Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-12-29 | Page 8 | Sudden Suspension of Night Rider Cases |

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Date	1908-12-29
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
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Article Title	Sudden Suspension of Night Rider Cases
Type	article
Date	1908-12-29
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Page	8
OCR Text	Show SUDDEN SUSPENSION OF NIGHT RIDER CASES UNION CITY. Tenn.. Dec. '2?. The sudden illness of Arthur Cloar. ono of the defendants In the night rider cases, caused a suspension of the trial this afternoon. aft-ernoon. The state had completed its testimony tes-timony and had rested. "Bud" Morris and Sam Apploga.te. both defendants, testified and denied, any connection con-nection with the night riders. The defense laid tho foundation for an alibi and proposes to put all the defendants defend-ants on the stand and corroborate their testimony by members of their families. When asking for an adjournment on account ac-count of Cloar's Illness, the defense promised to bo ready to resume tomorrow.
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