Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-05-14 | Page 3 | G. O. P. Leaders May Face New Charges

G. G I O 0 1 p P. P LEADERS S M Mf MAY f FACE GE NEW GH LINCOLN Neb May 14 W Rob P Rob Robert Robett ert t Van Pelt assistant United d States district attorney said today that ne new perjury indictments would be sought sough a against George W V. Norris former Nc Nc- braska grocer and Victor Seymour Republican leader His Ills announcement followed a a. nil rul trig Ing of ot Federal Judge T. T C. C Munger yesterday that Indictments charging them with perjury In connection with their testimony before the senates senate's sen sen- senates senate's n. n ates ate's campaign funds investigation committee failed to spec specify the ma ma- of the defendants defendants' answers and dismissed them Judge Munger however cr favored the senate bod body b by ruling that the thc Investigators had suf sur sufficient suf- suf authority to conduct the in In- The orl original indictments were based upon testimony given by Nor Nor- ris to the senate group In which he said he entered the thc race of or his own accord Seymour denied having anything any any- thIng hing to do with the campaign Later W. W M. M Stebbins then state treasurer and a a. candidate for tor the senatorial nomination testified he gave save Stebbins Stebbins Steb bins a Libert Liberty bond for the grocer grocer grocer gro gro- and that he paid the grocers grocer's fling Ill fil Ing ng tee fee