Nogales international., 1931-09-23
Marshall Trial
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Later Marshall said", Mrs Nor
shall testified, Mrs. Seymour is 8
woman without a conscience anC
very ungrateful. I wish Mrs. Sey-
mour had never come into this house
I knew she was putting it over on
you"
II remember, said Mrs. Marshall
''that he put double bed in back
room of one of our storerooms in
1924 and tackled the curtains down,
three blocks from the Marshall
home
II was in terror of Mr.. Marshall
continually from the time first
knew I was being poisoned. One
night didn't dare go to sleep for
felt he was watching me. feared
he might shoot me or give me poiS-
on. would get up and cough to let
him know I was awake.
Hears PrOwler
"One night I heard a prowler in
our yard and I felt perhaps Mr..
Marshall had hired him to finish
up the work, get rid of me-"
Then she told of getting Herb
Drachman to buy her a gun and
later of getting the telegram from
Chicago saying she was being poi
soned.
The last SIX years they did not
live as husband and wife, she said.
On the Saturday night before the
shooting Marshall told her he be-
lieved she was insane, and every
morning bafore the shooting he
said something about finishing the
job. He came to my cot and sat
down on the edge of it. With his
finger on my forehead he said:
How wrinkled you are, and "I
owe a debt of gratitude to your re-
latiyes for what they have done for
me-.
On cross examination by Attorney
Arthur La Prade, Mrs. Marshall
Sa ID she was not worth $75O,00O,
nor one half of that, and that
since locating in Tucson she has
financed building IS houses at an
average price of $4,000 each and
had loaned money on mortgages.
Marshall, she said, was not a busi-
ness man.
Marshall Reformer
Her husband, she said, was inter-
ssted in reform work for three years
and Travelled a good deal during
hat time in Arizona and other
states.
1--WE had planned, she sad,
that all our money was to go to
charity. She said she has not paid
ncome tax for several years. Her
husband, she testified, was five
'ears her junior.
She said Mrs. Seymour always
ienied she had intimate relations
With Mr.. Marshall, and she (Mrs.
NarshalD denied she was ever jeal-
,us of Marshall.
"If a man wrongs his wife in a
moral way she should have pa
ience", said Mrs. Marshall.
Fears Mrs. Seymour
She said she has not seen Mrs.
seymour since she was discharged
n January and that even now she
ears Mrs. Seymour. She declared
he considers Mrs. Seymour a beau
iful woman
st have no recollections of telling
Dr. Van Horn that I didn't intend
o kill Mr. Marshall" Mrs. Mar
hall testified.
Mondays Session
On cross examination Monday
morning Mrs. Marshall told of Mr..
drawing will wherein he
eft all his money to the Marshall
Foundation. The will is now being
orobated in court at Tucson.
Speaking of the night OF the
shooting, Mrs. Marshall said Mr.. y
went to bed about 10 o.
,lock, he didn't kiss her goodnight,
n fact, had never kissed her after
she discovered the second case of
poisoning.
ct do not remember of reaching
,or a gun that night, or whether
;he safety was on or off. was not
conscious of walking at all as I
vent for the gun"
She answered don't know when
questioned: Was Mr. Marshall ly-
ng on his back, how many shots
we're fired, did you see any shots
nit his body? She said the whole
shooting was "an a blank.
'You must have shot Mr.. Mar