COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
b aCAireiiAUGHTER CHARGE. i TAXI-CAB FATALITY. * After a hearing extending over three " days the Pelice Court proceedings in the , charge Of manslaughter brought) againet I a taxi-driver, Russell Bedford Graham '. (Mr. Mays), his car having knocked ' down a ten-ye»r-old girl, Madge Cooper. whose death followed on the accident, concluded before Mr. J. E. Wilson, P.M.. , yesterday. The accused was committed for trial to the Supreme Court, Wilson remarking that the case was one for & jufy- On Mr. Wilson's decision being announced the accused broke down. Bail was allowed for £200.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 23, 28 January 1922, Page 7
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