EB
McRill
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Jndianapolis
Charles Arnell
Charlies Steller
Edward Rentsch
Fremont Alford
Arthur J. Simpson
Gury
Beard
City Bond Company
Jane Foster
Superior Court
Room 2Ity Bond Company
Emma L. Leven- Secher
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Reversals
Long list of appellate reversals and holdings from the Indiana Supreme Court and circuit courts. Cases include Desgain v Wessner and De Mott v City of Valparaiso with reversals noted, plus notes on liability, water rights, and employer liability acts. Mentions of Burns 1901, various justices, and state constitutional interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TMS
Desgain Ve. Wessner
Blackford C. C
Gillet J
Bection Burns
de Mott
City of
Valparaiso
Porter C. C
Dowling J
Jarvis
Hitch
Gibson C. C
Monks C. J
Burns
Gillett J
Crea
McCormick
Blackford
Les Tee
Wessner
Donaldson
Taylor
Zeerence c. Co
Monks C. J.—Lafoer
United States
Indiana
Congress
Scotland
Great Britain and Ireland
Adams Express Company
Jackson C. C
Aeea Ao
Jasper C. C
Court decisions and motions in Adams Express and related cases
Appellate notes list multiple Illinois court decisions and orders from 1999 including Adams Express Company versus the State with affirmations by Judge Dowling and Jackson C. C. along with various motions to reinstate and rehearings. The record enumerates cases such as Whisler v Whisler and Brower v Locke with summaries of legal principles on negligence per se cross examination admissibility and secured debt notes, plus several terms and assignments of errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowling J
Adams Express Company
Jackson C. C
Pees J
Adams Express
Whisler
Grant C. C. Appellant
Appellate Court
Payne
Moore
Putnam C. C
Comstock P. J
Brower
Locke
Marion C. C
Field
Campbell
Washington D. C
Roby J
Newman
Gates
Marion S. C
Riley and a reporter wake the poet in the night
A Indianapolis reporter pursues James Whitcomb Riley at 2 a.m. on Lockerbie Street to obtain a completed poem read at a banquet. Riley welcomes the intrusion, explains the draft poem isn’t finished, and in a cordial exchange dismisses the urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Alamo
Lockerbie Street
Holstein
Mr. Riley
Pees
Lawyer and Agent Confrontation Ends with Book Sale
An agent pressed into a private lawyer’s office insisting on a meeting. The lawyer raged yet the agent persisted and, after a tense exchange, left having sold two hundred dollars worth of books. Nearby, a Statehouse social scene featured Beveridge at a hotel banquet where hotel men demanded an impromptu speech and he complied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
King Bee
Wyer
Naan
Statehouse
Indiana
Claypool
Albert J. Beve
Beveridge
War Against Rowdies Increase in Police Districts Adjusted
City police board increases sergeant districts to curb gangs of white and colored rowdies. New sergeants William Milam Henry Sandman and Cletus Weaver added, bringing total to fourteen. Fire and police orders set for July 4, fire hose bids July 22, coal supplies due next Wednesday. Fleming Davis retired from the force. J V R Ken on leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Board
Yesminy
Sergeant Schroeder
William B. Milam
Henry W. Sandman
Cletus Weaver
Taffe
South Side
Fleming Davis
J. V. R. Ken
Michigan Street Paving Petitions Under Consideration
West Michigan street property owners presented two petitions to the Board of Public Works about paving material from the river to Holmes avenue. One requests asphalt, the other brick, and the engineer will study the issue. The board opened bids for East Michigan street block paving but no action due to Judge Carter’s restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
West Michigan-street
Holmes Avenue
East Michigan Street
Carter
Board of Works Routine Bids Received in Roadwood Project
Bids for stone and cement curbs, kreodone blocks, and combined curb and gutters in Michigan street from Highland to Tacoma avenues, and Twenty-fifth street segment from Northwestern to Senate avenues. Final actions include estimates for Yandes and Sherman drive works, advisement on brick roadways, and petitions to engineer for East Tenth Street and Mulberry Street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Street
Highland Avenue
Tacoma Avenue
A. W. van Haften
J. K. Veces & Co
Hoosier
Twenty-fifth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Senate Avenue
George W. McCray
Indianapolis Construction Company
George Kessler
Yandes Street
Twenty-second Street
Belt Railroad
Sherman Drive
Washington Street
New York Street
Oriental Street
First Alley
Cowderys Plan Return to City After Long Absence
Friends of Mr and Mrs J W Cowdery and their son of Atlanta Georgia announce plans to return to their old home in this city after an absence of several years in the South. Mr Cowdery travels for a gas company and visited here last summer in their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cowdery and Son
Atlanta, Ga
South
The Court of Love At Francis I Court
At a lavish royal banquet, King Francis I hosts a brilliant assembly with Eleanor, Marguerite, Diane de Poitiers, and Catherine de Medici as Triboulet the jester stirs intrigue. The duke Robert’s gaze, the princess Louise, and the fool’s romance threaten the courtly balance as accusations of secret affection arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Love
da Vinci
Francois Clouet
Jean Cousin
Benvenuto Cellini
Cleopatra
Francis
Eleanor
Pale
Countess d’Etampes
Marguerite
Henry d’Albert
Navarre
Henry the Dauphin
Catharine de Medici
Diane de Poitiers
Henry
Catharine
Duke of Friedwald
Louise
Marot
Caillette
Triboulet
Jacqueline
Duke
Fool
Countess d
Anne
Calllette
Villot
Ovid
Ove
Blackaday
Friedwald
Diane
Henry of Navarre
Robert
Rascal
Sirrah
Iter
Dauphin
Willet
Noddy
Triboulet in Court Drama Ends With Saucy Banter
In a lively court scene Triboulet faces mock trial and a fruit and nut bombardment led by the Countess, as nobles debate his fate and defend or berate the jester. The duel of wit continues with Jacqueline and the duke, ending with a playful song and a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triboulet
Francis
Marguerite
Diane
Navarre
Catharine
Venus
Jacequelin
Risin Sep Neces
Jacqueline
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the Court Record
Supreme Court
Natural Gas and Oil Company
Charles Leer
Delaware
C. C. Eire
Hoosier Contraction Company
National Bank of Commerce of
Seattle
Laporte Carriage Company
John H. Sallender
Laport C. C
Wee
Rowdies
Michigan
Street Matter
Board of Works
White River Bridge
Blake
White River
Brookside Avenue
Tenth
Newman Street
Twelfth Street
East Tenth Street
Fort Wayne Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Mulberry Street
Sunders
Frederic S. Isham
Tut Bowen-Merrit Company
Adele al Creole
Save the Bands
Sunday Journal