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►?aAccused Men In Need Of NewAttorney1]With their trial on four burglary indictments scheduled to start In just 10 days. Anthony Hobar and Joseph Bart os today found themselves faced with the problem of t finding a new attorney. ! (The two men were taken from the county jail to a court room - J this morning and were informed -1 by Judge Guy B. Findley that} r J John W. Gleason. Cleveland attor- j t ' ney, had withdrawn as attorney \ i a' for Hobar and Bart os. j ca ; The two men said that they had j r \ not been informed of this with-! i 0 drawal until the judge told them. jris j They called another attorney, Max- j3e j well Gruber, in Cleveland, and he j i i I informed them that he would come i i.. - _ . . . . me j:? —---*— “Vjth ’ Ia * to Elyria* tonight to confer w L| j them at the county jail. j 1I Most Decide Soon \ ii- ‘ Judge Findley told Hobar and \: *. ; Bartos that they must decide soon t j whether they want to be tried by i a jury, by one judge, or by three s.! judges. He pointed out that the tt j trial is scheduled to start at 9 d 1 a- am. on August 23.,* j Prosecutor William G. Wickens * j said that, although trial on all j four indictments is scheduled for d ! the same day, he expects to present jj j first an indictment charging burg-* lary of the City Boan Company and of the Eleanor Hosiery Company, both in Lorain.Hobar and Bartos pleaded innocent to the four indictments when they were arraigned before Judge £ j Findley on Thursday of last week. They had been arrested by Cleveland police a week earlier and were turned over to Lorain police, who brought them to the county jail here for trial on indictments returned last November.(
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The Chronicle Telegram
Elyria, Ohio, US
Fri, Aug 13, 1948
Page 12
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