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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1556: W. S. Hiers

  A. A. Gehrings accused W. S. Hiers of stealing his bicycle.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1555: Edward Smith

  Charles Alexander accused Edward Smith of assaulting him.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1554: Harry Brown

  Damon Walke accused Harry Brown of breaking into the residence at 307 S. Main and stealing personal property.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1553: John Doe, real name unknown, Joseph Eckenrod/Eckenroad, & William Wilson (alias Peg-Leg Wilson)

  J. H. Watson accused John Doe, Joseph Eckenrod & William Wilson of stealing meat from a rail car belonging to the St. Louis & Frisco Railroad Company.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1552: John Doe, real name unknown, Joseph Eckenrod/Eckenroad, & William Wilson (alias Peg-Leg Wilson)

  J. H. Watson accused John Doe, Joseph Eckenrod & William Wilson of stealing meat from a rail car at the Dold Packing Company.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1551: James C. McComb, John McComb

  T. P. Menton accused James and John McComb of employing a minor under the age of 16.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1550: The Cudahay Packing Company

  T. P. Menton accused the Cudahay Packing Company of employing a minor under the age of 14.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1549: Kansas Steam Laundry

  T. P. Menton accused Kansas Steam Laundry of employing a minor under the age of 14.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1548: Charles Meyer

  T. P. Menton accused Charles Meyer of employing a minor under the age of 14.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1547: Independent Laundry Company

  T. P. Menton accused the Independent Laundry Company of employing a minor under the age of 16.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1546: The Ponca Tent & Awning Company

  T. P. Menton accused the Ponca Tent & Awning Company of employing a minor under the age of 14.
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  1910s

  City Court of Wichita Case #1545: J. L. Oliver

  T. P. Menton accused J. L. Oliver of employing a minor under the age of 16.