Man in Souris case acquitted after clothing store test
Trial recounts identify and mistaken arrest in Souris as witnesses describe how the defendant, once nicknamed John Garr in Granville, entered a store, bought a shirt, and was examined for a criminal suit. Hartstein, Hartstein, and Dwyer contradict, while a jury returns a not guilty verdict amid testimony of cap shading and sweater details.
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Chicago
R. H. Paul
Jore
Jay Westhope
Justice of the Peace
Souris
Hartstein
Ing Hartstein
Ess
Souris Anting
A. E. 33
Defenil
Willie Rindean
N Dwyer
Ope
Hari
Westhope
Dwyer
Jai
Awei Duct
Trambly
Adid
Ber
Granville
John Garr
Joe Trambly
Defendant
John Dwyer
Albert Elhoe
Sam Klaske
Bert Hartatein
Frank Morris
Russia
Hayes
Justice Poole
Sill
Tille
Helgerson
Stein
Bert Hartetein
Witnness
Marshall Paul
Paul
M. E. Hayes
George Poole
Bottineau
James McGuire
Perjury Indictment and Bootlegging Sentences Loom in County Court
The grand jury indicted Guy Sasset for perjury in a preliminary hearing on a neighbor’s sheep killing case. A. B. Cudding received fourteen months with a severe sentence. Other defendants, including bootleggers F A Turner and A E Cudding, were sentenced to jail terms and fines after varied testimonies about stolen money, counterfeit bills, and liquor violations. Several civil cases were disposed of as docket activity continued.
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Brown
Guy Bascett
Wirenases
Ve. Otto
Geo. Witting
Omemee
Chris Mattson
Mattson
Matson
Mattso
Henry Slacker
Herma
Herms
Mattso House
Masons House
Gajewski
Witting
Estevan
Canada
Eighbor
Will
John Stevens
Willow City
Joseph McCarvel
F. A.turner
A. E. Cuddings
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Ang Ntil Teason
Wwe
Ant
Ais Ito
Justice Mill
A. B. Cudding
Guy Sassett
GRAD
George L. Virgo
Charles Boyes
James Townsend
John McCaughan
Wilfred Link
Nelson
Aetendant
Dart
Camelee
Mor
Ulster
Trish Priezes
Melton Ulater
Meltona
Kerseys
T. F. Woods