State v. Zingher

The defendant was convicted of having obtained a loan of $4000 from the Union State Bank of Kansas City by false pretenses as to his financial worth, and sentenced to a term of four years in the penitentiary. The information is based on Section 3343, Revised Statutes 1919.

The appellant, by his motion in arrest, challenges the sufficiency of the information. Omitting formal parts, it charges that on May 25, 1920, the defendant did then and there "represent, pretend and say to the Union State Bank, its agents and officers, that he, the said Nathan Zingher, then and there had in his possession,…