The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-20
on the Stand
In Keene White
Slave Case
Dora Jenkins Tells Her Story
to the Jury. Draws Sketch
of Ranch House to Illustrate
it.
VERDICT
FREES BANK H

Richard Frank Keen. 1 silver City
e'ugNmIu. was placed nu TRIAL TODAY
before judge pope jury 500 tho
federal court. charged with "a FIoiJ-
''u al tne Mama act This afternoon
he was faced from rhc aitrFss box
"a, 'ha complainant. Miss Dora Icna
us. oI Washington.
IN, rrl and Kccne are cousins
According to her allegat.on- 30 wrote
tu hs. arranging for her coming Go
The ranch. ostcnsibit ta keep house
ana Goo care for his mother AZ thHt
tmo she was workina .u o. depart
m'n' store in Washington
she made the uup ro silver Citv
where Ke,nc met her She tllcgcs
tslf Dec Wistrcated her at the r1n-h.
and sept her o. virtual prisoner until
s0i18g ara ouportuui, poo escape sn"
Hed 'o SILVER city. whore sh" told h'I
story. Two othcr, brothers liNc W
SILVER City.
Tine Occurrences are alleged 90 have
flk.l place last Auaust.
TIN, utse was Called Bon The middle
1f Ono forenoon today after mother
a-o was disposed n. Tho .1iI"w.n-
jug was imptuelI,j.
Harry J.. johnson. Lee Hamilton,
Torlfio Gsllcaos. W. A. CraI- N g.
Lawrence HARRY Bond. frdIH
Martinez. b. J C.IIeer. r Cd uegmn.
t W. -.rIHH. FIIuO Ns.eeT Hf'
D. ~oheer.
Tire first witness was Currs.1
IyrkIas ut silver CITY ca Dttti"wHni
brother oi tho ,omulaiuHut Hg .den-
ur,i a. letter ,rl Go his -..t,. a
ke,uc regarding her coming in me
k..ur ranch
Tb, .ifl was 81. .ru after her broth
a.. and then court adjourned Tor
lunch.
Wn,n Ic. .uv,ned Mls- Jcn-
s. U- uepHu tp nt. her atort ta tnt
i1r iIar 60 questions rH
bt United States District At'urur'
Bufarlrt wer, Imposed and t.ry..
A.. nis request sH. skotghed rNi'iI
ard denly 10 r'an 90 the ranch house
tu make clear certain points u Dor
I trstfupuN.
The defense be- uaI1g conducted as
Matt Fowler. .. silver 'it5 Fup
Judge g. a. NaaU. uf this sltH. Assoc
,ia'td with Omitted states Dlstr.0. At
tornag Summers ButShart n ih'
I prosecution ia ASH slant United states
I District Attorurt 30. g Coor- Jl
ON motion ug uited states hts-
Itr.t summers HIrkhart b case
aranst John o. Fuueid. cashier "i
the d,rinrt state Nutiona osns ''
Aftea.a. came to t. rnd THIS morning.
HT Hurbhlrt moved thut b l"if
boz, Instructed Oh. r,turn @ terdl.i ".
NOT guilty. Hhch Fos done.
Euui,Id was .1Hrgeu with mahiI.
falls, entries lu a report tu tuo ."Inp-
/ %troiler af the .~.rrenHv. UhI.u were
aIee,d to buya concealed p'i-"r.
INablutiss rh, .russsutI"u -.'TIru
Offering ifs to-t rHuy ye-terdhf Hn'
To-day the deffu expected .o bean
lts rlsr
Mr. Rurkh8rt decided on th, cuur-'
followed Hnsr consultation .a-.
Night with he uk examine The
latter had uo HrHof ui ~Ur'HEi".na
sufficient to warrant p~ruc'edIua V.if
the ease
Under the statute of uauds 81
would have nr,U necessary fHr in'
government, .r IMPORTANT points D."
VOWED. tg harr introduced Hritri
testimony AZ Enfield, De- all'Fri
failed n certain transactions io r
port. but thu blessed omission ul
the matter oufsd the lhw. the stat
fts ~roNvriue ouIt an attual false
entry.
In other items Included in Oh
charges "a was .Wuuesihlo ior th'
government to naw Thar thrrr ga
any intent to d,lmud ouo stem
was said aneraards. the go,crnmcn
was prepared in carry through b1
II was feit that that did NOT aArrnu
asking "a Jury fH convict under 81
serious an indictment as that ini
n~Ealnst tho defendant
Mr. Enneld = said to have dls
charged tho obligations a. tho nsn|
which figured in she case