ARREST WARRANT--PRACTICING MEDICINE WITHOUT A LICENSE:; State of Kansas, Plaintiff vs. J. Bazan, 29 June 1911 by Kansas, Wyandotte County - 1911

Kansas City, Kansas, 1920. Original document. Very Good. One leaf, folio. Criminal docket form, accomplished by typewriter. In part: "One McClelland Farmer and one Jesse Owens with a deadly and dangerous weapon to-wit a revolving pistol ... did make an assault with intent ... to rob, steal, take, and carry away, one overcoat, of the value of $40, and one pen knife, of the value of $1.50 ... putting said R.E. Rose in fear of some immediate injury ...." Dated 16 December 1920. Signed by E.A. Enright, County Attorney. 14" x 8.5

Kansas City: Privately printed, 1923., 1923. First edition. Original document. (8) pp, folio. Complaint filed by Justus N. Baird, 15 January 1923, charges that the defendant "did manufacture intoxicating liquors" and "did unlawfully sell and barter malt, vinous, spiritous, fermented and other intoxicating liquors" in the "one story frame building" at 1258 Homer Street, Kansas City. This warrant also covers "bottles, glasses, jugs, kegs, barrels, cases, a still and other receptacles...." Signed by Carl W. Finche, Clerk of the District Court, 18 January 1923. With the warrant are: a 3-page statement of Information, signed by Joshua N. Baird, County Attorney; an Order of Parole for the defendant... The defendant, Mary Cegielski, apparently could not write as her mark "x" was called for on the documents. Vert good copies.