State v. McKay
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Monona District Court. — HoN. Geoege W. Wakeeibld, Judge. DEFENDANT was accused of the crime of rape. Upon, a trial to a jury, be was convicted of the crime charged, and, from the judgment and sentence imposed, appeals.—
1Opinion of the Court
DeeMee, O. J.-
-The indictment charges that defendant did upon Ida Kraft, a female child under the age of fifteen years, make an assault, and then and there carnally knew and abused her, contrary to the statutes, etc. Evidence was introduced by the state tending to prove these allegations, and, among other witnesses, it called Ida McKay, the wife of the defendant, who, it appears, was the person upon whom the alleged assault was made. At the time the rape is said to have been committed, she was not defendant’s wife, but was married to him on October 24, 1902, by the mayor of the town of…
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