State Judicial Council Rejects Dry Rule Repeal
The State Judicial Council voted five to four to reject a bill repealing a prohibition provision allowing testimony on a defendant’s dry law reputation in liquor cases. A four to four tie was broken by the chair, Chief Justice Robert W.. Judge Leigh was absent.
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Robert We Wappenis
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Leigh
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The
Richmond News-Leader
Williams
Notice of Change at Relief Shop
Notice that Mr. Prank Parker is no longer connected with the shop at Relief. The work will be continued by Mr. Lester Burkhart. He solicits your patronage. Harry W. Hicks.
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