American Surety Co. of New York v. North Texas Nat. Bank

North Texas National Bank brought suit against W. C. Spangler, Southwest National Bank of Dallas, American Surety Company, and the Royal Indemnity Company. Plaintiff's allegations are, in substance, that Spangler was employed by it as teller, and through his dishonest and criminal acts it sustained a loss of $38,571.28; that by its bankers' blanket bond issued July 7, 1925, the Royal Indemnity Company, called Indemnity Company, obligated itself to indemnify plaintiff to an amount not exceeding $100,000 from and against any loss it might sustain through any dishonest or criminal acts of any of…