State v. Manly
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtKindig, J.
On April 2, 1930, a county attorney’s information was presented and filed in the Black Hawk County district court, charging the defendant-appellant, Jacob Luther Manly, with the larceny of certain hogs, committed March 6, 1930, in the aforesaid county. Likewise, that information alleged that the appellant previously had been twice convicted of felonies, as follows: Breaking and entering a building, April 3, 1922; and grand larceny, May 21, 1926. There is no serious dispute here concerning the previous convictions. It is shown by the record that the appellant, prior to the present proceeding,…
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