Judge Smith sentences multiple crimes across Calhoun county
Thursday afternoon Judge Smith gave three year terms for Tutus Tillon for turkey theft and Elgie Stevens for larceny, plus three years for Imirglary to Elgie Stevens at Tonia, and one year for Harry Munger. The article also notes Sheriff Walkinshaw’s retirement after four years and a series of local civil and probate court actions, including the Javol Leonberger heart disease verdict and a dropped case against Arzie Doty.
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Calhoun County
David
Che Arnold
Walkinshaw
Merrill
Javol Leonberger
Charel
Post Marten
Leonberger
Javol Leomberger
Agn Arbor
Law and Sex Relations at Michigan Judges Meeting
Judge Clement Smith urged harsher penalties for adultery and seduction, calling for marriage reparations in bastardy cases and age limits for marriage. He argued marriages should require both parties be at least 11 years old and pressed for preventive measures to curb domestic offenses. A ministerial testimonial advertised Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs.
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Detroit ‘Pribune
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Hrenter Chan
Tee
Worthington man touts a cure all patent remedy
A Sun column quotes Baldtor Morrison of Worthington Indiana praising Electoe Bitters as a cure for constipation sick headache and general debility. Mrs Annie Stehle of Chicago reports fatigue and weakness improved after using the remedy sold by W T Drakes drag store at a stated price.
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The Statesann and the seat weekly print rates
Minor publication notice lists weekly price at 15 Detroit Free Press and 15 Detroit Journal per year. Mentions order and cash terms in each instance with no exchange for papers at club king rates.
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