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June 15, 1934
The Hardin Tribune Herald
Hardin, Big Horn County, Montana
What is this article about?
Harry Miller appeals his grand larceny conviction in Garfield County, Montana, for allegedly stealing a mare from Henry J. Behmerwold. He claims he traded for it with Behmerwold's son, but was found guilty by a jury. Respondent's brief filed by Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle.
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Respondent's Brief Is Filed by Nagle
Respondent's brief was filed a few days ago with the Montana supreme court by Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle's office in the case of Harry Miller, who is appealing from a conviction on a grand larceny charge in Garfield county.
Miller was accused of theft of a mare belonging to Henry J. Behmerwold. He alleges the animal was one of 20 sold by him to a horse buyer residing at Moore and shipped from Winnett to Trevor, Wis.
Miller admitted selling and shipping the mare, but contended he had obtained the animal from a son of Behmerwold by trading another horse for it. This was denied by the son, and Miller was found guilty by a jury.
Respondent's brief was filed a few days ago with the Montana supreme court by Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle's office in the case of Harry Miller, who is appealing from a conviction on a grand larceny charge in Garfield county.
Miller was accused of theft of a mare belonging to Henry J. Behmerwold. He alleges the animal was one of 20 sold by him to a horse buyer residing at Moore and shipped from Winnett to Trevor, Wis.
Miller admitted selling and shipping the mare, but contended he had obtained the animal from a son of Behmerwold by trading another horse for it. This was denied by the son, and Miller was found guilty by a jury.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Grand Larceny
Horse Theft
Court Appeal
Montana Supreme Court
What entities or persons were involved?
Harry Miller
Raymond T. Nagle
Henry J. Behmerwold
Where did it happen?
Garfield County, Montana
Story Details
Key Persons
Harry Miller
Raymond T. Nagle
Henry J. Behmerwold
Location
Garfield County, Montana
Story Details
Harry Miller convicted of grand larceny for theft of a mare; appeals to Montana Supreme Court claiming trade with victim's son; brief filed by AG Nagle.