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Habeas petitions described a broad range of carceral, institutional, and interpersonal confinement over the long nineteenth century, including those used to demand due process, resist enslavement, challenge child removal and reservation confinement, avoid deportation, present child custody claims and protest child marriage, and to challenge institutionalization and detention in private and state institutions. As a legal mechanism borrowed from British common law and guaranteed as a civil right in US federal and state constitutions, habeas provides a lens on a diverse community of legal actors.
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- Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor 13
- Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor 8
- Carceral: fugitive from justice 6
- Carceral: maintaining a common nuisance 4
- Carceral: obtaining money under false pretenses 4
- Carceral: robbery and battery 4
- Carceral: uttering and passing forged paper 4
- Carceral: desertion 3
- Carceral: immigration 3
- Carceral: first degree murder 2
- Carceral: municipal violation 2
- Carceral: peddling without a license 2
- Carceral: refusal or inability to pay fine 2
- Carceral: assault with intent to kill 1
- Carceral: bastardy 1
- Carceral: conspiracy to violate the Espionage Act 1
- Carceral: deportation 1
- Carceral: embezzlement 1
- Carceral: forgery 1
- Carceral: impersonating an officer 1
- Carceral: insanity 1
- Carceral: larceny 1
- Carceral: possession of opium derivatives 1
- Carceral: prostitution 1
- Carceral: suspicion of draft evasion 1
- Carceral: uttering 1
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- Carceral: Violation of Immigration Act of 1917 1
- Carceral: violation of Mann Act/White-Slave Traffic Act of 1910 1
- Carceral: violation of the Harrison Act 1
- Carceral: wanted for questioning 1
- Institutional: child custody 1
- Institutional: Indian agent/superintendent 1
- Institutional: underage military enlistment 1
Sex of Bound Party
- Male 34
- Female 4
- Unindicated 1
Race of Bound Party
- Unindicated 31
- Greek 2
- Indigenous 2
- White 2
- Italian 1
- Russian 1
Court Name
- Us District Court For The Omaha Division Of The District Of Nebraska (Omaha Nebraska) 34
- Us Court Of Appeals For The Eighth Circuit (Omaha Nebraska) 7
- Us District Court For The Lincoln Division Of The District Of Nebraska (Lincoln Nebraska) 4
- United States Circuit Court Of Appeals For The Eighth Circuit (St Louis Missouri) 3
- Us Circuit Court For The Omaha Division Of The District Of Nebraska (Omaha Nebraska) 1
- Us Circuit Court Of Appeals For The Eighth Circuit (St Paul Minnesota) 1
- Us District Court For The North Platte Division Of The District Of Nebraska (North Platte Nebraska) 1
Points of Law Cited
- National Prohibition Law 5
- U.S.-U.K. Treaty of August 9, 1842 4
- U.S.-U.K. Treaty of December 13, 1900 4
- U.S.-U.K. Treaty of July 12, 1889 4
- Section No.1042 Revised Statutes 3
- National Prohibition Act 2
- No. 3532 Criminal, United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. John Surra and Albert Weston, Defendants 2
- Section No. 1042 Revised Statutes 2
- U.S. Const. amend. V. 2
- 103rd article of War 1
- 104th Article of War 1
- 1875 Constitution of the State of Nebraska 1
- 1916 Compiled Statutes of the United States, Section 1706 1
- 47th Article of War 1
- 48th Article of War 1
- Act of April 11, 1890, General Statutes, Vol. 26, p. 54 1
- Act of Congress, February 20, 1907 1
- Act of Congress, March 26, 1910 1
- Act of Congress of December 17, 1914, or Harrison Act (C. L. 38 Stat. 785) 1
- Article 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution 1
- Article 1, Section 10 of the United States Constitution 1
- Article 1, Section 16 of the Nebraska State Constitution 1
- Article 1, Section 16 of the United States Constitution 1
- Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution 1
- Article 2, Page 3145 of the Compiled Statutes of Nebraska for 1922 1
- Carter v. McClaughry, 183 U.S. 365 1
- Carter v. Roberts, 177 U.S. 496 1
- Case No. 6921, Cronin, U.S. Marshal, et al., vs. William J. Fox 1
- Chapter 21 of the Revised Ordinances of the Village of Bayard, Nebraska, passed and approved June 26, 1917 1
- Commonwealth v. Cushing, 11 Mass. 67 1
- Commonwealth v. Downer, 24 Peck 227 1
- Commonwealth v. Fox, 7 Pa. St. 336 1
- Davis v. Burke, 179 U.S. 399 1
- Dawes Act 1
