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Domestic News August 31, 1921

The Belding Banner News

Belding, Ionia County, Michigan

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Tom Kinney, a garage proprietor in Sand Lake, was arrested on Saturday for violating liquor laws, taken to Grand Rapids for arraignment, with examination set for Friday. Authorities believe he has profited from illicit liquor sales since prohibition and hope for a conviction to deter others.

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Arrest Sand Lake Garageman

Tom Kinney, garage proprietor over at Sand Lake, was arrested on Saturday charged with a violation of the liquor laws. He was taken to Grand Rapids and arraigned and demanded an examination, which was set for Friday of this week. The general opinion seems to be that Kinney has been engaged in the illicit liquor traffic more or less ever since the state went dry and that he has cleaned up a considerable bunch of money in it. The officers have been laying for him on this charge for a long time and have always been unable to secure evidence strong enough for conviction. This time they are sure that they have the man who is responsible for a lot of the drunkenness among some of the young men in and around Sand Lake and they are hopeful that he will be convicted and get a sentence strong enough to serve as a warning to others engaged in the illicit traffic of selling moonshine.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Legal Or Court

What keywords are associated?

Sand Lake Arrest Liquor Violation Tom Kinney Illicit Traffic Moonshine Prohibition

What entities or persons were involved?

Tom Kinney

Where did it happen?

Sand Lake

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Sand Lake

Event Date

Saturday

Key Persons

Tom Kinney

Outcome

arrested, arraigned in grand rapids, examination set for friday of this week; hopeful for conviction and warning sentence

Event Details

Tom Kinney, garage proprietor in Sand Lake, arrested on Saturday for liquor law violation. Taken to Grand Rapids, arraigned, demanded examination set for Friday. Believed engaged in illicit liquor traffic since state went dry, profited considerably. Officers pursued him long, now confident of conviction for causing drunkenness among young men in Sand Lake area.

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