Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-22
MANY NEW tI$[SON
List Day Of FILING
DOCKET FOR SEPTEMBER TERM
OF DISTRICT COURT Is REC.
ORD BREAKER.
REARDoN ASKS DAMAGES
OF $4,000 FOR INJURIES
Brings Suit Against Glenn Patters on,
Of Gilman, For Injury Sustained in
Automobile Accident - M. & st. l.
Sued For Death Of Walter haines-
koiin Asks Damages Of c. r. Reimsr

Win the filing o: seventeen nea
cases late Thursday afternoon ant
early today, the last day of filing fol
the September term of the Iistr,c
court the number OF cases now on III,
courts docket was brought up to 355
with the proba biiity that a number o
new cases will b. filed before the clos.
ing hour this afternoon. This is the
largest docket ever known in the his.
tory OF the local court.
the most important case filed durin.
ths last Iwenty-four hours was tina,
OF +. j. Eearoon. OF Pickering. agains,
Glenn Patterson. Of Gilman. Reardon
ASKS damages In the sum OF So 900 70.
personal injuries. alleging that PAT
teIson. driving an automobile alo.is
the country road AT night, about three
or four miles southeast .: this city
collided With the plaintiff, who was
driving TO Marshalltown in a buggy
Reardon ayers that Patterson was
! driving in careless and reckless man
ner and at a high rate OF speed. Rear
don sustained three broken ribs and
was injured seriously about the back
and spine he claims.
Nicholson Sues For Estate.
v. E. Nicholson, administrator %,
the estate of Walter s. Haines. OF
Steelton, Pa. has commenced suit
against the NJ. & ST. L. Railroad Con-
pany, asking damages in the sum of
$4,000 for injuries received by Haines.
+. alleged TO have resulted in his death
on Oct Is. 1872 II is alleged that
Haines was employed by the company
and while assisting in construction and
repair work, was fatally hurt when the
chains holding heavy driving bar
/ broke, allowing the bar to fall, crush
ing Haines.
/ Quarry laborer Asks Damages.
The Dolese Bros. Company, of Quar-
~. is made defendant in an action
brought by George Pavicich. who asks
damages in the sum OF s2se9.ss for
personal injuries received while in The
employ of the company. Pavicich al
leges that mis- left hand was crushed
Il between two cars while he was at
tempting to make a coupling.
James I. Chesmore asks $4,000 of the
Baker Manufacturing Company, Of
Wisconsin. for injuries sustained by
olene engine purchased from the de-
PENDANT company. Chestnore alleges
that the hy wheel was defective. and
that the accident occurred on March
II. 1913, while he was operating the
machine slowly and with all due care
to prevent accident. AS a result of the
accident he sustained a broken arm
and was badly bruised and injured
about the body.
koilin Sues Reirer.
c. 2. Kollin. injured July %. 1913
while working on the Franklin sch %
building has brought suit against tbs
| contractor. c. F. Reimer, asking dam
ages in the sum Of $1,000. kollin';
claim is tina, while working on tbs
cornice of the building, a derrick uset
in hosting stone and other heavy ma
1 teriai, and defective in construction
1 fell to the roof, pinning him under 1t
I great weight, where he was held 10
l three quarters OF an hour in an un
. conscious condition without assistanc
. or relief. Since the accident. Kol!il
AYERS. he has not been able TO use hi
4 arm or shoulder.
Suit Outgrowth Of Wreck.
G. Schneider, of Melbourne. ask
s1.3T342 damages from the Chicas
Great Western Railroad Company 70
the loss of carload OF hogs at
i wreck of a freight train In the loca
wards on June 10 last. The hogs wer
! consigned TO Britain G. Co. and man
were killed OF injured when tW
freight trains collided head-on a
= Twelfth avenue.
Three Suits involving Land.
Lena schafer is plaintiff in thre
su;ts involving real property Of be
farher. the late Henry Riemenschnei
der in Washington township. in tn
first against Erwin r. Riemenschnei
! der. the plaintiff asks an account o
: the rents. incomes and profits fror
land rented by the late Henry Riemen
schneider to the defendant. The pet.
ton sets forth that the rents, profit
and incomes, during this time, Woul
i reasonably amount to $1,000.
Another action, against l.. c. an
Martha Riemenscnneider, the piainti
asks that a deed to property in Wash
n ingtcn township be set ASIDE and a
accounting OF rents, incomes and pro
fits from the lano De made. II
CHARGED that the defendants secure
the property at purported sale pric
Of So 500; that the land was al In
time worth fully $4,000 or $lo,9o0,
now worth $4,000.
The third action is brought agains
Melt u. and Esther liiemenschneide
and the contention is similar to thu
in the case against l.. G. and Marth
Riemenschneider. The purported pTss
for the land decided to them was $500
and according to the petition, the lam
when conveyed to the defendants, Wa
worth fully $4,000 or $4,000. and
now worth $4,000. The plaintiff ash
that the deed be set aside and an az
counting made Of the rents. profits an
incomes from the lands. which the pt
tition estimates ia $4,000.
Other Suits Commenced.
The Burge Machine Works, Inco
porated. Of Chicago. has filed su
against the Talbot Lennox Compan
ct al, Of this city, asking tudsme
for $3.50 for violation OF contract +
the purchase Of machinery. The p
tition alleges the defendant compaI
pIa ced an order for special machine
which they have refused to accept
pay for.
Charles r. Wiley, Cora A. Wiley, al
Thomas & Hayden are made defen
ants in an action brought by Ella
Lander. by which the plaintiH seeks
collect on = promisSory note for "a
protected by mortgage on city prope