State v. McKinnon

Defendant washorn in Antigo, Wisconsin, in 1904, was graduated from primary and secondary schools there and went to Milwaukee for his prelegal work at Marquette University, from which he was graduated with the degree of bachelor of arts in 1926. He received his law degree at Harvard Law School in 1929, worked for a short time with a firm in Buffalo, New York, and later that year began his practice in Milwaukee at the invitation of Mr. O’Boyle, in which office he has continued to practice since that time.

At the present time he is married and has two children. He was single during the years…