Supreme Court of Louisiana November 4, 1936, No. 33999 (State v. Tate)
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United States · · · 04-11-1936
lead-opinion
ROGERS, Justice.
The defendant Albert Tate was tried •twice on an information charging that he “did wilfully, maliciously and feloniously blow up and destroy by the use of an explosive substance, to-wit: dynamite, a certain cotton gin near the Town of Marks-ville, Louisiana,” etc.
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