Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit May 4, 1925, 4281 (Cooper v. United States)
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United States · · · 04-05-1925
PER CURIAM.
Cooper and Odom were convicted on an indictment charging them with feloniously transporting a stolen automobile from Edwards, Miss., to Memphis, Tenn.
Counsel for the convicted men insist upon three of the errors assigned. The first relates to the substance of the evidence, in respect to which it is enough to say that it was sufficient to support the verdict.
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