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J°o2E8Santa bor of; .com-2n Isa-?olum-e new ia. It moughie, but \s low irough trangeto last nerica. off the aiti. It Jashcd ecked. down t. Na-mbers. t with ie Goan oneon the mbian States, Xu©*Criminal ListSOCIAIIs CompletedCircuit Court Speeding Toward Close; Several Are Indictedre call-Downs, spent r.irents,With tho exception of two cases which will he heard tomorrow, circuit court has completed the criminal docket which was taken up shortly after convening this morning.The court is expected to take up the case of Fred Chjnault, charged with the theft of a trade association coupon and that of George Moreheari, a domestic relations action, tomorrow before going into the civil list proper. Several criminal actions were disposed of during the morning. Kdd Williams, a negro, charged with wounding Sandy Casey, also colored, with a pistol, was given, a year in jail. Charlie Williams, another negro held in connection w.'th the shooting, was given a year's suspended sentence and charges against Riley Williams were dismissed.Kisie Calloway charged withstabbing Walter Perry, both colored, was given a six months suspended semqnee on a plea of guilty; Corbett Hitter, charged with driving drunk was fined $100 and sentenced to 60-days in jail by a jury; John Jenkins, colored, charged w.Hh driving drunk, was fired $100 and given a 60-day suspended sentence on plea of guilty.True bills returned by the grand jury included: Hampton Stillwell, Remine Tolliver and Bert Roberts, charged jointly with perjury in connection with the Cephas Hall ABC misdemeanor case during the last term of court; Cephas Hall, retrial on .ABC misdemeanor charge; Thelma French, colored, involuntary manslaughter; Bill Tolbert, Howard Sams, Rill Sams, Hugh Lowe and Willliam. Shepherd, charged with breaking into the Jennings' fiilling station; Lew-Mitchell, charged with forgery.John Owens and Buford Rid-path, charged with manufacturing bootleg liquor entered pleas of guilty following the return0 of true bills and were sentenced to six months in jail.The grand jury included: B. C. Taylor, foreman; *C. L. Cecil. H. K. Bocock. J. M. Crowder and George Carnahan.isJuesen-at the Pulaski hospital on account of a broken arm, whi'-h(Cntit In“Safe ai work; adei when inca industrial or old age, ing hours,come, prop ation of cfThe me: conferenceby Seereta Perkins. T ed to forn bor legisla state legis; year.BOAWASHIP The Distri of appeals of the na1 board to ctions to d«be represegaining wi The deci the case o Co., n hacompany o The suit national from eondi purpose oielections sThe plai that the nact. was argued thi parably da hearings a ducted by tended the in frictionciency, anc among em]banksON 1(Con tin iFiremen's ter the inc will be sti men, Boy cipating, k Many Pi to see the starts at football1 ga tend going gion aanceFt
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Pulaski Southwest Times
Pulaski, Virginia, US
Mon, Nov 09, 1936
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