Bound Over in 1919 Murder Case of Lawrence Lackey
Testimony in the trial includes doctors describing strychnine effects and an embalmer recounting embalming plans for a little girl. Albert Lackey testifies about conversations with Lawrence and finds a bottle in the stove, later noting the seal and unopened contents. Lawrence Lackey pleads not guilty to first degree murder as the session ends with continued proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Belwood
Bowman
F. J. Baskin
R. O. Fosterman
Darling
Lawrence Lackey
Fosterman
Albert Lackey
Lawrence
Hps
Frank
Albert Luckey
Lawrence EB. Lackey
First Baptist Church to Hold Important Business Meeting
Alliance Wisconsin church announces a Wednesday 7 o'clock meeting for all members with reports from every department. Choir practice moved to Thursday 7 at Mrs C H Fuller’s home. Other community notices include new officers for the Woman's Missionary Society and various local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Fuller
Toluca Street
Churches of Alliance
Wis
Allance
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church
George A. Hills
Ww. Co. T. U. Plans Victory Day Program
The local W. C. T. U. will hold a Victory Day program at the Baptist church corner Seventh street and Laramie avenue at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Chief address by Mrs. Hattie Edgar Sylvester of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, delegate to the national W. C. T. U. convention in St. Louis last November. Public invited.
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Baptist Church
Seventh Street
Laramie Avenue
Hattie Edgar Sylvester
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
St. Louis
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L. B. Lackey
District Court
First Baptist Church
Townsend
Baltimore
Victor Talking Machine Company
Central School
Emerson School
Victor People
Captain Kidd
Imperial
William A. Brady
Evelyn Greeley
International Screen Magazine
Alliance Steam Laundry
William Bevington
Forest Lumber Company
Denver
Alliance Community Club
James H. H. Hewitt
Club
Smith
F. E. Holsten
Box Butte Avenue
Ww. Co, T. U
Sealy
Glen Miller
Georgette
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