- Division 13, Article 2, Title 6, Chapter 190, Page 791 of the Sessions Laws of Nebraska for 1921 1
- Eaton v. State of West Virginia, 91 Fed. 760 1
- Eighth Federal Statute Annotated, Second Edition, Section 1, (Under commutation for good conduct) 1
- Ex parte Ortez, 100 Fed. 95 1
- Ex parte Royal, 117 U.S. 241 1
- Ex parte Schnied, 1 Dill. 587 1
- Frank v. Mangum, 237 U.S. 309, 328 1
- Hallowell v. United States, 221 U.S. 317 1
- Hartman v. Hartman, 59 Ill. 57 1
- Hijo v. United States, 194 U.S. 315 1
- In re Baker, 23 Fed. Rep. 30 1
- In Re Bogart, 2 Sawyer, 396, Fed. Cases 1596 1
- In Re Broady, 128 Fed. 665 1
- In re Chapman, 37 Fed. Rep. 327 1
- In re Collin, 25 How. Pr. 157 1
- In Re Davidson, 21 Fed. 618 1
- In re Doyle, 18 Fed. Rep. 369 1
- In re Grimby, 187 U.S. 147 1
- In re Hope, 15 Fed. Rep. 259 1
- In Re Huse, 79 Fed. 305 1
- In re McNulty, 2 Lowell 270 1
- In re Morrissey, 137 Ill. 57 1
- In re Sheegre, 3 Mackey 323 1
- In re Webb, 24 How. Pr. 247 1
- In Re White, 17 Fed. 723 1
- In Re Wood, 140 U.S. 278 1
- In Re Wood, 146, U.S. 241 1
- In the matter of Heff, 197 U.S. 488 1
- Johnson v. United States, 3 McLean 89, Fed. Cases 7418 1
- Kelley v. Sprout, 97 Mass. 169 1
- Law providing punishment for maintaining a nuisance is unconstitutional 1
- Lower v. State, 109 Neb. 590 1
- Mann Act 1
- Markuson v. Boucher, 175 U.S. 184 1
- Mathews v. State, 192 N.W. 966, 109 Neb. 613 1
- Mosier v. United States, 198 Fed. 54 1
- National Prohibition Act, 41, Statutes at Large, Page 307 1
- Nebraska State Constitution 1
- New York v. Eno, 155 U.S. 89 1
- No. 3486 Criminal, United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. Edward Evers, Emma Evers, Ralph Evers, Defendants 1
- No. 3492 Criminal, United States of America vs. Florence Godly 1
- No. 3509 Criminal, United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. Elmer R. MacNalley and Charles M. Byers, Defendants 1
- No. 3514 Criminal, United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. Charles Marino and Mary Marino, Defendants 1
- No. 3522 Criminal, United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. Mary Pierce, Defendant 1
- No. 3533 Criminal, United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. Fred Totoro and Sarah Totoro, Defendants 1
- No. 3618 Criminal, United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. Charles Mitchell, Edith Brown, Alice Ennis, Defendants 1
- No. 6921, Cronin, U. S. Marshal, et al., v. William J. Fox 1
- No. 6921, Cronin, U.S. Marshal, et al., vs. William J. Fox 1
- Ordinance No. 433 of the City of Fremont, Nebraska 1
- Pepke v. Cronin, 155 U.S. 100 1
- Pettibone v. United States, 148 U.S. 197 1
- S.E. H US Reporter 54 1
- Seaton v. State, 109 Neb., 192 N.W. 501 1
- Sec. 1042 of the Revised Statutes of the United States 1
- Sec. 328 of the U.S. Penal Code 1
- Section 1, Article 2, Chapter 182, Page 689 of the Session Laws of Nebraska for 1921 1
- Section 1014 of the Revised Annotated Statutes of the United States for 1914 1
- Section 10248, Comp. St. Neb. 1922 1
- Section 1342, Revised Statutes of the United States 1
- Section 1418 of the 1878 Revised Statutes of the United States 1
- Section 1419 of the 1878 Revised Statutes of the United States 1
- Section 1624 of the 1878 Revised Statutes of the United States 1
- Section 21 of Title II of the National Prohibition Act, 41 Statutes at large, 314 1
- Section 37 Code of the Revised Statutes of the United States (Espionage Act) 1
- Section 6, Chapter 297, Page 951 of the Laws of Nebraska for 1921 1
- Section 751 of the 1878 Revised Statutes of the United States 1
People
- Hoyt, R. C. (clerk) 40
- Woodrough, Joseph William 28
- Cronin, Dennis H. 14
- Moore, F. A. (Deputy) 14
- Scott, Andrew C. 14
- Munger, Thomas C. 11
- Koch, E. E. (Clerk) 10
- Kinsler, James C. 9
- Clark, Michael L. 8
- Nicholson, John (deputy clerk) 8
- Nicholson, John (deputy) 8
- Taft, William H. 8
- Copeland, Evelyn (Deputy) 7
- Nicholson, John (Chief Deputy) 6
- Quinley, E. J. (deputy U.S. marshal) 6
- Banner, Homer D. (Federal Prohibition Agent) 5
- Boehler, Edwin C. 5
- Condit, William C. 5
- Munger, William H. 5
- Allen, Thomas S. 4
- Berthe, L. L. 4
- Flynn, Thomas J. 4
- Gewinner, Otto G. (Federal Prohibition Agent) 4
- Jamieson, William Nicholas (Jameson) 4
- Lovely, William E. 4
- Madden, Ray J. (attorney) 4
- Mathews, T. L. (U.S. marshal) 4
- McGee, John (judge in the earlier case) 4
- McGee, John F. 4
- More, Mr. Clair E. (attorney) 4
- Nickerson, J. B. (deputy U.S. marshal) 4
- Nickerson, James B. 4
