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The Guthrie Daily Leader
Guthrie, Logan County, Oklahoma
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Approximately 150 criminal cases, mostly liquor and narcotic charges, appear on the federal court docket with no civil cases due to the heavy load. Several Oklahoma City residents, including P. N. Hower, Herman Priytrsee, and John and Lena Cogle, face charges. Nine white slave cases are booked.
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Narcotic Charges Form Basis of Many Informations Booked Nine White Slave Cases
Approximately 150 criminal cases appear on the docket of the regular term of federal court. No civil cases appear on the docket for this term, owing to the unusually heavy criminal docket.
Of the large number of cases, virtually two thirds are liquor and narcotic charges, Peck says. Several Oklahoma City people are included in the list, among them P. N. Hower, charged with violation of the Reed amendment. Herman Priytrsee charged with violation of the prohibitory laws, and John and Lena Cogle, charged with possession of narcotics. There
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Approximately 150 criminal cases on the federal court docket, with no civil cases due to heavy criminal load. Virtually two thirds are liquor and narcotic charges. Nine white slave cases booked. Several Oklahoma City people charged, including P. N. Hower with violation of the Reed amendment, Herman Priytrsee with violation of prohibitory laws, and John and Lena Cogle with possession of narcotics.