The People v. Reid

Plaintiff in error was indicted with George Reid and Charles Saxon for the crime of robbery while armed with a dangerous weapon. The indictment charges that the accused robbed one Albert E. Glitz, clerk of the Chelsea Hotel, in the city of Chicago, of the sum of $404, the money and property of Frederick A. Chramer, on the morning of October 8, 1928. Reid and Saxon pleaded guilty and testified on behalf of the People, implicating plaintiff in error. The jury returned a verdict of guilty against him, and he brings the cause to this court for review.

It appears from the evidence of the People…