State Practically Closes In Green Case Tuesday At 3
Strong legal battle centers on Knight's dying statement as the case nears closing.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
5
Strong legal battle centers on Knight's dying statement as the case nears closing.
The defense pressed for the dying declaration of the dying man in the Green murder case as key evidence. Five witnesses testified including Mrs Knight and two neighbors while Dr Thomas questioned the impact of morphine on the victim. Court observers called the session the most interesting yet and expect the trial to finish in two days.
Judge Armatead Brown fined the Montgomery Advertiser Company and associate editor Will T. Sheehan $50 for contempt of court over a morning item on prohibition violators. The court objected to claims that a six months sentence had been inflicted and suspended, and that others would plead guilty.
A large corn display by Street, Martin & Vaughan Co at their Maury County store draws farmers and visitors. Awards include a one horse Moline planter won by Albert Matthews in class one and prizes for renters and owners who cultivated. Five-year-old Jack Gordon also entered, showing notable pluck and promise.
In Valdez Alaska November 24 Edward Evans aged 40 from Oregon and Bert Cooper aged 26 from Lynn Massachusetts prospectors are believed dead after a violent storm near Prince William Sound last month. They left Valdez October 1 aboard the Rambier to prospect on Mineral River and GiKder Island. A gunken boat matching Rambier’s description was reported found by arrivals from Ellamar today.
Reports from Laredo Texas say Francisco Madero was badly wounded in a Guerrero battle as federal troops and rurales clash near Torreon. Consuls and officials cite quiet restored except Guerrero district where 200 bandits attack small towns. border troops tightened to prevent further unrest.
Saturday afternoon a number of animals used in the agricultural course demonstrations were photographed for farm publications. The subjects included a bay horse owned by Judge Erwin a mule owned by Chapman and Steele and two Hereford cattle Loge and Shoop.
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