- Nugent, Horace D. (Canadian Consul General, complainant) 4
- O’Sullivan, Eugene D. (E. D.) 4
- Southard, Charles J. 4
- Davis, J. A. (Deputy) 3
- Davis, James (deputy) 3
- Fenton, William D. 3
- Flynn, Thomas J. (U.S. marshal) 3
- Henshaw, Art (alleged co-conspirator) 3
- Keyser, George (assistant prosecuting attorney in the earlier case) 3
- Kinsler, James C. (United States Attorney) 3
- Mahony, Charles A. (complainant, police commissioner) 3
- Mason, Lewis T. (U.S. commissioner) 3
- Saxton, Howard 3
- Shelton, J. B. (alleged co-conspirator) 3
- Slusky, John (alleged victim) 3
- Ware, John D. (Wear) 3
- Bayerlein, Frieda C. (notary public) 2
- Berger, John M. 2
- Boehler, Edwin C. (United States Commissioner) 2
- Boland, George B. 2
- Coffey, Raymond T. (R. T. Coffey) 2
- Dort, Lloyd 2
- Endres, Michael L. (M. L. Endres) 2
- Garrotto, 2
- Howe, Frederic C. (Commissioner of Immigration) 2
- Howell, Francis Singleton 2
- Keyser, George A (United States Attorney) 2
- Lovely, John M. (notary public) 2
- McClay, J. H. (deputy clerk) 2
- McShane, Jr., Felix J. (F. J.) 2
- Moore, John O. (deputy U.S. marshal) 2
- Moriarty, John F. 2
- Morrison, Archie R. (foreman) 2
- Peterson, Frank A. 2
- Priest, John M. (J. M. ) 2
- Ritchie, Albert S. (Notary Public) 2
- Roberts, Newell M. (Federal Prohibition Agent) 2
- Robinson, James C. (foreman) 2
- Singhaus, John A. 2
- Spillman, O. S. 2
- Steinwender, Paul F. (notary public) 2
- Summers, William S. 2
- Thomas, Harvey L. (Chief Deputy) 2
- Warner, William P. 2
- Whittaker, W. (Court Reporter) 2
- Young, Earl L. (Deputy) 2
- , Rain Woman (witness) 1
- Smith, Louis (alleged victim) 1
- Abbott, C. E. 1
- Abercrombie, John W. (Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor) 1
- Adams, Clarence F . (court-martial member) 1
- Adams, John (notary public) 1
- Aldrich, Chester Hardy (justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court) 1
- Allen, Charles C. (court-martial member) 1
- Anderson, D. H. (foreman) 1
- Anderson, D. H. (Juror) 1
- Anderson, Walter L. (Acting Provost Marshal of Nebraska) 1
- Andrist, Robert E. (alleged victim) 1
- Angelos, James (witness, restauranteur) 1
- Angelos, Louise Morton (acquaintance of petitioner) 1
- Asa, C. M. (witness) 1
- Asmussen, Hans (Juror) 1
- Atkinson, Al 1
- Bacorty, H. G. (notary public) 1
- Bahuaud, Julian (murder victim) 1
- Baldwin, John N. (John W.) 1
- Balesk, Jim (acquaintance of petitioner) 1
- Banner, Hommer D. (Federal Prohibition Officer) 1
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Download JSON Download CSVIn the Matter of the Application of Ernest P. Kinloch, By W. S. Summer, United States District Atty., For a Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: December 16, 1901
- Petition type(s): Carceral: insanity
- Petition outcome: Writ allowed
- Fate of bound party: Released from custody | custody transferred to third party
In the matter of the application of W. L. Lafferty by his attorney Francis J. Lynch for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: December 10, 1903
- Petition type(s): Carceral: peddling without a license | Carceral: refusal or inability to pay fine | Carceral: municipal violation
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In re application of William Deles Dernier and Gertrude I. Deles Dernier for writ of habeas corpus of Chester Deles Dernier
- Earliest record date: February 4, 1904
- Petition type(s): Carceral: desertion | Institutional: underage military enlistment
- Petition outcome: Unknown
- Fate of bound party: Unknown
In the Matter of the Application of Richard Townsend, by his Attorneys, McDonald & Woodland, for a Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: September 2, 1904
- Petition type(s): Carceral: desertion
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of Louis Dick for a writ of habeas corpus
- Earliest record date: June 28, 1905
- Petition type(s): Institutional: child custody | Institutional: Indian agent/superintendent
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of Edward Blackfish, For writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: August 4, 1913
- Petition type(s): Carceral: assault with intent to kill
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Joseph Kopf vs. William H. Jones, Sheriff of Nemaha County, Nebraska
- Earliest record date: September 18, 1913
- Petition type(s): Carceral: first degree murder | Carceral: fugitive from justice
