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s.id +hoa ba sow Mr. Noonan between
November % and December 2 on wash
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tell Mr. Manning that he wanted to see
him,
..yon knew asked Jrdge Noonan in
cross-examination. "that Mr.. Noonan
wanted to see Mr. Manning about the
Polack's case?v
eyes. sir.
"And YOU knew that the Pole had been
arraigned in court?''
yes"
..To the best of your recollection it was
Monday November 20. when you saw
Mr.. Noonan?"
yes
"And the Pole was arraigned on the
Thursday before that?''
Yes"
DO you know whether Mr. Noonan
saw Mr.. Manning the following morn
ing?"
"I do, yes, but only from hearsay.'
THAT will do,'' said Judge Garretson.
James Mckenzie Court House reporter
for the Evening Journal" who was
present with Managing Editor Rappleye
in Browns saloon on December g. after
the alleged payment of $500 to Mr.. Moo
nan in Mr.. Simpsons office, was the next
witness. He corroborated the statements
of his manag ging editor.
Several days before the publication of
4l,-. sTo tiolQ VOL
the office of Mr. Joseph M. Noonan and
obtain a photograph ?o asked Mr. Speef
ON cross-examination.
YES"
And did you not go to Mr.. Simpson
and get his photograph, too, before De-
cember IL, the time OF the pupllcatlon
of the Journal article?'
Yes"
The States counsel objected to this line
of cross-examination and the Court sus-
tanned them
Nothing more, said MI Speer.
W. J. Doll, also member of the Jour
nails" reportorial staff, came next, and
he said that he was in the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions. to cover the Bosczkowski
case for the Journal" He also de
scribed AN interview he had with Mr..
Simpson, who informed him on December
that he (AIr. Simpson, had been retain
ed some days before as counsel for
Bosczkowski Witness repeated the pro-
ceedings in court which have already
been published.
County Clerk Fisher was the next wit
ness. and he produced the Indictment of
Nickoddne Bosczkowski found at the Sep
tember term. and the minutes of Quarter
Sessions and Oyer and Terminer, in
which appeared entries pertaining to the
case
Iudge Hoffman Objected to the indict
,,on+ haino offered on the ground that
the -cantion of the indictment showed the
j., ,7ix,+ mont 10 he nresented in over and
rarn,iner instead of Ol1arter Sessions of
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