Pryor v. State Ex Rel. Camp

The record in this case is not in very satisfactory shape. Objection aptly urged might have resulted in dismissal. In the absence of any assault of this kind we have chosen to finally dispose of the case on its merits, having in mind that the result to the appellant is, in either event, the same.

On June 28, 1929, information was filed by James P. Devine, county attorney, in the county court of Osage county, being No. 6, bastardy, charging defendant Anlwine Pryor as the putative father of a child by Thelma Camp, by intercourse on June 10, 1928, resulting in the child born February 9, 1929.…