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AY, JUNE IT, 1912.BY DRUNKEN HUSBANDWilliam Eddy, 127 Thirty-first street, was arrested at an early hour Sunday morning by Sergeant Mohl-raan on a charge or disturbing the peace. The neighbors allege that heabused his wife, and that her screamscould be heard for more than a block ftwuy* IToday Eddy was arraigned In police court on a charge of intoxication, and be pleaded guilty. Boring the course of the hearing, however, it developedthat he drank his fill of liquor Saturday night and then went home and created a dtaturbanoe A relative testified that Mrs. Eddy bore many marks today as evidence of the abuse heaped upon her by her husband while he was Intoxicated.Officers testified that Mrs. Eddy, who gave birth to a child only six | days ago, was helpless and unable to defend herself when her husband beat her. Mr. Eddy would not admit that he beat his wife. He said he didn’t rejnroeber what he did. Judge Reeder | weighed the evidence and handed Eddy a 30-day sentence at hard labor.According to police officers, theBddy family is on the verge of being ousted j from its present place of residence, and Mrs. Eddy today hasn't enough money in the house to secure provi- 1 a ions for the table
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Ogden Evening Standard
Ogden, Utah, US
Mon, Jun 17, 1912
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