Woman in Nodaway County Guilty in Whiskey Case
In Hopkins a husband and wife faced indictment for illegal selling of whiskey after moving from Kansas City to run a restaurant and a side operation. The wife pleaded guilty yet claimed obedience to her husband. The court held both equally liable. Layman fined 1200 dollars and the wife 600, now jailed with the sheriff in Maryville. Dr Standley earns Bedford gun club gold medal after meeting rule of three consecutive wins.
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Nodaway
Hopkins
Chas
Layman
Kansas City
Nodaway County
Maryville
Standley
J. P. Standley
Bedford
Two Men From Taylor County in Missouri Prison Trouble
October 4 1899 report details James Marry alias John Moran and Lester McCormack alias Frank Jones sent to state penitentiary for burglary in Blockton Wisdom store. McCormack later paroled, Murray served full term, both later implicated in assault robbery of a St Joseph elder, leading to further prison time. H M Long aided identification. Also notes visits, obituary of Vincent Stephens, Chicago dime novel warning, and electric plant improvements.
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Taylor County
Missouri
James Marry
John Moran
Lester McCormack
Frank Jones
Wisdom
Blockton
McCormack
Murray
St. Joseph
Jefferson City
H. M
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Long
Dunning
Walter Dunning
Denver
Vincent Stephens
Chicago
Judge Tuthill
Gustave
Orsteds
Ilean
Clothin