Meadows pleads guilty to assault in City Court
Billy Meadows aged 22 of 2031 South Fourth street pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Isaica Copra at 1205 North Twenty sixth street in City Court before Judge Herbert R Criss. Bail set at 1000 with matter held until June 30. Copra testified Meadows came to his home with his estranged wife, struck him twice, threatened to shoot him, and hit Copra’s wife when she refused to hand over a shotgun. A relative detained Meadows until police arrived. a shotgun was found in Meadows car. Additional case: Robert Lee Shafer 21 of 2316 Elm street cited for driving with improper brakes. fined 6.75 with 5 suspended after repair proof. Clifford Baugh 24 years old then followed.
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Billy Meadows
South Fourth Street
Isaica Copra
North Twenty-sixth Street
Herbert R. Criss
Copra
Meadows
Robert Lee Shafer
Elm Street
Clifford Baugh
Rich uranium find announced in Michigan Dickinson County
The Michigan Conservation Department reports a potential record uranium discovery in Dickinson County in the Upper Peninsula. Discoverers are Ronnie Lighthill, Thad Isham, Charles Leicht, and James Leicht, with a rock described as so rich the Geiger counter must run on second gear.
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United States
Michigan Conservation Department
Dickinson County
Upper Peninsula
Ronnie Lighthill
Thad Isham
Charles
James Leicht
International
Michigan Conservation Commission
Charles Leitch
James
Owosso
Mich
U.S
Colorado
Goodman case delayed on intoxication and driving charges
Special Judge James Harper postponed the case against John W. Goodman, 25, West Terre Haute, on intoxication and driving while liquor charges until July 27 at the request of attorneys. The docket previously noted a suspended fine for a related intoxication charge and a $20 fine plus costs for driving while intoxicated, with a 90 day license suspension.
Two Troopers Injured in Accident. Man Fined for Intoxication
A man named William E. Erney, 48, of 640 North Sixth and One-Half Street, was fined $10 after an intoxication charge following an accident that seriously injured two state troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Erney
North Sixth and
Verdict Returned Against Dix Lumber Firm
Clyde Thompson of 711 North Twelfth Street won a $4000 damages verdict against Dix Lumber Company in Superior Court No. 2 after days of trial before Judge Albert R. Owens. Thompson was injured August 16 while unloading materials for a remodeling job, suffering a compound fracture of the left leg when a truckman showed material and caused a fall. Bauer Kincade and Ralph Berry represented Thompson. Rosenfeld and Wolfe defended Dix Lumber.
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Superior Court No. 2
Clyde Thompson
North Twelfth Street
Dix Lumber Company
Albert R. Owens
Thompson
Bauer and Kincade
Ralph Berry
Rosenfeld and Wolfe
Birds' Death Kiss in Ill. Flocks Die on Telegraph Wires
In Oraville Illinois a rain soaked flock of over 200 starlings perched on parallel telegraph wires 18 inches apart. A touching beak completed a circuit and the birds were electrocuted. The two birds that met on the wires were frozen together as they died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orawville
Ill
U.P
Police raid narcotics den nets four in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a garage den behind a south side house was raided. Two women Ruby Ware and Virginia Beth and two men William Pardue and James Murphy, all with narcotics and prostitution records, were arrested and scheduled for municipal court. Police seek further state raids to curb drug activity and forged prescriptions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
WAP
Jack O'Neal
O’neal
Ruby Ware
Virginia Ruth Beth
William Pardue
James Murphy
Miss Beth
Fresno
Calif
Pardue
Miss Ware
Murphy
Kansas City
Boys Fight Sparks Family Brawl in West Palm Beach
Two boys began a dispute in West Palm Beach on June 15 that escalated as mothers and then fathers joined in. Frank Kline, a father, was jailed on charges of stabbing J. F. Boatwright, 30, who remained in fair condition at a local hospital.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
U.P
Frank Kline
J. F. Boatwright
Advertisement claims strong fungi cide with 9 percent alcohol
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Canada
Dickinson
Indiana
DIX Firm
Smith’s Dept. Store
Dad
Kerry Knight
Gabardine
Brewster
Dubonnet Rayon Sport
Ed Moore
Simmons
Weirstiein Brothers
Staamps
Wabash Avenue
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