The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
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Police EGOSSlP:

/ was ny lAS POA4SO AdlC
Wednesday afternoon on a warrant
charging him with selling unwhoIe-
some milk. His arrest followed that
of William Ziegler, 212 East Eighth
4 avenue, and B. F. Curtis, 1921 : West
( Twenty-first street, earlier in the day.
i-The three men were advised of the
warrants by telephone, and came to
police headquarters voluntarily. Mach
/ was released on bond.
The jury in the Maria Lopez case
had failed to arrive at a verdict this
/ afternoon, altho they retired at 3
o'clock this morning. Attorneys In
the case finished their arguments at
/ is charged with the murder of her
husband, Francisco Lopez, at their
home, 204 Klein street. last August.
A Ford tourning car driven by An
drew Bingham, route 2S, was slightly
damaged about 1880 o'clock this
morning when it collided with an east
bound Santa Fe street car on Fifth
street, Just opposite the postoffice-
The left front~wheel of the Ford
jammed under the body of the street
car and had to be removed from its
axle before it could be extrieated. NO
one was injured.
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The trial of Clarence Brother"
Woodall, negro, on a liquor charge,
was in progress today before a jury in
Judge James McClure's division of the
district court. WoodaIl is charged with
selling whiskey at his house near
Twenty-fourth and Madison streets.
A petition praying for the seizure
and cOnfiscation of $50 cases and Il
barrels of Poehler King brand vine
Z - ~, TDro T0r.
camille company, at Emporia, was filed
in the federal court today by AL +.
Williams, United States district attor-
ney for Kansas. The vinegar was
shipped by the Springdale Vinegar
I company, of Springdale, Ark, accord
ing to the petition
The Killing of Reuben Jefferson
900 North Tyler street, by Lewis
S34 North Tyler street, last Sunday
night, was done feloniously and with
out sufficient justification, according
to a verdict returned by coroners
jury this morning. Franklin will be
held on a murder charge, according to
Dr. H. L. Clark, county coroner. The
shooting followed a quarrel between
the two negroes over Jefferson's al
legged attentions to Franklin's es-
tranged wife,
His desire to oblige a hotel guest
by ruStllng a gauon OF AQuor Ior
him landed Tom Liggins, negro bell
Nboy at the Throop hotel, in Jail
Wednesday afternoon. When Hank
Rogers, a white man, came to de-
liver the gallon, he was arrested and
his Ford car confiscated- Ed King,
negro, who appeared with a half pint,
also was taken into custody. For it
happened that the guest Liggins
sought to oblige was a federal pro-
hibition enforcement officer.
The Eagle Star and British Domin--
ion Insurance company, Limited, of
London, England, was made defend
ant in suit filed in the district court
Wednesday afternoon by the Kaw
Packing company of Topeka, to col
lect $2,223.S2 insurance as the result
of fire which partially destroyed its
plant last June. The Topeka con-
cern alleges that it carried insurance
in twelve companies and that eleven
haye already paid the claims. The
total loss, was $4,000, the petition
states.
A Ford coupe belonging to z. H.
fischer, of the Beverly apartments,
Eleventh and Kansas avenue, was
stolen between and O'Clock We'd
nesday night from in front of his
home. 1t is a 1922 model and carried
about $500 worth of accessories, ac-
cording to fischer.
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Cruz Agulera and Pablo Montana,
1T-year-old Mexican girl whom he
brought from Mexico with him to
Ona ga, kan, were taken to Kansas
City today by J. c. Barrientos, Mexi-
can detective, to be deported to Mex
leo Agulera neglected to marry the
girl after bringing her from Mexico,
a m rrfh hnrfffaS RoCn7f1v she
ran away with another Mexican and
came to Topeka Agulera followed
and had them arrested. Thus his own
crime was discovered and he. too, was
taken into custody. The police later
discovered that Agulera's real wife.
Mrs. Romano Agulera, lives at 225
Klein street
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