Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-14
JUDGE JOHN F. COWAN MAKES Opening ADDRESS
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JUDGE JOHN F. COWAN MAKES Opening ADDRESS
have been called and the very first case pre-
done good deal of hustng
case this
specification Of charge
Thomas Oxendah Clifford
Corss of the
call attention the testimony that
will remember that he whole lot of testimony and
right door
Mr. Corss know showed on the witness sand
whole lot of time this and he also had time to
the public indignation meeting at Grand Forks
thought he testify to- and from
his testimony in his
thrown and
back and apologzed for
having talked too much
giving his testimony
opinions the bench even
OF inc supreme court you ne went o." Tue "eSs S'a an
the blame then when that letter dug with his
he back and told practically that wasn't
to blame at all in deciding the The facts Of that case was this
died. he
death attempt made to have him make WILL
the will good He attempted will what little property he
daughter all the of the children the
widow l quite family. This
the
Minnesota after nothing done
daughter possession land this
up to the title that There were several
This married and husband
possession and the administrator trying get this
might divided the heirs The
the land
tried title, Mr.. Coriss
Cors
belonged family
will steal
give family
could have been decided
There there and only
calculation they all knew and WE'LL while
Coriss in opinions
busy him
this waiting waiting
these
ana tna just as SHOWN by MS own ee never was
furnished instead with they took behind
back knew they trying fix and mighty glad
the family fix up instead of coming to to have settled
couldn't settle and could settle the facts that
these remained
except of these letters that Mr. Coss spoke talked
with him position he has told himself said
this letter. that this man Haes would not furnish the transcript because
he didn't believe he had all
You will remember the testimony oxendah he
this respect and will
was witness.
Now here the specification Sam Goldberg
single act in
life that has secured scraped for getting
something be thrown this Now here the might
we'll admit that there isn't law back at ALL and
throw myself hands this Have
heard the judges around this
taking pleaded guilty then sentence
him him and out the door?
that? Yes have Some the judges do that of the
method that that that
impeahable,
mpeah such Judge Pollock and Judge Tempeton
men Judge Kneeshaw
that but
going be fair this matter and the board
toward they toward will call House
and attend that business have time after time reports
where has pleaded guilty sentenced sentence
pended Judge him lecture said Now Man,
think
and especially of this cbre good has been
than by putting Jail thirty sixty
fnng him 5000 didn't hundred
burden right from the
the method that pursued the Goldberg When
Ramsey had number
vcions a confined JAIL
thing had at that Jail that would
modate eight people, according Jail There
eight the time Sam Goldberg slipped through
the meshes Of the these gentlemen contend wrongy
lawfully everything else charged
that Jail that intended for eight Goldberg
guilty then he changed his
guilty Goldberg today and him
will find ordinary little sheeny fellow that has attended
to raised family had the of
this William Anderson, who the table
that time and when Sam
did the
that Sam had family wife