People v. Wieland
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice DeYoung
• -On February 24, 1923, Thomas H. Carmody and William S. Carmody owned and conducted a clothing store in Carrollton, Greene county. Early in the morning of that day burglars removed the iron bars which protected one of the windows in the store, the window was broken and through it they effected an entrance to the store. A large quantity of clothing was taken. The plaintiff in error, Theodore Wieland, was jointly indicted with Bernard Kretzer and Frank Bayha for the burglary and larceny at the September term, 1923, of the circuit court of Greene county. Bayha failed to appear at the trial and…
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