The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-09
BREEN Is NOW PRESIDENT.
Fort Wayne Man Chosen to Head
state Bar AssociatfOn.

William p. Breen, OF Fort Wayne, men,
Der of the well-known law firm of Breen &
Morris. is the president of the State
Bar Association. Mr.. Breen was elected at
the afternoon session of the association
yesterday. The selection meets with the
unqualified approval of the members at
tending the annual convention and of the
State bar generally.
indianapolis Jared well when II came to
selecting the other officers, two of them and
two members of the executive committee
going to the capital city. Oscar III. Mont
gomery, of Seymour. is vice president of
the association; Merrill Moores, of Indian
apolis, is secretary; Frank E. Gavin is
treasurer, and the members of the execu-
tive committee are Ephraim Marsh, Green
field; John l.. Rupe, Richmond Addison c.
Harris, Indianapolis; John w. Kern, In
dianapolis. There was a lively contest in
selecting the new members of the executive
committee, the four named securing the
highest number of votes.
The committee on admission of members,
of which Quincy A. Myers is chairman,
made the following recommendations for
new members, which were adopted. Fol-
lowing is the list:
Albert b. Anderson, Indianapolis; David
C. Arthur. Logansport; Alfred hurry Balm,
Martinsville; Charles $. Baker, Columbus:
Henry c. Berghoff, Fort Wayne; Elmer j.
Binford. Greenfield: Leander ID. Boyd, Del
phi; Charles NJ. Brown, Auburn; William S.
Bushnell, Monticello; Jesse r. Coleman.
Upton; Robert p. Davidson, Lafayette;
Horace Dunbar. Jeffersonville: Joseph ID.
Ferrall, Lagrange; Daniel Frazer, Fowler;
Charles Nj. Fortune. Terre Haute; James +.
Callahan, Michigan City; George A. Gam
BILE, Logansport: Cassius Nj. Greenlee, Ell
wood: Otis f. Gulley. Danville: Linn d.
Hay, Indianapolis: Russell b. Harrison. In
Gianapois; Morton ;. Hawkins, Indianapo-
lis; Louis j. Herman. Evansville; Edward
G. Huges, Charlestown; Albert G.. Jenkins,
Logansport; George w. Julien. Delphi; Luz
Their Lindebald. South Bend; John S. Larry,
Logansport; Moses b. Larry, Logansport;
Frederick lands. Logansport: Daniel Nj.
Link, Auburn; William c. Mason. Rock
port: Oscar Mathews. Martinsville; Rich
ard NJ. Milburn. Jasper; William b. Nc
Clintie, Peru; James V. Mitchell, Martins
Vile: James w. Nichols, Knox; James o.
Obear, Delphi; Edward +. Pruitt, Delphi;
Spencer B. Pugh. Bedford: Horace c. Pugh,
Terre Haute; Joseph NJ. Rabb. Williams
port: Joseph K. Roberts, Rockport; James
FL. Rose. Auburn; Elias ID. Salisbury, In
dianapolis: George Shirts, Noblesville; John
Spangler, Wipamac; Will NJ Sparks, Rush
vile; Thaddeus NJ. Talcott jr., South Bend;
Simon =. Thompson. Rensselaer,: James p
wason. Delphi; George w. Walters. Lo-
gansport Charles w. Watkins Hunting
ton: S. A. w Whipple. Portland; Carl c.
Wiley. Indianapolis: Charles Oren Willis
Kokomo; Maurice Winfield, Logansport;
Charles 4. Yarlott, Logansport: Joseph w.
Billman. Shelbyville; David L. Bishop. An
derson; Frank p. Edenharter, India ma polls:
William c. Geake. Fort Wayne; William A.
Kittinger. Anderson; Leopold G. RothschiId.
Indianapolis; John r. Ward. Monticello
Although the principal business Of the as
ISOLATION at the afternoon session was the
election OF officers and the election of new
members, an address by Frank s. Roby. of
Auburn. was heard. Judge Roby talked on
Indiana Courts OF Appeal" The functions
OF these courts were discussed broadly by
Judge Roby. and their general course OF
scttsn commended Attention was paid to