Herald-Republican Publishing Co. v. Lewis
Utah Supreme Court
CeetioRARI by the Herald-Republican Publishing Company and others to T. D. Lewis, District Judge of Salt Lake County, to review a judgment of conviction of contempt.
1Opinion of the CourtSte-Adp, J.
We are asked to review on certiorari a record of the district court involving proceedings wherein the plaintiffs, the petitioners, were adjudged guilty of contempt; and to annul the judgment of conviction.
James Hays, alias Thomas Riley, and Harry Thorne, were charged in the district court with the crime of murder, the killing of one Fassell. They had separate trials. Hays was tried first. The morning after the first day of the Hays trial, and on the 14th day of June, 1910, the Herald-Republican Publishing Company, engaged in publishing a newspaper at Salt Lake City, the place where such trial…
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