Carlsen v. State

Defendant assigns error in a conviction for forgery. He was charged in twelve counts with the forgery of twelve interest coupons, was acquitted on four counts and was convicted on eight counts. All the coupons were due *13January 19, 1934. The first four were for $9.75 each and the other eight were for $15 each. The names of Mary A. McLoughlin and Thomas J. McLoughlin appeared as the makers. Each coupon contained these words: “Payment of this coupon is subject to the terms of principal bond of even date.” There are 116 assignments of error “relied upon for reversal.”

Carlsen was president and…