United States v. Casey
District Court, S.D. Ohio
Thomas Casey and others were indicted for conspiracy to violate Selective Service Act May 18, 1917, § 13, and the regulation of the Secretary of War promulgated in pursuance of that section, by keeping and setting up a house of ill fame within five miles of a military post or station used for military purposes. On motion to quash and demurrer.
1Opinion of the Court
SATER, District Judge.
The indictment charges that Casey and others, on or about July 31, 1917, knowingly, willfully, unlawfully, and feloniously entered into a conspiracy, which continued down to November 5th, to violate section 13 of the Selective Service Act of M.ay 18, 1917, and the regulation of the Secretary of War promulgated in pursuance of that section, by keeping and setting up a house of ill fame, bawdyhouse, and brothel within five miles of the military post or station used for military purposes and known as the Columbus Barracks, and by receiving and permitting to be received at…
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