Bacon v. National Bank of Commerce of Fort Worth

* Writ of error dismissed for want of jurisdiction April 9, 1924. This suit was originally instituted by T. R. Bacon, Tom Harrell, J. B. Pool, J. M. Proctor, W. C. Mason, A. A. Tate, and W. M. Weeser, against the National Bank of Commerce of Fort Worth, Tex., to recover the sum of $15,000, alleged to have been wrongfully converted by the Fort Worth Bank. Later, to wit, on April 27, 1922, the Commissioner of Insurance and Banking for the state of Texas intervened in the suit, adopting in the main the allegations of the plaintiffs, and claimed the fund. The facts upon which the litigation…