Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25


very brirI ~ ihnnted ar. Fitna
many MANY times ana said ~ ao.
prociate otpry word you say and ail
YOU have dome
cross-eSaminod br Sir Marshall.
the witness was 1utried us to hls ln-
tent iu makin4 tht eu Mr sfareh-
field ohioeted This precipiiated T.
wrauelu in which Judges and stra-
tors Joined
~ have grave donhls" said Judge
lliacock, 'as 90 the admission of that
evidence, bat ; have no ohinctlon a.
admitting it 81 we reserve tho urht
20 decide @ at tho end ~ tee triai
Senator brown objected mot Zone
violation leads to another" ANA sur-
gested that ne vote he taken nt once
Mr. Marshall then Withdrew hls
question. Mt sianohfeid objected
60 the withdrawn and made plea
for immediate decision
The wraneio nnallg was closed by
the presiding judge. who said ne
would look further into the law be-
fore rendering "a finul epinion. Elkus
wac then excused without auswarlne
the question
Webb Floyd president of the Mu-
tual Trust Co.. who took lhc stand
after SIR Elkus had been excused.
was questioned CONCERNING tho ac-
count ~ Louis A. Sireekv. Governor
Sulzers campaign secretary
The account. lhr witness said. waa
opened in August 1919. with "a De-
posit of sf2a. Between October and
December the total deposits
amoauied 90 Si4.e6g. Thc balance on
ocee'tDer gi WAS SiNg one of the
deposits wos the schiff check Of
s2.500.
Attorney slauchncld ANNOUNCED
that counsel for the managers had
tried unsuccessfuiiY o. locate snrorky.
lie Thought that the governors coun-
sol kneW where he WAS ana ne
asked Chat Juaee Herrick inform him
as go the whereabouts 81 Sareekv
ard ~ Frederick T. ColWeli
My Information is ,hnt the man
nsffF made no effort to nud Mr
SarerlA. renlled Hfrriclt "ns has.
pecn iu thlH ciiv ana hsa advertised
hih whereabouts We expect 10 have
him here ns witness 40 not
know of Mr Colwelra whereabouts
pug We expect him also Us witness
'Wil Nnu endsaNnr tn have them,
here hy tomorrow or Mondayqr nsked
Mr.. Snnehupid
con that viii confer with mv ae-
aoclbtca replied air. ucrriek
These transactions hundred ar
more in number" continued Mr.
sianchheid, constituted common
hfucmc. "a uctlen GOA fho part or tho
q. H.. II
Huuoua and conceal others con-
cedc ihat thc failure to report one
mlRnl nav" hcen an accidents Two
coincidence lut 90 fNi Go account for
a hundred s crime"
Presiding Judge cullen then ren-
dered e. long opinion on tho question
at the conclusion of which he an
nonneed be- would oYcrruie the mo-
iiun and suomif 20 to vote OF the.
court
Tine presiding judge said that r the
nrcseut case We're p criminal trial he
would bt disposed to exclude evidence
on tno charsos not specified ia tho
indictments
This case, however, ne snid.
should he construed with ereater iai
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