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The Times Journal
Malvern, Hot Spring County, Arkansas
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At the first term of federal court in Harrison last week, presided over by Judge Rogers, several individuals were convicted and sentenced for offenses including retail liquor dealing, cutting government timber, breaking into a post office, selling unstamped cigars, and mailing obscene letters.
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At the first term of federal court held at Harrison last week, Judge Rogers presiding, the following cases were disposed of: Wm. H. Spurlock, retail liquor dealing, fined $100 and thirty days' imprisonment; Marvin F. Haywood and James A. Villines, cutting government timber; Haywood fined $210, thirty days' imprisonment; Villines, $30 and ten days' imprisonment; Jas. J. Roberts, breaking into postoffice, $100, four years' imprisonment; George W. Tennison, retail liquor dealing, fined $100 and sixty days' imprisonment; Thomas E. Bradley, selling cigars unstamped, fined $10 and one day's imprisonment; James F. Bennett, retail liquor dealing, fined $100 and ninety days' imprisonment; James F. Bennett, retail liquor dealing, fined $100 and sixty days' imprisonment; Samuel B. Wingate, mailing obscene letters, fined $100.
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Harrison
Event Date
Last Week
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wm. h. spurlock: fined $100 and thirty days' imprisonment for retail liquor dealing; marvin f. haywood: fined $210 and thirty days' imprisonment for cutting government timber; james a. villines: fined $30 and ten days' imprisonment for cutting government timber; jas. j. roberts: fined $100 and four years' imprisonment for breaking into postoffice; george w. tennison: fined $100 and sixty days' imprisonment for retail liquor dealing; thomas e. bradley: fined $10 and one day's imprisonment for selling cigars unstamped; james f. bennett: fined $100 and ninety days' imprisonment for retail liquor dealing; james f. bennett: fined $100 and sixty days' imprisonment for retail liquor dealing; samuel b. wingate: fined $100 for mailing obscene letters.
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At the first term of federal court held at Harrison last week, Judge Rogers presiding, the following cases were disposed of: Wm. H. Spurlock, retail liquor dealing; Marvin F. Haywood and James A. Villines, cutting government timber; Jas. J. Roberts, breaking into postoffice; George W. Tennison, retail liquor dealing; Thomas E. Bradley, selling cigars unstamped; James F. Bennett, retail liquor dealing (two cases); Samuel B. Wingate, mailing obscene letters.