Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-05-21 | Page 6 | Change Plea to Guilty; Released

V CHANGE PLEA TO GUILTY RELEASED James mc Nagle Naele and Ran R transients charged with tried to stretch tho the law to fit their convenience this Ihl morning In the tho city court wh when n they appeared bo- bo before tore bo-tore tore fore Judge D n TI Roberts Roberta Each ach ent entered r d a 0 plea of ot not guilty when the Iho chargo of V vagrancy as road They y then found that they would be lr compelled d to 10 remain In Jail until tomorrow before havIng n a trial I Nacle Nagle then mad made macic a stat statement ment to the court and said Judge Judco It Ir a can enn leave town ac 1 v will chance Our plea to guilty The court explained ed that hat If It a 0 aman aman man was Innocent Inno-ent there should be beno beno beno no plea pl of guilty entered d but the themen themen neil men still asked that hat the tha guilty pled plea be b substituted nut But jUdge e vv wasn't doIng anything declared Nagle just Ju t what hat sou aou ou are charged charge with sith answered time the judge rhen turning to the tho clerk ho he sale sala Lct It the plea pl of guilty b bA bd en- en entered cn I 1 Iho he two mien men agreed ed to tn leave Ogden Immediately Immediate and elvo gio the city a side wid Ide berth borth In the tho th future TIle court Imposed a sl sic til months jail sentence and then suspended s sentence long enough for the men mento mento mento to depart