Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-10-07 | Page 7 | Former Broker Denies Charges in Bank Action

FORMER BROKER DEIS CHARGES INBKTIOf! Milton D. Joseph to Tet Case by Supreme Court Move ; Three Sentenced to Terms in State Prison Three, men were sentenced to serve Indeterminate terms In the state prison by Judge Kphralm Hanson In the criminal division of the district court today. They were James 'Goodwin, 'Good-win, negro, recently convicted of a statutory offense agalnat a white woman; James R, McCormlck, who pleaded guilty to a bad check charge, and Walter K. Burleson, who pleaded guilty to burglary. vty and George Norton, bound over to the district dis-trict court for violations of tha narcotic nar-cotic lawa, pleaded guilty and were sentenced to serve ninety-day terms In the county Jail. Milton D. Joseph, extradited from Florida for the alleged emhesxlenicnt of $54,000 from the Continental National Na-tional bank eiaht years ago, entered a plea of not guilty to the charges against him. Attorney Thom"s Ramage, appearing appear-ing for Joseph, declared that he would make application to the supreme court fur a writ of habeas corpus to determine deter-mine whether the courts have Jurisdiction Juris-diction In the case. Ha mage contends that the Information against Joseph was not filed within the time provided by law and that the prosecution la not legal. The case will not be set for trial until the supreme court rules. riea of not guilty were entered by O. La, DrigR-s, grand larceny; William Hoxmd, statutory offense; Frank Hurna. robbery, and Frank Wanlesa, i charged with Issuing a worthless check.