Ingram Fined for Defaced Auto Number
Roy Ingram, a white youth, fined 100 dollars by Judge Kirleman in municipal court for possessing a defaced number intended to conceal an automobile identity. He appealed with a 500 dollar bond. Earlier, he was fined 25 dollars in a separate case for using an automobile with a defaced number. both appeals filed. The report notes other city cases including Red Cross funds from John Archer for whisky possession, Dave Shaw convicted of cruelty to animals, Harry Wenfield’s dismissal after half-cost payment, and F. G. Teague with a suspended judgment on a city ordinance violation. Four men indicted and guilty pleas for intoxication, with fines imposed.
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