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er class.”—Matthew Arnold.

Vol. 19—No. 1.

HOOVER ORDERS MARINES TO HAITI

TIMLIN BEGS

CURB ON QUIZ

BY WILLIAMS

Denies Right to

Touch on Matters

of Defense.

William H. Timlin, attorney for

the special Investigating committee

of the common council, today peti

tioned Circuit Judge Walter Schinz

to restrain a court commissioner

from permitting Attorney Clifton

Williams to ask any question in a

discovery hearing with reference to

his libel and slander action against

Timlin, which were not particularly

and specifically necessary to enable

Williams to plead in his libel ac

tion.

Pleads for Limitation.

“You might as well ask me

whether 1 knew that Attorney Wil

liams was worried or sick in a dis

covery hearing, as ask some of the

questions which Williams states in

bis affidavit he intends to ask be

fore a court commissioner,” William

H. Timlin declared today in support

of liis motion to restrain Williams

from questioning him before a court

commissioner.

Analyzes the Questions.

Timlin analyzed several dozen

questions which Williams in his af

fidavit declared he intends to ask

bim at a discovery hearing and he

pointed out that many of the ques

tions dealt with what Timlin be

lieved or knew to be true at the

litne he rendered his opinion de

claring Williams had been improp

erly employed by the city.

“What I knew or did not know

has nothing to do with the case,”

be said. “The only question in

volved is whether or not what I said

or wrote was false and untrue, and

Wj’iiams himself Iv’s the in

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The Milwaukee leader. (1929). Milwaukee, Wis., 1929-12-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045293/1929-12-07/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Milwaukee leader, 1929-12-07.