Father and son testify against each other in Jenkins murder case
The Jenkins murder trial features Ira Jenkins and his father James M. Jenkins on the witness stand across from each other. Prosecutors detail the Wilton event and Stark death while Ira claims innocence and his father admits involvement and cover up efforts.
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Bentley
Undertaker Upright
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Ma Lewin
Ira Jenkin
James M
Ida Lewis
Mreeka Jenkins
Jenkins murder trial ends in district court
The Jenkins murder case concludes in district court after brief proceedings. Key testimony included James M. Jenkins and Ira O. Jenkins with Dr. Bentley analyzing the head wound and bullet trajectory. The jury deliberates after a lengthy closing, with state and defense presenting contrasting conclusions.
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James M. Jenkins
Ra O. Jenkins
Ida Lewis
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Stark
Ira Jenling
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Allen
Cochrane
Aittle
Winchester
Ed Adams
Man convicted of murder faces death sentence
On Monday in Judge Winchester's district court Tra Jen king, found guilty of murder, faced the death penalty. He declared himself innocent before the sentence, which the jury had fixed as death, as observers watched a dramatic courtroom moment.
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Backaches of Women and Trial Narratives
A fragmentary article discusses remedies for women by Lydia Pinkham and includes a detailed courtroom scene. It covers a verdict, jury actions, and the pending sentence for Stark and Jenkins, with confessions and cross examination shedding light on the death by pistol shot and alleged axe blows.
Jury returns verdict of murder in Ira Jenkins case
The jury finds Ira O Jenkins guilty of murder in the first degree and sentences him to death by hanging after September next. Judge Winchester reads the law requiring jurors to fix the penalty and pronounces the judgment, while Jenkins remains composed as officials escort him back to his cell.
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