Case Summary

Arthur Miller claimed to have been deprived of his liberty by F. J. McShane. The petition was granted and Arthur’s court date was set, however the fate of the bound party is unknown.

Case Information

Petition type(s)

• Carceral

Petition subtype(s)

• Cause unspecified

Outcome

Unknown

Fate of bound party

Unknown

Case Citation

Douglas County District Court, Criminal Appearance Docket Books, Vol. 18: ca.1915-1916, p. 704; Douglas County District Court, RG230 Douglas County Records, Subgroup 10: District Court, 1855-1972, Series 7: Criminal Case Files, 1897-1920, Roll 69: Doc. 18-605 to 18-741, Apr. 10, 1916 - Jul. 14, 1916, No. 18-704 (microfilm)’

Source material(s)

Docket | Case File

Length of case file

5 or fewer pages

Repository(s)

• History Nebraska (Lincoln, Nebraska)
• Douglas County District Court (Omaha, Nebraska)

State

• Nebraska

People

• Miller, Arthur (petitioner)
• Miller, Arthur (bound party)
• McShane, Jr., Felix J. (F. J.) (holding party)
• McShane, Jr., Felix J. (F. J.) (respondent)
• Redick, William A. (judge)
• Magney, George A. (respondent attorney)
• Cooley, Julius S. (respondent attorney)

• Additional parties

  Smith, Robert (Clerk)

  Steere Jr., A. (deputy)