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tIBEG YODR PARDONlMrs. Thomas Coyne, of Sallx, hascalled the Journal’s attention to thefact that It erroneously stated thather son, Tat Coyne, and ThalaMarsh, of Mapleton, were arrestedat the Coyne home. The two weremarried here following- their arrestrather than face charges of laciviousconduct. Sheriff John Davenportstated that It was at the home ofJoe Rlchtermler, brother-in-law ofr\it Coyne, that the tvfro were foundhy a deputy sheriff when he went to arrest Rlchtermler for the alleged theft of a cow and calf. The sheriff stated that the cow and calf, which were being sought, had been takep first to the Thomas Coyne farm and later moved to- another, farm. Mrs. Coyne Informed The Journal that no deputy sheriff hAd visited their farm and that Mrs. Pat Coyne never been Inside the Thomas Coyne home.tf.cvV0IV80cVElla\u*acb
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Sioux City Journal

Sioux City, Iowa, US

Sat, Nov 15, 1930

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