The Coconino sun., 1921-08-19
TRIAL OF HARRY H. NASH
 FOR THE MURDER OF SCHWAB
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 had previously carried in his car, couldn't remember what the exorbit- ant price was nor how far Schwab had carried the man. Said Schwab had agreed the day before 70 carry him to Winslow for $2.50 or $3, Eut that it would be less if more than one pass enger went. Nash considered the above prices reasonable.
 Ddn't Have Assumed Name
 Nash told Mir. Gold that while in Flagstaff he went under his own name that he never went under any other name while here. Answering Mir. Colds rapid fire questions, he denied that on April 5, 1920, he got some articles at the Breen-Lewis drug store under the name of 'Tex Rickard;" that he had any rubber goods and toilet articles charged to Tex Rickard; that he stated then that he was em- ployed as a cowboy on the Morgan ranch 40 miles south of Flagstaff; that R. L. Neill, city marshal, took him into the Breen-Lewis store with ref erence to the purchase of the articles under the name of "Tex Rickard" that he (Nash) then told Mir. Lewis, manager of the store, that he was working for Morgan 40 miles south that his (Nash's) wife was sick and he wanted the goods; that he told Neill he was a cowboy actor, his wife &C., complished along the same lines, that he was a crack shot; that he asked Neill regarding the opening of 8 shooting gallery; that Neill told him there was no such person as L. c. Morgan, cowman, south of Flagstaff.
 Following recess for lunch, Nash was again on stand for cross -examin- ation. He denied shooting Sehwab ir the right ear while the latter was driving car or shooting him in the ear while he was lying down. Said after he shot Schwab first time, latter whirled, stepped toward him, with his gun again pointing at him. Said his own two shots were very close togeth- err about as fast as he could shoot.
 Let Schwab Lie There
 Nash asserted he never knew where his bullets hit Schwab until after his arrest he saw it in the paper. After falling, Schwab laid with shoulder forehead on ground. Didn't go near him to give first aid or see whether he was dead nor at all until half an hour later when he put him in car, Lot of blood on ground. Didn't cover it up. When he put body in car it was still warm and hadn't stiffened much.
 Driving back with the dead body, passed men working on road. Didn't tell them of shooting. Didn't occur to him.
 Asked if he didn't want to keep gun he said was Schwab's as evidence in his behalf in case of arrest, Nash said he did. Asked why then he had traded gun to Hobo" said q had left here then" Then said he SUD- posed was trading Hobo" the gun of same make and style he had just re- ceived in trade. Both were in same pocket in car.
 Nash denied that R. L. Neill had ever warned him against racing the engine of the Chandler car.
 Asked why he had cut off the first numeral on the license plate, Nash said he didn't know-had no purpose at all; intended to get license in Cheyenne. Denied that he did it to disguise number of license; then said he cut it off because he needed piece of tin.
 Was "fooling" with car on day and changed number of numeral of motor from to 8. Said he did it to disguise it. Didn't tell Freeman that number was changed when he sold him the car, the number going into the bill of sale with the 2 as an 8. Never heard of anyone named Clayton Robbins (whom he said after his arrest was the man of whom he bought the Chandler carl
 Said as far as he could tell tho things taken from the old well witt Schwab were all that he had put there Denied having taken the money, pen cils, memorandum book or fountain pen from Schwab's pockets or looking into his pockets at all. Denied seeing m0uth-wash, shaving materials oI toilet articles in the suitcase oi Schwab's that he burned.
 Nash verified thu. essential points 1T his confession, made in January last year and exclusively published in The Sun at that time.
 Deputy Sheriff Ramos and Manue Jojala, both of Gallup, were called in. to the courtroom. Nash was asked il he knew them. He did know Ramos but didn't recognize the other man who, it is said, worked with Mash when the latter was working for g transfer company in Gallup.
 Peck Didn't Hear It
 Nash was excused and Albert Peck former partner of Joe Bender in the Shamrock Taxi Co.,, was called. SaiC as far as he could remember the first time he ever saw Nash was at the jai here after the latter's arrest. Hat never heard Nash tell Bender about car Nash intended buying. Couldn't remember talking over any such oc' c,lrrepca with Raudpr afteryard Or