Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-15

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Especial Corrospr,aencc.l
Newcastle Pa, May l-TMoIybody
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iiiu mas "'N4' lVN liN'n'llA zen Se't'S 10
aiI iltehts and purposes business
partner with the liquor trade of Law
renee county Judge Wallace was de
feated lasi fail by q tremendous up
rising OF Inc people lca by the Prohi-
bitionists. nul i remained for The pres
cnt term Of court, with the newly elect
ed independent judge prcsiliug TO re
zeal IN black and white the details OF
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Paid $4,000 to Judges Brother.
In his examination Mr.. kahrer stat
ed that during the ten years which he
had held license under Judge Wal
lace's term on the bench he had given
his brother, John c. Wallace, in The
neighborhood of $4,000
| In April, about ten years ago, Mr.,
Kahrer testified that he was called to
the store of John c. Wallace, where he
was given a paper to Sign. 1t made
Mr., Wallace Joint partner iii the busi-
ness to share in the profits OF the place
without his putting one cent into the
business, he said. Believing that
such an arrangement was necessary to
his securing II license, he signed and re-
turned it to Mir. Wallace, VINO retained
| it until after the defeat of his brother
for reelection last fall, when he turned
1t over to Mr.. Kahrcr for the considcra-
ton of $4,000, which again made Mr..
Kallrcr sole owner of his own place of
business, he testified.
For ten years from that date, 1894,
during All the rest of Judge Wallace's
terms, Kahrcr testified that lie had paid
his brother check for exactly one half
the profits OF his hotel every month
as surely as the mont, came around.
Mr.. Kalrer produced some Of these
checks in court. The first one shown
bore the date Of Jan. 8, 1904, and ten
others for that year were presented
for the inspection OF the court.
The sudden termination Of this part
nership" Of tae judges brother as soon
as the judee was defeated points to
The close connection of The scandal
with Tie administration in This county.
The revelations have stirred tie whole
county, and temperance people believe
that it will prove Il boomerang for the
liquor traffic III Lawrence. The cam
paign Is going steadily forward for
Prohibition. and tie steady gains of
the past few years viii be greatly
augmented as Il result Of these events
The affair IS not closed yet, and grand
Jury proceedings are Anticipated.
;.tou.djnu Profits.
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