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Page 113
... passed up their opportunity to cross - exam- ine Mrs. Louise Bauer , widow of the victim , and the prosecution waived cross - examination of Mrs. Alice Zenge , the aged mother of the defendant . The lawyers were unwilling to undergo the ...
... passed up their opportunity to cross - exam- ine Mrs. Louise Bauer , widow of the victim , and the prosecution waived cross - examination of Mrs. Alice Zenge , the aged mother of the defendant . The lawyers were unwilling to undergo the ...
Page 118
... passed by in time to have complete view of the accident . They were able to tell the jury glibly that the defendant was the cause of it all . Stung by the size of the verdict , the defendant's insurance company launched a thorough ...
... passed by in time to have complete view of the accident . They were able to tell the jury glibly that the defendant was the cause of it all . Stung by the size of the verdict , the defendant's insurance company launched a thorough ...
Page 170
... passed upon your conduct while your claim was under discus- sion in the House of Representatives ? A. Yes , I was criticised . Q. Unjustly ? A. Yes , of course . Q. But the end of it all was the rejection of the claim , was it not ? A ...
... passed upon your conduct while your claim was under discus- sion in the House of Representatives ? A. Yes , I was criticised . Q. Unjustly ? A. Yes , of course . Q. But the end of it all was the rejection of the claim , was it not ? A ...
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