Worth v. State

The state of Ohio brought an action against S. C. Worth on a recognizance for the sum of $5,000, claiming that the defendant S. C. Worth, together with one Jack Alberts, entered into the recognizance, which was conditioned that if the said Jack Alberts should be and appear before the court of common pleas- of Cuyahoga county on the first day of the next term, and so from day to day, to answer to a charge of housebreaking and larceny, and abide the order of the court in the premises, and not depart without leave until the cause is finally disposed of, then the obligation shall be void,…