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of Harry B. Porter for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: February 26, 1915
- Petition type(s): Carceral: impersonating an officer
- Petition outcome: Petition withdrawn
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Charles I. John v. Thomas J. Flynn (U.S. Marshal) and Henry Schroeder (Jailer)
- Earliest record date: February 24, 1916
- Petition type(s): Carceral: violation of the Harrison Act | Carceral: possession of opium derivatives
- Petition outcome: Petition withdrawn
- Fate of bound party: Unknown
In the matter of the application of Tom Berbilis for a writ of habeas corpus
- Earliest record date: February 2, 1916
- Petition type(s): Carceral: immigration | Carceral: violation of Mann Act/White-Slave Traffic Act of 1910
- Petition outcome: Writ dismissed
- Fate of bound party: Unknown
In the matter of the application of Chase Randal Snyder for a writ of habeas corpus
- Earliest record date: September 20, 1916
- Petition type(s): Carceral: bastardy
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of Thomas A. Jenkins, Edward W. Latchem, E. F. Dicks, Henry Biddiscombe, Henry Harris, Simon Hendrickson, Carl Jacobs, George Vinski, Walter Wolski for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: December 1, 1917
- Petition type(s): Carceral: conspiracy to violate the Espionage Act
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of William A. Mixon for a Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: November 13, 1918
- Petition type(s): Carceral: wanted for questioning | Carceral: suspicion of draft evasion
- Petition outcome: Writ allowed
- Fate of bound party: Released from custody
In the matter of the Petition of Bertram Mulcahy for Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: June 6, 1919
- Petition type(s): Carceral: peddling without a license | Carceral: refusal or inability to pay fine | Carceral: municipal violation
- Petition outcome: Unknown
- Fate of bound party: Unknown
In the matter of the application of Andy Pappas for a Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: December 31, 1918
- Petition type(s): Carceral: immigration | Carceral: prostitution
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Released on bail
In the matter of the application of Alson B. Cole for a writ of habeas corpus
- Earliest record date: January 14, 1920
- Petition type(s): Carceral: first degree murder
- Petition outcome: Writ dismissed
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the Matter of the Application of David D. Goertzen, for writ of habeas corpus
- Earliest record date: March 24, 1920
- Petition type(s): Carceral: desertion
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the Application of Christ Jensen for Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: March 2, 1921
- Petition type(s): Carceral: violation of federal revenue law
- Petition outcome: Petition withdrawn
- Fate of bound party: Unknown
The United States of America upon the relation of John R. Howard v. James B. Nickerson, Acting United States Marshal for the District of Nebraska, and Edwin C. Boehler, United States Commissioner for the Omaha Division, District of Nebraska and Michael L. Clark, Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska
- Earliest record date: May 7, 1921
- Petition type(s): Carceral: fugitive from justice | Carceral: uttering and passing forged paper | Carceral: robbery and battery | Carceral: obtaining money under false pretenses
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
The United States of America upon the relation of Harry Compton v. James B. Nickerson, Acting United States Marshal for the District of Nebraska, and Edwin C. Boehler, United States Commissioner for the Omaha Division, District of Nebraska and Michael L. Clark, Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska
- Earliest record date: May 7, 1921
- Petition type(s): Carceral: fugitive from justice | Carceral: uttering and passing forged paper | Carceral: robbery and battery | Carceral: obtaining money under false pretenses
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
The United States of America upon the relation of Arthur Wyse v. James B. Nickerson, Acting United States Marshal for the District of Nebraska, and Edwin C. Boehler, United States Commissioner for the Omaha Division, District of Nebraska and Michael L. Clark, Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska
- Earliest record date: May 7, 1921
