The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30


M0SINIO III
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80
49,, e,fiify now.
e.ts Sonnsel Tor GaIonas, beHevi1g that;
rbs cont might not sustain this new
CONVECTION. moved for new trial
~ defermined 10 Try out this theory
IN he law alone. He made his argu-a
2r,anfs He pleaded the treaty pc
4g.aen Greece and the United States
- a reason Why Galonas could not.
10 convicted on sucn charge Judge
:. a Geiger sustained the jury yer
DICT Con- had won again aan, NOV t,1St
before a jury, but before a co s,lE-
Last of all on the list came the 80
against the Reverend Jane = - -.
nsrneu. Kenosha,s marrT1nS pas
80 80 =. The story Of this man, and the
three women he brought into MS ,l1les
Rrfi Soper, Ethel Spurgeon and 5Doi
Is vaughn. is TOO fresh 20 neeo
s4e1l;n~Z But back Of this conysct:on
is a Story that has never been 7uils
+oI,J
indicted Oh eight
-. = TIVE firs, four charged him
80. --.esnorfinx Ruth Soper from
lc :, -. :. s1inn 10 Chicago, Ill The
1900 ~ or-t fonr cfarged him with trans
sesoao 10 yrou Chicago: H., TO
pot IinS 1,,s.s a11ered transportation
-. o,.a+on1a to Chicago brought
1... ~. +be Jurisdiction of the fed
-, S...l,ls.;+Iee 81 Illinois. They did
eIai $3.50, c;hicaro newspaper
- gesio,Sa1i +J,,+ the authorities there
.ss;.+as that Darnelrs; marriages
i U.s.. s...s. ~. etoIv 40 complicated
We -. .,nsrentlyf so hard to dis
49, +,,,+ convicrion could not be
1aS, 81, u, srvsevent: they did not.
80 ~, Holder the Mann act vso-
iN'a.. na.,., - +-ied in any district
L latos t1-h,.J, +i,e-4rain on which he
III tets..,.r,1- -,.Seee The Milwaukee
$50 :. ec,,tor seized noon this
t1S..ae - soing r,e41t to the heart of
t1,a csee thar had been passed up" In
l 1as Sase 1900 hin, ON four counts
S1.asss.. e,,ortation Of Ruth Sop
80 - -. o,,,.+r,,,,a To +l1e Windy City
"a -, +;s-14s- t}1f met he brought
10 s ~ c,,,r+s charging the trans
-. 49,, 4ror, Chicago to Kenosha
| po " ee'e w. ,r6e- DarneT Case.
-.,,elj the country for his evil
se.sx = JCi+nesses we're brought on
sle..s So ':,tinnesota Illinois. Indiana,
NrSrSIP
1ssa f-o,,1 she, time he was. a student
- ca ., s5spread open ike a
iea,as- P,1Sb Soners elected TO fight for.
~ sccneed man. thereby making
f-s+t,ss sase1olI the harder 70 win. And
PS,4s, So Son, zl,e-'it said. fought we'll.
1900 I'D NI5lwankees atrorneys one
- toner N for many wears pros
a. attorney In Illinois. fought for
TsrnaII.s freedom
WE sWban +i,e evidence was all in. Cor
e,,,,,I,oar nm an . sneech admitted by,
s+.o,,, eye ~ bt, one of the most mast
a,.Ys ever delivered IN a milwaukee
so,-rr ,-oom The iury retired and at
@er 1snnroyrimarelv- one hour and TWEEN
~, nnin11fes. of ac1uaI deIiberation. re-
+1,rne5 . .yerdict finding DarneIl guilty
al e;eSf,+ Counts sincluding those
fo,,1 lS,,arginr TRANSPORTATION to Chi
600 =
the s+o,-v Of the local United States
distric+ aftorney,s conventions. argued
=. iene+h With fellow nrosecutine of
, 5cers that the Transformation need
not he. an common carrier is an; in
teresrine story INT II cannot he told
IN deraii here Even so distinguishea
a nrosecufor~as former united States
D1s4ric4 at4ornev wtlkerson Of Chit
capos tisssented from Gon.s positfon.
mi eventuaIly. when The supreme
court passed case involving it: Mr..
s 80 s
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