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an namtuai urunKara. +-New Injunction PleasIdIFiled by Dry Leaguer aoSeveral alleged liquor law offender? who were convicted recently in the city courts of maintaining liquor nuisances. and owners of property where alleged liquor law violations occurred, were made defendants in a number ofinjunction proceedings filed in district court late yesterday by Rev. C. K.Stevens, Woodbury County Ant 1-Saloon league official.Those against whom the petitions were filed were as follows; W. W.Stevens and Carl Christianson, own-! er. 118 Morgan street; Thomas Holton and Florence Bolton and JohnMicholof.sk y, owner, 513 Steuben street Eva Hamilton and MaggieWallace, owner, 502 South Lafayette street H. M Pearce and Stanley Ka-lish and II. H. Benjamin, owner, 412Morgan street; Bento Bargas and the St. Paul and Sioux City Railwaycompany, owner, 509 South Iowa(street; Lillian Brostrup and M. Dina-dale and John Sorenson, owners, 923 Grand avenue; Charles Matthews and Anna Spowage, owner, 912 Fifth street; Bessie Baker and David L. Baker. owners, 1006^ Virginiastreet, and Claus Marsh and LipmanWeinberg, 610 Fourth street. ♦ ' .........There are certain small faults that offset great virtues. There are cer-; . tain great faults that are forgotten I in small virtues.
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Sioux City Register

Sioux City, Iowa, US

Fri, Jul 18, 1924

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