- Petition type(s): Carceral: fugitive from justice | Carceral: uttering and passing forged paper | Carceral: robbery and battery | Carceral: obtaining money under false pretenses
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
The United States of America upon the relation of Axel Pierson v. James B. Nickerson, Acting United States Marshal for the District of Nebraska, and Edwin C. Boehler, United States Commissioner for the Omaha Division, District of Nebraska and Michael L. Clark, Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska
- Earliest record date: May 7, 1921
- Petition type(s): Carceral: fugitive from justice | Carceral: uttering and passing forged paper | Carceral: robbery and battery | Carceral: obtaining money under false pretenses
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
The United States of America upon the relation of Al Atkinson vs. Dennis H. Cronin, United States Marshal for the District of Nebraska and Edwin C. Boehler, United States Commissioner for the Omaha Division, District of Nebraska, and Michael L. Clark, Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska
- Earliest record date: September 28, 1921
- Petition type(s): Carceral: larceny
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the Matter of the Application of Robert Geslin for writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: December 16, 1921
- Petition type(s): Carceral: immigration
- Petition outcome: Writ allowed
- Fate of bound party: Released from custody
James G. V. Ingoldsby, Plaintiff v. W. T. Fenton, Warden State Penitentiary of the State of Nebraska, Defendant
- Earliest record date: June 16, 1922
- Petition type(s): Carceral: forgery | Carceral: uttering | Carceral: fugitive from justice
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the Matter of the Application of Antonio Sesto for a Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: March 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: Violation of Immigration Act of 1917 | Carceral: deportation
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the Matter of the Application of Willard V. Mathews for Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: January 31, 1923
- Petition type(s): Carceral: embezzlement
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of John Fenezia for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Dennis H. Cronin, U. S. Marshal, et al., Appellants, vs. Mary Pierce
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of Gus A. Fagerberg for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: May 26, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of William J. Fox for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: July 3, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of James Dolezol for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: May 15, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Dennis H. Cronin, U. S. Marshal, et al., Appellants, vs. Charles Marino
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Dennis H. Cronin, U.S. Marshal, et al., Appellants, vs. Florence Godly
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of Emma Evers for Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: December 12, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ allowed
- Fate of bound party: Released from custody
In the matter of the application of Albert Weston for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: maintaining a common nuisance
- Petition outcome: Petition withdrawn
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Dennis H. Cronin, U. S. Marshal, et al., Appellants, vs. Fred Totoro
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
In the matter of the application of John Surra for a writ of Habeas Corpus
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: maintaining a common nuisance
- Petition outcome: Petition withdrawn
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Dennis H. Cronin, U. S. Marshal, et al., Appellants, vs. Charlie Mitchell
- Earliest record date: June 16, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: maintaining a common nuisance
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
Dennis H. Cronin, U.S. Marshal, et al., Appellants, vs. Elmer R. MacNalley
- Earliest record date: June 17, 1924
- Petition type(s): Carceral: unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor | Carceral: maintaining a common nuisance
- Petition outcome: Writ denied
- Fate of bound party: Remained in custody
