Policy Writers Arrested.

Camden Post - September 11, 1895

Policy Writers Arrested. - Camden Post, September 11, 1895
Camden Post - September 11, 1895
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POLICY WRITERS ARRESTED. Washington Ketline, Mrs. Harriet Smith and Others Held in Bail. Washington Ketline, alleged policy writer of North Front street, was held in $2,000 bail this morning by 'Squire Schmitz on four different charges of policy-writing preferred by Mrs. M. J. Pullen. This is said to be the third complaint against Ketline for policy-writing. Mrs. Harriet Smith, who was recently convicted of policy-writing and pardoned after being sentenced to two years' imprisonment, was arrested again this afternoon on a similar charge, and the Squire held her in $1000 bail. Mrs. Smith fell in a fainting fit in the Squire's office and was in that condition when her counsel, Harry S. Scovel, arrived. Mrs. Smith's daughter, Susie Smith Kinsey, was held in $500 bail by the 'Squire on a charge of policy writing.
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