The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
NSON RELEASED on $4,000
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said. When asked as to whether
recognized the occupants of other
fs during the crowding in front Of
Crockett Grocery. Mrs. Dees as
ted that she did not, but paid par
llar attention TO the car in which
n Noy was riding.
Points Out Defendant
Quite a stir was created in the
nrt room during Mrs. Dees' testi-
ny, particularly at one point during
ich she pointed her finger at Van
", seated between his attorneys,
declared, That's him there now,
Ice then"
4. w. Temple was the only witness
% testified that he had seen John
driving the car the night of the
tident. Hee stated that he saw
hnson and Van Noy getting into
roadster in front of the Palace
BINS between $3.50 and 1880 p. III.
hnson was driving he said, and when
car started, it backed away from
curb as fast as "a car possibly
|lld. and just like an aeroplane,
hded west on Broadway. The men
IRE drinking, said Temple, and it
IS hard to tell which was the drunk
Temple testified that he left the
tel Immediately after and went to
"calaboose," referring to the police
ktion 1t was there that he learned
the accident Immediately upon his
rival
Ray Peterson, testified that while
hiding at the corner Of Main and
streets, northwest, on the night Of
2 accident, he saw a roadster drive
which he believed contained John
n and Van Noy. They were headed
est and going at rapid rate Of
eed. One of thu men was crouched
|wn in the seat. Petersen was un-
le to state which of the men was
wing. The car passed the corner
out 9:45, said Petersen.
Mrs. Murray the next witness call
testified @that she had seen the
hchine hit the victims, but was un-
le TO state any details regarding the
|cupants of the car, etc.
The county attorneys force announce
that the state rested immediately
lowing Mrs. Murray's testimony.
torneys for defendant Johnson then
He'd their witnesses.
Witnesses For Johnson Testify
"A. ]. Lowe, member of the Ardmore
lice force, testified that he had seen
hnson at the Imperial Cafe on the
ht Of the accident, and also saw
b Noy drive off from that place in
roadster. He said that johnson
& the cafe before he Lowe did.
I'VE admitted when questioned by
lorney Brown that Van Noy would
We had plenty of time 10 pick up
hnson between the time he saw Van
by leave and The time of the acci-
bit. a ripple Of laughter swept over
courtroom when Lowe replied that
q really couldn't tell whether Van
W and Johnson were drinking or
T. at the time he saw them.
Van NOy in Car Alone
Nal Tanner, who gave. his occupa.
n as driller, was the next witness
led. He testified that he saw Van
and johnson at the Imperial Cafe
u Friday night AT about 1000
lock. He stated that he saw John
and some one else come out Of the
IL as he was entering and that
+ men headed north on Washing
b street. Van Noy was still eating
hen Johnson left After he finished
ited Tanner. Van Noy entered the
h and drove south ON Washington
rect alone. Tanner asserted that
pliceman Lowe had asked him who
hnson and Van Noy were the day
lowing the accident.
IN. II. T.. Lucas corroboratcd Tan
~ testimony regarding Van NoS
tcying the ear alone and heading
gjh.
OH Drl!lrr Testifics
ll,r'crt Brunwin. drillcr working in
foN oil field. testified that How
i Murray anothcr oil field worker
Il hc were walking hN the lmpcria
e. when they saw Johnson talking
Policeman Love. and went in
nkiWs something was wrong. To
"c' wi.h Iohnfo1, stated BIunwin
Trio went To- ~ rulacc rooms
n'ro they talked '"r an hour.
lTuw sl;,' i"l hr didn't So,