The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 26, Ed. 1 Monday, November 2, 1936 Page: 2 of 14
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Monday, NOVEMBER 2.1936
APPEALS COURT
OPENS SESSION
Federal Judges Have Long
List of Civil Cases on
Their Docket
* Three black-robed judges of the
V. S. Circuit Court of Appeals sat
Jan the bench in the fourth floor
• chambers at the Federal Building
There today, hearing arguments in
fa long list of civil matters
I The three were Senior Judge
Rufus E. Foster, and Circuit
Judges Samuel H. Sibley and Ed-
I Win R Holmes. Although there
tare five members, ‘only three sit
rat a time The others are
"Judges Louis W. Strum and Joseph
°C. Hutcheson
... » Today's docket included the fol-
• flowing cases: C. J. Schmid and
“the firm of Fix A Schmidt vs.
“he Alice Bank A Trust Co.; Louis
Bachs and Barney Aronoff vs.
"Harry Ginsberg: Lela Mac Bethke
3 Grayburg Oil Co.; Dallas Joint
Stock Land Bank vs. Israel Henry
Spikes, bankrupt; Roy DeWitt
Baughman vs Pitchfork Land A
Cattle Co.; R J. Whelan vs. Frank
% Blankenbeckler, receiver of
Plainview National Bank.
• Tomorrow the court is scheduled
io hear an appeal attacking part
if the $184,535 in fees allowed by.
Federal Judge James C. Wilson In
he re-organization of the Baker
Hotel in Dallas
: The appeal, which says that
Judge Wilson “was vicariously
onerous' in allowing fees for re-
I Organization services, was filed by
Melvin L. Straus of Chicago, for-
her trustee In bankruptcy for the '
Jotel, D. Gordon Rupe Jr, of Dal-
is, and other members of the first
mortgage bondholders committee
HEARING TOMORROW
: IN CATTLE-TICK SUIT
Distribution of $400,000 Still Must
Be Decided
MA hearing to take up division of
■ the $400,000 judgment recently
awarded in the, famous Russell
and Tucker "rattle tick" case will
be set by Federal Judge T. W.
■ -Davidson at 3 p. »>■ Thursday, hr ,
told attorneys today.
. The case, in which a group of
Glunhoma and Texas cattlemen
sued the government for alleged
negligence of inspectors in allow-
and tick infested cattle to pass
Fort Worth and infest clean herds
in Oklahoma, dates hack to the
yearly years of I he
The case, however, could not be
filed until 1934. when Congress
gpemeed a law giving the cattle
right to sue the government
Judgment recently was awarded
but a hearing must be held to
teetermine how it will be divided
Deions parties to the suit
PERMIT ISSUED FOR
1 MARKINGS ON CURB
House numbers will be painted
Pgreet curbs in Fort Worth, a
A permit for the work was
granted today by City Manager
George-D. Fairtrace, to C S Mr.
Nulty, who said that painting will
be started immediately.
Under terms of the permit, no
charge for th. curb numbers will |
be made, but the painter is per-
mitted to receive contributions
from householders.
Eight men will be hired through
Texas Employment Service to cov-
er the city during the next three
or four months, Mr. McNulty said.
Numerals, three inches high, will |
be painted in white on a black
background, he said.
PRISON OR NO PAYOFF, «
SAY COMMISSIONERS 1
County commissioners today 4
amended their offer of a $50 re-
ward for arrest and conviction of 1
persons engaged in theft of cat- 4
tie. fowl and livestock
Hereafter the culprit must ac- 1
tually go to prison before the 4
money will be paid.
The action was taken after 1
commissioners approved a $50 4
claim of Fort Worth Officers B. .
F. Steven, and L.D. Hexemer. 1
Their claim was based on a one. €
year suspended sentence given .
John Henry Baker on a plea of *
guilty in the theft of chickens 4
from Monroe Mitchell Aug. 9. .
Commissioners also allowed an '
$850 right-of-way claim by. Mrs. 4
Alberta Lipscomb for land for 4
improvement of the Arlington-
Grapevine road. The price was set. d
by a condemnation commission. 4
I. J. ROLL DIES ON COAST 1
Pneumonia Is Fatal to Former
Fort Worth Contractor
Mrs. R. L Gordon, 1509 E. Mag- |
polis received word last night
that her father, J T Roll, 79, had
died of pneumonia in Los Angelas
Mr. Roll, formerly a contractor
in Fort Worth, moved to Cal-
ifornia about 20 years ago. He |
was the grandfather of Jack Gor-
don, a member of The Press staff.
* A 28-YEAR-OLD Dallas negress,
Dorothy Perry, a dancer, is in
City-County Hospital with car-
bolic acid burns on chest, face and
arms. An adversary tossed the
acid at an Arlington cafe early
yesterday.
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Weaver, Don E. The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 26, Ed. 1 Monday, November 2, 1936, newspaper, November 2, 1936; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1672802/m1/2/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fort Worth Public Library.