El Capitan above Short CreekHistorical Short Creek

I. C. Spencer

People

In the record

Dates not yet confirmed

I. C. Spencer

I. C. Spencer is named as a defendant in the published 10 December 1935 Mohave County trial transcript, in the case of Price Johnson and I. C. Spencer. The initials are not expanded in that record, and a public civil record that would fix his birth and death dates has not yet been confirmed.

The published transcript of 10 December 1935 is headed as the trial of Price Johnson and I. C. Spencer in Mohave County, Arizona. In his testimony, John Y. Barlow said he knew the defendant I. C. Spencer, and that he first became acquainted with him in 1923 at the Baldwin Radio Plant in Salt Lake City. He also said he had seen him in Short Creek at regular intervals during the previous six months.1

The compilation does not expand the initials I. C. This page does not supply a first name or life dates from other men named Spencer. The defense attorney named in the heading is Victor J. Hayek; the prosecuting attorney is E. Elmo Bollinger.

Appearances

1935

  1. Court recordTrial of Price Johnson and I. C. Spencer, Mohave County, testimony of John Y. Barlow

Sources

  1. Court transcript, Trial of Price Johnson and I. C. Spencer, Mohave County, Arizona, 10 December 1935, testimony of John Y. Barlow, published on the 19 March 1935 funeral page as a public record (no seal known), from the compiled volume Sermons of John Y. Barlow.