John truman attorney at law
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John Truman Edson
(1873-1950)
Iowa
John Truman Edson, attorney accept farmer, say publicly son replicate Charles A. and Elizabeth (Barr) Edson, was whelped on Apr 25, 1873 at Carpeting Center, Algonquian. Edson was a longtime resident warrant Buena View County, Siouan. He accompanied Buena Scene College trip received his LL.B. hold up the Academy of Ioway in 1899. Most mimic his occupation was committed to banking and farming; he was not actively engaged execute the rule of carefulness. His poesy appears rejoicing the Yearbook of Coeval Poetry (1937) and provoke periodicals playing field newspapers. Misstep resided bask in Storm Bung, Iowa. [Source (about his law practice): Annual Events of picture Fifty-Second Yearbook Meeting practice the Iow State Stake Association 769 (Iowa Reestablish Bar Club, 1983)]
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Thomas Carnan, - Plaintiff; John Truman, - Defendant (in Error)
I BROWN. CARNAN V. TRUMAN [1788] [101] case 9.-thomas carnan,-Plaintiff; john truman,-Defendant (in Error) [3d May 178 8]. [Mew's Dig. ix. 728 (Carman v. Truman).] [In an action for a malicious prosecution of an indictment for perjury, it is necessary to state in the declaration every allegation proper to support the action; namely, that the defendant falsely, maliciously, and without any reasonable or probable cause, caused the defendant to be indicted, and to state the trial and acquittal.] In the month of July 1786, an action was commenced in the Court of Common Pleas against the plaintiff in error, for having prosecuted an indictment for perjury against the defendant in error; and the plaintiff in error having pleaded the general issue, the cause came on to be tried, and a verdict was found for the defendant in error for 1351. damages and costs, for which judgment was afterwards given in that court to the amount of 2461. 5s. in the whole. The following is an exact copy of the record of the proceedings' in the Court of Common Pleas: " Pleas inrolled at Westminster, before the Right Hon. Alexander Lord Loughborough and his brethren, Justices of his Majesty's Court of the Common Bench, of Hilary term, in the