Kirk v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM DAVIDSON. Appeal in error from the Criminal Court of Davidson County. — A. B. Neil, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Me. -Chief Justice Shields
delivered the opinion of the Court.
J. N. Kirk, plaintiff in error, was convicted in the criminal court of Davidson county, Tennessee, upon an indictment predicated upon chapter 78, Acts of 1901, as amended by chapter 543, Acts of 1907 (section 4 of the last act), charging that, being then and there, an itinerant physician, he “did unlawfully, by means of printed matter, printed and published in a certain newspaper, to wit, the Nashville Banner, then and there published and widely circulated and read in said county, profess to treat and cure, in said county and State,…
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