Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-05-16 | Page 9 | Damning Evidence Offered by State Against Maslich

DAMNING EVIDENCE OFFERED BY STATE AGAINST MASLICH A A. Accused Mans Man's s Alleged r Words Word orM Refuted by Watch E Expert i St Statements alleged to to o have hare ae been made by Steve Stevo Mas Maslich In answer to questions of ot police officials officials' and wrItten written written writ wrIt- ten by a stenographer shortly after his arrest were admitted ns as evidence nce yesterday yesterday yesterday yes yes- In trial for the murder of ot Marco which Is in in Judge Harold Stephens' Stephens division of ot the Third district court Maslich told told his examiners he ho had carried a watch Iby ti th the prosecution prosecution prose prose- cution to haVo hao bee been taken from Marco Lauss at th the tho time of 91 the m ler three and one half or four Cour years according to the tho statement Herbert f f formerly city detective city detective read tho the state state- ment At t a a. previous court session John r testified tho the watch In question ques tion did not le leave leTe Te tho the watch factory until after March tarch 12 12 1 1918 18 Is manager of the t factory tor shipping department de de- de- de and was vas was brought t from Elgin Ill to testify Court was adjourned at 1 p. p m. m and and no afternoon session was held Tes- Tes Testimony Testimony will be resumed at 10 a. a m. m Monda Monday Special permission W was given jurors to visit their homos or 01 businesses businesses busi busi- nesses neze afternoon under the caro care of deputies from the tho sheriffs sheriff's of- of fico Annie M Miller employed ed In R n sort sott drink establishment on W W. Seco Second d South street testified Marco LAUSS had purchased drinks In her e establishment and had paid for them with w paper mone money Previous testimony has been that Lauss carried a n large sum Bum of ot mone money In gold on his vernon person Contents of ot a n letter written by Maslich Mas Mas- lIch to Mary Man Massura after his trial started have havo not been introduced The letter has been translated from the Austrian and may be read rend by tho state torn tomorrow o v. v