Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-31
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in touch with Sheriff Ortlip. The latter
informed him that the convicted men
would have to go to Jail unless an ap-
peal to the United States Supreme Court
was made.
Counsel for tho convicted men we're
in a ouandary. They hesitated as to
whether it would be advisable to make
such an appeal Mr. Coognn. got in
touch with District Attorney Wade, and
the latter allowed him two days in
which to reach a decision.
Should the appeal b. taken tho men
will have an extra extension ot liberty
pending decision on the appeal
State Court Denied Appeal
. The Supreme Court ended the liti
CATION in which they became involved,
following the murder q! Arung petec.
tive George Eppley. in tho Fifth ward,
! in September, 1917. when It d"nied
their appeal for a new trial.
The only possible appcal now left
to the men is to the United States Su-
nreme Court To carry the case there
the attorney for the defense must show
that the constitutional rlshtS 'i MS
clients were denied.
The men VINO will 20 - Jail with
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NioS a"i'uIiu' potroIr,or
s,,'t 1i, a,,.i. L,rl,,a, and
,H,n1, tia,!d a5,.S ,,,,,.o robn Nirt.
aet.. ISchar.,oI .fr.',. ,ho f,r,o and
rnnnnel Trom WIN rcsi,rcd ,o become
q baker.
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sudderIv scvoroI week. oro NV thc ..roct
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up 10 my "''''"'H "' >"'"' ''
'he SUTTON mouse
Feldman Rlamss Politics
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non "her' Il" Is Sla'i"h"n. 'n'nN'
thousn' II we 'o"!u G'' " TAN ''n' we
"ouId al oe acquitted /
1T is significant that nine out of the
twelve witnesses who appeared against .
US at the trial have sine" been arrested
and convicted of crimes ranging from
pocket picking to highway robbery.
1T was politics got me. | know In
all nv career as n patrolman 7 had had
a cent for assessment or club dues, but
politics was my downfall. lust the
same
Wirtschafter was informed Of the de-
cision in his home at 233 Monroe
street.
whats that he demanded as his
w'ie ana several 'hlldr'h crowded to
tne ooor pehind MIN Refused the
appeal ! can ocheve 1t. There must
oe hlgher court we can appeal TO.
IL set ID touch with my attorney right
away. I
ny say No continued. II don't
want 10 go TO jail now | just started
IN the printing business for myself, and
tne thing was going hne. 1t certainly
seems hard.
but m not going to give m with
out night, 1t there is any chance TO
go higher. my ease is going. he said
energetlcaily.
Uram and Hayden were found outside
the baker shop Of tram's father at 800
South street. Both were sitting with
their heads in their hands. whispering
to each other, in an effort at "onsoa
See, Billy Gray. ram replied .