Smalls Found Guilty at Preliminary Hearing
At the preliminary hearing before Magistrate Hucks, Ben Smalls was found guilty on two counts for receiving whiskey by express and selling the same. He was bound over to the higher court in $400, two hundred for each case, with the Law and Order League credited for arresting and prosecuting.
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Courageous Carolinian Confronts Lynx Den Leader
William Smith of South Carolina crawled into a Lynx den near Lowell Ohio and killed the band leader after a three hour battle. The lynx six feet long terrorized the area killing stock and attacking people. Smith organized a posse to assist but they fled at the growls. The fight occurred in darkness in a narrow den.
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