New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
SAP|RO NOW TAXES
 MORE ACTIVE PART
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against every ncwspaprr publisher ol all letters written hy irrcsponsi ule persons.
 Tn" senator wandered away from the declaration and Mir. Gallagher got a reJIhc from tn" court when. |. naming seated, he sought 10 bring the defense attorney back into the field covered by the formal allegations in the suit
 T desire no controversy with counsel" hoomod Senator Reed.
 "CoUns,l first will rise 10 his feet, then address his remarks to the court" ruled Judge Raymond.
 Very we'll. sir" replied Gallagher
 "Ncry we'll" boomol Senator Reed.
 saplro got back into the trial as an attorney when he saved Gal lagher's voice by some more cXten- siyc reading.
 Tho trial was dragging again but tho SD spectators held their seats hoping something might happen, and the outside lobby again had 200 or so waiting for the seats there was no hope Of getting.
 Gallagher dropped his previous air Of difference towards Senator Reed and assailod Reed for getting outside the evidence in his opening statement several days ago, The plaintiff has been smarting under the senator's remarks ever since. and losirous Of answering them. His first opportunity previously was con- sidored to he some five weeks or so away on rvhuttal.
 Senator Reed took exception 10 C;al!aghcr's remarks and arose to combat them but Gallagher replied that he simply had intended to stat. that the senator had not wandered intentionally.
 Senator Reed sat down with muttered "Oh. well. it's just mat ter of q difference in judgment. ] see"
 Drop Many Allegations
 EIisiou Of approximately one third Of the If specific allegations of libel in Sapiro's suit against Henry Ford was determined upon overnight.
 They Will bc cut ont in compli- ancr with Federal Judge Fred M. R1ymond's s suggestion that Saplros declaration in the suit was lnsutfl- cicnt in many respects and too in volved 10 be comprohcnded readily by the average juror
 William Henry Gallagher and Sa- piro worked far into the night de- tcrmining uTan upward of two score of the minor allegations which could be eliminated without hurting their case.
 Gallagher could not get tn" ardu- ous task completed but he said he would file it before the end of the week. No time limit was set by Judge Raymond.
 I, developed that in one of the wordy wrangles yesterday GalIa- gher informed tho court that he in tended to prove that r. l.. Black, business manager of the Ford" cl Dearborn Independent. perused Walton Petect's citation of alleged libel, and threw up his hands with the exclamation: "Wcll. if the rest are as bad as this -
 pctcct then secretary of the na- tional council Of the cooperative market association also warned the officers Of the Independent that ar ticlcs attacking Sapiro, were libel lous. Gallagher told the court.
 With William J. Cameron, editor of the Independent. on the witness stand, Gallagher sought to bring out through him that Black had report ed such a conversation with Peteet.
 In a long argument to Judg" Raymond. Gallagher admitted that he had set forth a hypothetical cas" when he described the alleged Hlack-pctoct conversation, but re- asserted the condition in different phrasing. with the further assertion that it would be proven.
 Examination of Cameron nearcd it's end today. He took the witness stand last Friday, the first to testi- fy in the case. Gallagher said h" in tended to finish with the editor by noon today and call Black, the h. dependents business manager.
 After that he intended to call Mr. Ford, possibly Friday.