Mullens Justice of the Peace case ends with Toler favored
A Mullens district dispute over the justice of the peace office concluded last Thursday when a jury ruled in favor of W. R. Toler. The contentious vacancy arose after the county court removed Perry C. Cook and appointed Toler, amid Republican opposition. No appeal steps have been taken, and order is restored as readers note lingering partisan tensions fade.
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