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- Collection: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum Collection (on-going)
P. A. Glenn, the assistant State Entymologist, accused S. M. Balch of threatening him with a shotgun to prevent him from spraying trees infected with…
L. Policiner accused Walker Conrad of stealing three blue dress shirts.
A. Cameron accused Robert Lipponcoot and Harry Bradford of stealing pork loins and and beef tenderloins from the Cudahy Packing Company
Helen Huber accused A. Houser of stealing a watch.
G. W. McIntire accused Eliza Logan of breaking a window at The McIntire Brothers
T. A. Rector accused Homer Gooding of overcharging him for bananas.
T. S. Taylor accused George Randall of stealing two shirts from the George Innes Dry Goods Company.
T.M. Voss accused Eliza Logan of stealing three pairs of shoes from John T. Eilet.
J. W. Lake accused A. Blake of forging a check
E. M. Wilson, Grace Elmore and Louise Wilson accused George Elmore of disturbing their peace.
J. R. Moss accused George Wells of stealing four $5 bills, two $1 bills, a gentleman's watch, and a pearl handled pocket knife.
Ben Tjaden accused J. W. Lake of forging a check
City Court of Wichita Case #1438: KS v S. M. Balch
City Court of Wichita Case #1439: KS v Walker Conrad
City Court of Wichita Case #1440: KS v Robert Axtell Edward Lipponcott and Harry Bradford
City Court of Wichita Case #1441: KS v A. Houser
City Court of Wichita Case #1442: KS v Eliza Logan
City Court of Wichita Case #1443: KS v Homer Gooding
City Court of Wichita Case #1444: KS v George Randall
City Court of Wichita Case #1445: KS v Eliza Logan
City Court of Wichita Case #1446: KS v A. Blake
City Court of Wichita Case #1447: KS v George Elmore
City Court of Wichita Case #1448: KS v George Wells
City Court of Wichita Case #1449: J. W. Lake