Move to Quash Indictment Filed in Local Cow Disposal Case
Attorneys for a local man charged with disposing of a cow mortgaged to Jack Son Boyd file motions as the case is called.
19 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
1
Attorneys for a local man charged with disposing of a cow mortgaged to Jack Son Boyd file motions as the case is called.
The Indiana case against Daniel Brackney over a mortgaged cow moved through motions to squash and to dismiss. Judge John Rawley overruled the challenge to the indictment and noted the key issue was whether the cow was sold or exchanged. The court also faced questions about prior trials and proper state representation before jury selection began, with a jury later seated.
The Greencastle proposition has been submitted to the State Penal Farm Commission after meeting required conditions. Officials say no flaw remains and the decision lies with the commission. Court stenographer John Carroll recorded the state's evidence against Daniel Brackney during today's proceedings in Brazil.
A man in Wielldam Sellisby suffered a broken leg after an icy walk caused a serious accident on the way home Wednesday night. He was employed at the Timmons Barber Shop.
William Sillery a Worley Timmons barber fractured both bones of his left leg in an icy slip on Indiana Street near Liberty and Columbia. He lives on Liberty Street and was carried to his home after aid from neighbor David Sullivan and medical treatment to reset the fracture. He will be confined at home for several weeks.
The New York Dramatic firm led by Charles I'. Adams praises local talent as rehearsal progress. A noon Monday parade will feature over forty cast members in costumes with a brass band and orchestra ready to provide music.
The Elks minstrel event features eight end men expected to keep the audience in good humor. John Fpf is named as the interlocutor director and praised for local talent.
The Elks Minstrel directed by local talent promises eight blackfaced singers eight balladists and a full olio with acts from Frank Cannon Penny Ante and Neely O H air. Proceeds support the Emera Auxiliary as the community preps for two performances with tickets on sale Friday morning.
Heavy snow last night left interurban cars badly disabled this morning with early trains 20 minutes to an hour late. Regular service resumed around 9:30. An express car due at 4:30 arrived at 8:30. Cassander Miller, via Hays & Hays, filed suit to quiet title on real estate against William C. Miller.
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