Hide Article Text (OCR)
SEVERAL FINED $50fe 3 ft**LOCAL “TIGER” CASES'fasitl Freddie Broad us pleaded guiltylie inferior* criminal court Wednesday to violating the prohibition law md was fined 150 and costs of courtr twenty days* hard labor. Broad us, iccording to Clerk F. W. Hermann, of.he court, had act paid his fine this /\afternoon. 8- H. Gates and W. J. IPuckett, charged with the same offense, were each fined $50 or twenty days* hard labor and gave notice of in appeal to the circuit court. They vere released on $100 bond.Harry Puckett, on two charges of violating the prohibition law, was discharged and the same action was aken In similar cases against Walter © Puckett, W. J. Shaffer and Luther Long.Joe Rodgers, on the charge of vagrancy, was granted a continuance until May SO; Fannie Fort, same, $5 o or ten days; Marv Blackledge, con- g tinned until June 23. CBam Smith, Lee Greggs, Ed Chris- si burg, Ervin Morris, Joe Coalter and rlt; Governor Robinson, on the charge of gaming^wcre each fined $1 or ten si days. Tile case against Bailie Jack- d_on, charged with an assault and bat- tl tery, was continued until May 26. clt;itO]b
Newspaper Details
The Mobile News Item
Mobile, Alabama, US
Wed, May 23, 1917
Page 2
Full Page
Clipped by
Mobile P.
AL, USA 16 Nov 2021
Other Publications Near Mobile, Alabama
The Mobile News Item
The Mobile Item
Sunday News Item
Mobile Tribune
Mobile Register And Journal
