Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 265, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1911 — Page 5
Friday, April 28, 1911. THE TIMES.
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I IN THE
SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT
COURTS
LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. J.' Judge Vlrsrtl 8. Reiter. Case on Trlol. State ex rel Charles E. Greenwald vs. Morris X. Castleman. Proceedings to oust him from th Gary city council. Arguments on demur to the complaint. Ciwt on Call. Court completes Tuesday's call today. No court tomorrow. Wednesday's call of this week will be taken up Monday of next week.' 8th Monday, May 1, 5552 Fitzgerald v Casualty Co il Manhattan Lhr Co v Lavovich 5608 Friedman v -Given 09 In re Pet Anderson
J 5 Proudfoot v Swedish Church. 25 In re Adopt Wayne 4 5 VanSlcle v Cross 97 Prot H Circle v Smith 5760 Cordrey v Oordrey 78 Koenlg v Iteintz ' 81 Gary L Co v Tolleston C Co 97 Oehne v Bramon 5813 Hlckey v Hickey 52 Morris v Morris 62 Berber Mfgr Co v Slattery 6905 Calumet Tet Ass'n v Strumpfer 1 Lvene Bros Stafford 85 Cooley v Bender 40 Primmer v Primmer 69 Gary Bldg Co v Lederer 70 Johnson et al v Nat Anallne 87 Wheeler v Kaiser 6008 Tosettl Brg Co v Tokara 09 Hedrich v Long 14 Wilson v Gresy -UKG SUPERIOR COURT IV O. X Judge Lawrence Becker. Cases Disposed Of. It is expected that Judge Becker will compete his call today. No court Saturday.
Case en Trial. Keyes vs. estate of Bourdreau-Keyes. Suit to partition estate. Casca on Call. '
8th Monday, May 1st. Charnley v Fletcher, German C v Boyer, etc Charnley v O'Connell Charnley v Popovich Hatch & sons v Porter Clements v Calumet B & M Co Hatch & Sons v Pfelfer -Honarch H & F Co v Marcovich Danls v Malnar Gottfried Brgr v Libert Williams v City of Gary Williams v City of Gary Frazier v Ster.berg et al Hatch &-Sons v StaufCer et al Bartholomae & R Co v Golden Lee & Co v Polan Andrews v Tosettl Brg Co ' Colson v Ross et al . . State ex rel v Becker trustee Rothschild v Anient et al Moore v More Grohovlc v Zebic Lavene v Pokorny et al Schneldt v Schneidt
Kegener & Co v Clinton, Hegener & Co v Clinton
Hegener & Co v Wolpher
fceeiey v seeley
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ascertaining whether or not the
engths would indicate that It had
been cut from the telephone poles.
et al et al
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LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
HAMMOND. Judge Jnhanne Kopclkc Cane on Trial.
State vs. James Varner. Charged
with stealing wire from the Chicago
Telephone Co. John F. Sawyer for the
tate. George B. Sheerer for the de
fense.
Criminal Caaea Monday, May 1.
State vs. John Caldwell. Judge Ca-
slus Greenlee and Ralph W. Ross for
the state and Joseph Conroy and D. E. Boone for the defense. Case will take
three weeks.
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Crown Point. Judge 'William C. McMahan Case on Trial.
State vs. John Kelly and others. One
of the Gary riot cases growing out of
the factional fight between the electrl
clans. Jury has been Impaneled. Case
will take all day today and tomorrow.
Schedule For Today.
Call day. The court will make up
the issues in a numTjer of court cases.
Criminal calender. April term, 1911
at Crown Point. ,
Second Monday, May 1. Stiite vs. Peter Boaslch.
State vs. Mike Tokonovlch et al.
Second Tuesday, May 2. State vs. Henry C. Price et at State vs. Henry C. Price et at Second Wednesday, May 3.
State vs. Thomas E. Knotts et al,
State vs. Joseph D. Martin and
Joseph Kertese.
3220. State vs. Joseph Martin. 3217. State vs. Ole Olestead. ,
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT. JndKe Harry D. To thill.
Gruel vs. Isaacson. Suit for damages
Civil Jury case. McMahon'& Conroy for
plaintiff and Kelly and Mains for de
fendant. Case will take about three
days. First civil Jury case to be tried.
ELECTRICAL RIOT CASE
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629 S. Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.
The case of the state of Indiana vs.
the Colllns-McNulty electrical . faction, In which Thomas Lake la , the complaining witness, is being tried In the
ircuit court at Crown Point.
Eight members of ' the faction, the
defendants being John B. Kejley, John Wagner, Arthur McGrentr, "W.9H. Car-
mody, James J. Finneran, Robert
O'Connor, Ray Abbott and Fred Jerg-
ins, are being tried on a charge of rioting. Mayor Knotts, Chief Martin
and a number of the Gary police went
to Crown Point this morning where they will appear as witnesses In the
case.
