Mowry v. Reinking

I. The conclusion reached in this case necessitates a somewhat extended statement of the issues, particularly of the allegations of the petition and of the evidence offered on behalf of appellee in chief.

• The petition charged that appellants, on or about the-day of May, 1921, “wrongfully, unlawfully, wickedly, and maliciously combined, confederated, and conspired together, each aiding, assisting, and abetting the other, to libel, defame, injure, and destroy the plaintiff in his standing as' a citizen and member of the community in which he then lived, and to cause to be withdrawn from him…