Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-15
FIVE YEARS FOR
Stealing FORD Gar
JUDGE STILES PRESIDING OVER
DECEMBER TERM OF DELA-
WARE DISTRICT COURT
! MANY CASES ARE DISMISSED.
Jury VIII Appear on Thursday, and
Trial Of Cases viii be Commenced.
Many Entries made by Court.

the Delaware District court, opening
the term on Monday. One Of the first
cases to be called to the attention Of
the court on Monday was that OF the
State Of Iowa VS.. William Ayers. Mr..
Ayers appeared in court and pleaded
guilty to the charge of stealing an
automobile belonging to a young farm
er east Of Ryan. and driving the
machine to Cedar Rapids, where he
attempted to dispose of the same. It
appears that Ayers and his wife, who
was formerly Mrs. Appleby, Of this
city, had parted, and that Mrs Ayers
was living with her former husband
in Central City. Ayers took the car
and drove to Central City and there
4 he was Joined in the trip to Cedar
Rapids by his wife. After entering q
plea Of guilty Judge Stiles sentenced
him to a term Of imprisonment in the
penitentiary at TT. Madison. The term
Of imprisonment is not to exceed five
years.
The trial jury has been summoned
to appear ON Thursday morning, at
which time 1t Is expected that trial
Of cases will be commenced.
Judge Stiles made the following as
signments on Monday:
Thursday, Decenber 18th.
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Jas. A. Hayes VS. Peter Mcclure. Dis
missed.
The Sammies Banking and Investment
Co. VS. Henry Goodhile. Defendant
given 30 days to plead.
G. Il. Robinson vs. Chas. A. Tilp. Dis
missed. Costs paid.
Clark Abrams VS. Henry Reth. De-
fendant granted ten days to plead
Geo. Kelknap VS. Emmet Huey. De-
fendant granted thirty days to plead
Delhi Savings Bank VS. D. T. Broers.
Defendant granted ten days to plead
VIM. H. Powell VS. Ellen Powell.