Kahoun v. State

Charles F. Kahoun, as principal, and Frank Mazanec, as aider and abetter, were convicted of fraudulently writing into the Republican poll book the names of seventy persons alleged not to have voted in ward 13, precinct R, in the primary election held August 14, 1928, in Cuyahoga county. Error proceedings are prosecuted to this court seeking a reversal of such judgment of conviction.

Various assignments of error are set forth in the brief of counsel for the accused, which are specified as follows:(1) The indictment did not lay a crime under the statute.(2) There was gross misconduct of the…