Thursday, October 21, 1934
Page 12 SECTION III
THE CAPITAL" JOURNAL, Salem, Ore?nn
Judge Ponders Fate of
Boy Who Defended Dog
By HUGH A,
MONROE, La. 11 Ten-year-old
Joe Cooper, who threatened school
officios with a loaded shotgun to
save his dog from the city pound,
Is back in the reformatory while a
West Monroe City judge ponders
his fate.
Judge Howell Heard took the
case under advisement. Public dis
approval against the speed with
which he sent the sixth grader to
Louisiana Training Institute Oct.
following the school yard incident
prompted a four hour rehearing of
tlu evidence last night.
Hundreds of telegrams and let
ters poured in from all parts of
wie country, borne sought to adopt
the boy, others wanted to impeach
the judge. -An angry group of par
ents began circulating a petition
for the ouster of Mrs. Tina Clark,
principal of the Hansom School.
who locked the dog in a closet
When it followed Joe to school.
Judge Heard, who barred news
men from the hearing and ordered
a blackout on pictures of the boy,
said he was "seriously thinking ol
releasing him," but first would
have to study a tape recording of
ine testimony. A decision is
ported next week. .
. Tippie, part collie, part hound
dog, part mostly citizen of the
world, was reunited with his young
master at the hearing, then taken
to a veterinarian by Atty. Murphy
Blackwcll, who volunteered his
services in defense of the boy.
The sad-eyed, spindle-shanked
dog sat quietly at the boy's feet
while 40 witnesses, including a Sun
. MULLIGAN
day School teacher, a grocery
clerk and a man who took Joey
fishing on Saturdays, attested to
the good character of both.
Joey was led into the courtroom
by A. L. Swanson, superintendent
of the reform school.
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