Powe v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtSamford, J.
The prosecution grew out of a difficulty between defendant and one Sam Schwarz. Two other parties were engaged in a fight, Schwarz attempted to interfere as a peacemaker, and, as claimed by him, defendant caught him by the collar and assaulted and beat him. During the cross-examination' of Schwarz as a witness, he first testified that he had never had any feeling for or against defendant, but on further cross-esamination admitted that on several occasions he had reported defendant to the -authorities for parking his automobile in front of the Cawthon Hotel and had made efforts before the city…
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