City of Chicago v. Sayer
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Friend
The defendants, Ray Sayer and Theodore Thomson, each prosecuted two direct appeals to the Supreme Court from four- separate but identical orders entered in four proceedings in the municipal court of Chicago. Two of the orders were entered upon quasi-criminal complaints of the City of Chicago against each of the defendants charging them with unlawfully keeping, owning, operating and using or causing to be used in a certain building, slot machines, in violation of section 191-5 of the Municipal Code of Chicago, and the other two upon an information filed by the people against each of the…
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