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AOE, See trfnscript of Harry Corbett ¢ ang Bill Taylor testimony ~iven at tri@l of Eule and Ramsey «+t Guthrie concerning Jchn huosey being at Pump House west of fairfax on January 14th, 1926. at Reema wee additionel information from Harry Corbett: ‘ge... That Byron Corbett, nis brother, wis presens on Jaiuary Lach at 20"" Pump House and drank with John Ramsey. Yas at Fairfax covering 21) period of January 1926, and was repeatedly «inning the time with - : Ramsey, That Mrs. Quince Irons and her Gaughter, sister-indauw | and niece of John Ramsey stated to him that John casey Wes at the Irons' hone in Fairfex repeatediy during the sionvh oF TSE. Ms That irs. Irons and daughter borrowed dokn iAtuse sy steer bo ubive to Mrs. Jennie .Sras' end sav a large auTometic pistol in the Car. That Mrs. Jennie ward recalls then menticning tiis fact and . .@an likely place the date. That J.L. Ward, husband of Mrs. Jennie Ward, will no doubt corrovorate John Rumsey's visits te ward home in Junuary. Corbett states he testified as defense witness ut Guthrie, was excused end returned toe Fairfax. Ine Pollowing Gay Gnhirvlie Eales, half brother of well. Fale, came to him ana stateca Springer wanted | him at Guthrie. He vent to Guthrie and met Soringer, who said "Do you know that God Damn Bill Teylor swore that Jonn Remsey was pyonis --eat your home January 12th?", telling Corbett that wate Would uct, do, ond for him to heve Taylor change the date to some other month, but Corbett told him that it wes the truth. Soringer pecane furious and said that date must be changed. Soerbett then asked Soringer if he, Corbett, could return home, and Ssringer toid him "Not, that he ould stay there and left hin. Corbett states that some time in January 1928, Paul Jonés, arether= in-law of John Ramsey, borrowed his car and crove to Riply to Ahsaee sd mo see Mrs. John Ramsey, his sister. “het Jones told him thw he Wes > os dae At A eet lb ollie whee ee ee Oe ae told by Mrs. Ransey thet John Ransey had been gone Tor more than se two weeks, thut Mrs. Rumsey was out of provisions and had no money and that he purchased her a lo6aa of groceries. , ae e eae eee eee OR ee oe ee oAaS wi ora Nr Om -PmU a $ t A i So] # ‘ roy oad