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3222. 3225. 3226.
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3221.
CASEIN
CASE IS UP
N COURT
By an agreement between the attor
neys the case of the state of Indian
on the relation, of Prosecuting Attor
ney, Charles E. Greenwald vs. Morris N. Castleman came up before Judge Virgil S. Reiter of the Lake superior
court at Hammond. The case came u
for the purpose of hearing the court'
ruling on the demurrer to the com
plaint.
The action has been started by the Commercial club of Gary which seeks
to oust' Castleman from the office o
councilman of Gary. It followed th
tender of a resignation by Castlema
after he had become piqued about th
action of the council.
McAleer Bros, of Hammond appeared
for the defendant and H. F. McCrack
en appeared for the Gary Commercial
club. The case was not on the regu
lar call fo today, and had to be taken
up after the regular call was conclud
ed.
CHANGE OF
Hearing Indefinite. "Word was received from Crown
Point today that Special Judge Pattee will be unable to take up the school board injunction case tomorrow, and
he date of the hearing has been in
definitely postponed.
In fact, Judge Pattee will not set a
date for the hearing. He has Informed the Hammond lawyers who are
nterested in the case that he will let
them know when he will be ready to hear the arguments on the special
findings of fact and render his de
cision.
the better it will be for navigation when the river is finally dredged out. 5. Beti ought to have what he wants for what he has done for Hammond. AgainMt Closing Street. 1. It is a mile from the corners of Sohl and State streets to the Beta plant by way of Hohman street. It is mile and a quarter by way of Calumet avenue. It is half a mile by way of the proposed extension of Johnson stroet. - . 2. Three hundred people use the Michigan Central bridge each morning and evening in going back and forth to work. This bridge occupies the same site as the proposed new Johnson street bridge. 3. The cost of the bridge and viaduct, while great, would be paid for in the saving per ton mile In the traffic across it which otherwise would be compelled to go half a mile farther. 4. No new bridges would obstruct the stream for the reason that the city
could unite on a double decked bridge with the Michigan Central railroad.
5. The opening of the new street
would develop both the north sides as a residential district and the south side business district.
. Serving Subpoenas. Deputy Sheriffs George Blockl and
Morris of Hammond were In Gary last evening serving subpoenas in the in
dictment cases which will come up for trial next week in the circuit court at Crown Point. Fifteen subpoenas were
served on Gary witnesses.
Filed in Superior Court.
7426. J. P. Steenberg Piano Co. (Mc-
Cracken, Freer & Bartlett) vs. John F. Fitzgerald and J. G. Harris. Replevin.
7429. J. P. Stoenburg Piano Co. (Mc
cracken, Freer & Bartlett) vs. John Oleska and J. Glen Harris.
Motions and Orders
VENUE
KNOTT'S CASE
Attorney "William J. Whinery
Hammond who Is representing the stat
in the prosecution of Mayor Thomas E
Knotts, Chief of Police Joseph Martin and Mike Yokonovic (Dog Face Charley) and others received word today that W. J. McAleer, appearing for the defendants would appear In the Lake Circuit court before Judge Wil11a McMahon and ask for a change of venue. Thus has the first step in the plan to delay the trial of these cases been taken. Whinery went to Crown Point on the train at noon today and expects to look after the Interests of the state. If the cases are transferred from the court at Crown Point it is expected that thty will be tried in Valparaiso although it is optional with the court as to where they shall be sent.
Entries Made In Court Room o. 3.
5445. William A. Feuer et al. vs. Ed
ward G. Smith et al. Change of venue ordered to Porter superior
court. Ten days for change.
5594. Louise Schlotz vs. August Sta
itskl et at Find for plaintiff $739.72 plus $57 attorney's fees
without relief.
