DEAD MAN’S NAME
CONSPIRACY CASE,
LIE WAS INNOCENT.”
LONDON, Nov. 18
The “Daily Nows” states that five dock foreman, charged in connection with the £30,000 conspiracy case at Liverpool have been acquitted. The case concerns the alleged illegal disposal of palpi kernels belonging to a shipping company. A father and son named Smith are beinc tried on a similar charge. The son, after collapsing in the box. recovered sufficiently to be examined. ' , , , The fa (.her exclaimed, at one stage of the trial: “I am here to prove that Cantain ' Largo Was innocent, and I will do it! ’ T Mr. Justice Acton: Captain Lar fa -e Ts no longer before this tribunal, '“No,” said Smith, “but his pooplo are.” , The case was adjourned. ,
Captain Large was foundv.cfead the previous day on a railway line. He left a letter indicating that he intended taking his life, and making certain admissions, of having done un scrupulous things.”
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10260, 2 December 1926, Page 5
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