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produced tne witness*. Brothers were accordingly fined.Brothers. • PROMISED POSITION.■As a result of their actions the defendants were Indicted by the Grand Jury for subordination of perjury and obstructing justice, miring the trial last ended; Hatcher testified that m consideration for the affidavit he. was.promised a position as stable boss,;paying a. salary of $llt; weeklN. Claimed that he was sent out of the city-at the:time of the hearing in the wollce court/and that' from time to fi me was sent money by the defend-Hatcher also testified that during ■the time'of the postponement of the trial .in Central .Police Court he talked over the ’phone from Camden to the defendants and that they had 'warned him not to come to Trenton unless, lie wanted to be arrested. The •phone calls were paid by the detent!--'ftnts ' The. telephone slips were offered in evidence to substantiate thelatter claim. ^ ’During the trial State Sealer orWeights and Measures 0’Ionovan• testified ■ that Charles Hirsch had. called on - them, to .see if the easlt;?couid not be settled out of the police^™ court. •' ■ '***
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Trenton Evening Times

Trenton, New Jersey, US

Tue, Mar 14, 1916

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