6306. William Ahlborn vs. Samuel
Wolf et al. Find for plaintiff on
first , paragraph of complaint against lot 6. block 2, . first addi
tion to Indiana Harbor; $240.50
plus $3o attorneys fees and on second paragraph against same lot
for $23.64 plus $10 attorney's fees
Foreclosure of lien according to statute. 6471. Mitchell Charnley vs. Alexander G. Murray et al. Consolidated with No. 6933. Complaint herein to stand as second paragraph of complaint In said cause No. 6935. 6863. Ludwlg Moench vs. Emma Moench. Find for plaintiff absolute divorce. Custody of children. Judgment accordingly. 6935. Mitchell Charnley vs. Thomas Bartlett et at Cause dismissed as to defendants Thomas Bartlett and wife, John II. Haslam and wife and as to lots 19 and 20, block 59, Indiana Harbor. Submitted to court. Find for plaintiff on first paragraph of complaint against defendants James W. McCarthy and wife and against lot 6, block 2, first addition to Indiana Harbor $6.80 plus $5 attorney's fees; against defendants Eisler, Eisler & Horner against lot 4, block 20, second addition to Indiana Harbor for $31.91 plus $10; against defendants Curtin and Curtin and Thurer against lot 7, block 20, second addition to Indiana Harbor, $31.91 plus $10 attorney's fees; against defendants Murray and wife on both paragraphs of complaint against lot 19, block 21, second addition to Indiana, $74.09 plus $20 attorney's fees. Foreclosure in all cases according to statute. 7204. JosepTi Misewicz vs. Maria Solawa et al. Defendants Pickocki and wife, Fred Gastel and wife file their disclaimer as to any Interest, personally, but Fred Gastel files answer as trustee setting up mortgage lien. Submitted to court, find for plaintiff quieting title against all defendants except Fred Gastel as trustee. Find in favorxof said trustee that mortgage mentioned in his answer is first and paramount lien on property described in complaint. Judgment accordingly.
mache was
BADLY WRECKED
(Special to The Times.) Crown Point, ind., April 28. The re
mains of the E. M. F. touring car which
went over the embankment at the aid
of the Cedar Lake road near the "halfway" house on Wednesday night were
taken to 'Chicago Heights on an auto mobile truck to be repaired and reas
sembled. The wreck of the machine
was the most complete recorded in this vicinity in some time and those reviewing the wreck at the scene of the accident yesterday marveled at the most
miraculous escape from-death or serl
ous Injury of the occupants of the car
The machine In going down the steep embankment of about eight feet, "head on" plowed into the ground hoisting the machine out of shape and experts claim that several hundred dollars will
vanish into the repairman's pocket lie
lore me car can De cauea as good aa
new.
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OUR VERY BEST BROOMS, four
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MINISTER TO PRACTICE ,
MEDICINE (Continued from Page 1.)
BAILIFF GETS NEW JOB The trial of James Varner, charged with stealing a quantity of copper wire from the Chicago Telephone company is being held before Judge Johannes Kopelke of room No. 3 of the Lake superior court. ' . The prosecution is being conducted by Attorney John F. Sawyer, representing the Chicago Telephone Co. Attorney George B. Sheerer represents the defense. . It is not thought that the case will
be completed today and that it will
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make an adequate presentation of their side of the proposition. The whole argument hinged on the question of the feaslbjlity of building the bridge and viaduct across the rlverg, and Attorney I L. Bomberger, who at one time stood sponsor fo a vast plan for the elimination of the Nickel Plate tracks from the business district of the city, a scheme that was then regarded as visionary, was positive that it is impractical, not feasible and entirely out of the question to build a viaduct and a bridge over the Simplex property and the Calumet river at Johnson street. Everybody present had something to say about the proposition, and the arguments on both sides were frequently repeated, but the following will give an idea of the arguments pro and con in this matter. For ClotK Street. 1. The cost of the bridge and viaduct would be too great. 2. It is not feasible to build the bridge and viaduct for the reason that the approaches would take up too much room. i. F. : S. Betz needs Johnson street for the purpose of laying a side track
the minister has greatly Increase the financial strength and nearly doubled the membership of the church. Dr. Sharp is a graduate of Ewing College, 111., having received the bachelor of science degree in 1902 and that of doctor of philosophy in 1906. For a number of years he has turned his attention to scientific and philosophical subjects, and since his residence in Hammond he has given most of his spare time to the study of medicine. The minister-physician is of the profound conviction that the healing arts belong to the churches as much today as in the early centuries, and says that the church lost one of its greatest blessings when she allowed the art to department from her temples. Dr. Sharp is a matriculant of both the Northwestern and Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery, and will b graduated from the latter school with a large class on May 15th. The exercises will be held at the Valparaiso university, i During his medical course he has made many friends among medical men, who hold him in high esteem for his knowledge of medicine and therapeutics. He is undecided how long he will preside as pastor of the Summltville congregation, but whether it will be of short or long duration he intends to devote his spare time to further studies in medicine and surgery in order to be the better prepared when he enters Jhe profession for the practice of medicine.
Who Wants This Job? The Zimmerman Colts cf West Hammond are looking for a manager for their team this season. A manager is
a necessary adjunct to a 1911 sporting proposition, and the Zimmerman Colts being without one for ,the present are losing no time in trying to get one. The Zimmerman Colts will play the Kamradt Colts on theyformer's grounds in West Hammond next Sunday afternoon. Further games may be arranged with John Kamradt, who lives at 13 Forsyth avenue and whose, telephone number Is 174.
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have to go over until Monday. In the between his present plant and the new meantime , Bailiff Dave Hirsch will I one he proposes to build. string up the wire for the purpose of 1 i. The fewer bridges on the river.
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