State v. Frazee
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to Circuit Court, Mineral County. Charles Frazee was convicted of a violation of the state prohibition law, and he brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Lynoh, Judge:
In traveling as a passenger on a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad train from Cumberland, Maryland, to Oakland in the same state, defendant passed through part of the state of West Virginia. Between Cumberland and Keyser, West Virginia, the latter being the first station stop after Cumberland, the conductor in charge of the train was unable to obtain from defendant any information as to his destination or procure payment of his fare. Because defendant was intoxicated at the time, the conductor upon reaching Keyser caused a policeman to remove him from the train, and with him the suit…
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