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Story November 30, 1909

Evening Times Republican

Marshalltown, Marshall County, Iowa

What is this article about?

In Franklin County, Iowa, a grand jury indicts five druggists for illegally selling intoxicating liquor. John Relihan of Latimer pleads guilty and pays a $300 fine, while the others from Hampton and Coulter maintain compliance with the law.

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FRANKLIN DRUGGISTS INDICTED.
Grand Jury Returns Bills Against Five In Different Towns.

Special to Times-Republican.

Hampton, Nov. 30.--As a result of the investigations that were ordered to be made at a term of court some time ago, the grand jury has recently found true bills against a number of the druggists of this county. Those who are deemed guilty of dispensing intoxicating liquor contrary to law are Harry Arthur, of Arthur & Anderson Drug Company, E. M Funk and John J. Marschall, of this city; C. A. Aageson, of Coulter, and John Relihan, of Latimer.

It is said that John Relihan plead guilty and paid the fine assessed of $300, but all the others think they are conducting their places of business in accordance with the statutes, and decline to admit that they are violating the law.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment

What keywords are associated?

Druggists Indicted Intoxicating Liquor Grand Jury Illegal Dispensing Plea Guilty

What entities or persons were involved?

Harry Arthur Arthur & Anderson Drug Company E. M Funk John J. Marschall C. A. Aageson John Relihan

Where did it happen?

Franklin County, Iowa (Hampton, Coulter, Latimer)

Story Details

Key Persons

Harry Arthur Arthur & Anderson Drug Company E. M Funk John J. Marschall C. A. Aageson John Relihan

Location

Franklin County, Iowa (Hampton, Coulter, Latimer)

Event Date

Nov. 30

Story Details

Grand jury indicts five druggists for dispensing intoxicating liquor contrary to law: Harry Arthur of Arthur & Anderson Drug Company, E. M. Funk, and John J. Marschall of Hampton; C. A. Aageson of Coulter; John Relihan of Latimer. Relihan pleads guilty and pays $300 fine; others deny violating the law.

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