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DIARY ...
The recent city trial in whieh
a jury brought a conviction
created a lot of discussion. Bring
ing in convictions has not been
the best thing juries do in these
here parts, you know, stranger.
Talked about were a couple of
^such trials of yore in which con
victions were not brought in
One concerned an assault and
battery charge The plaintiff said
he was beat up. The witnesses
said he was beat up The defend
ant said he beat him up. Verdiet
of the jury: Not guilty. Which,
the judge pointed out afterward,
made a liar of everbody, even
the defendant.
The other concerned a charge
of stealing some carpenter tools.
The man missed them and called
the police. The police found out
who had been around and went
and picked him up and the
stolen tools were in the person’s
possession at the time
A jury trial was held. After
due evidence and due deliber
ation the jury retired and then
returned to carefully render its
findinge. Verdict: Not guilty.
But the jury was fair about
it. It recommended additionally
that the man return the tools.
Sgt. Chester V. Clark, son of
Mrs. Bessie Wallin and brother
of Mrs Jeanette Bailey, of this
city, writes from a post over on
(continued on page 3)
Thawing pipes with a blow
torch started a fire at the green
residence between the Russian
church grounds and the Stand
ard oil tanks Saturday but It
was extinguished with water be
fore the fire department, which
was called at 4:35, arrived.
Major R. D. MacDonald was
, guest speaker at the Rotary
I club Tuesday and with the aid
* of a mammoth map gave an in
teresting review of world battle
fronts.
A committee of Ray Martin
and Dr. Eugene Sullivan was
appointed to investigate pos
sibilities of the club engaging in
aid to certain hospital cases.
Final
Filing Notica
Filing for candidates in the
city election to be held April 4
is now open at the city clerk’s
office.
Nominations shall be made by
party convention or by petition
signed by not less than twenty
qualified voters
Certificates of nomination
shall specify office, group or
political party and place of
residence.
Filing closes at midnight Mon
day, March 20, as provided by
law.
C. Blankenburg
City Clerk
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