State v. Weymiller
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Allamakee District Court. — H. E. Taylor, Judge. The defendant was indicted for tbe crime of deserting his wife and minor child under sixteen years of age. He appeals from a conviction and sentence thereon. —
1Opinion of the Court
Faville, J.-
Appellant and his wife were married in 1919. A daughter was born in 1920. At the time of the marriage, appellant was, about nineteen years of age, and his wife about seventeen. Shortly after the marriage, the parties went to Milwaukee to live. It appears that they did not reside there long, but returned to Allamakee County, where they lived for a time with the wife’s parents. It seems to have then been arranged there that appellant should attend the University of Minnesota, and that his wife and daughter should remain with the wife’s parents. He entered the university in the fall…
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