Judge Crawford Replies to Sheriff May Charges in County Row
In Dothan Alabama on June 4 1915 Judge Crawford responds in detail to Sheriff May’s criticisms of Houston County affairs. He rebuts theft and misappropriation accusations while outlining county funds and pocket knife rebates, urging public inspection of records and challenging May to prove any charges.
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Dno. A. May
Houston County
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W. A. Brown
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Andre Crawford
Loverald Tuan Lin
Houston National Bank
M. Murphy
Houston
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Wordy Court Transcript Describes Defense and Protest
Fragmented legal notes recount a policeman witness defending actions in a case about whiskey and a hotel dispute. The record shows heated public expressions and questions about admissibility, with the sheriff and deputies searching for suspects while a defendant protests imprisonment and seeks lawful explanation.
Old State Militia Commission Reveals Violent Conspiracy
A damaged 1872 notice details alleged militia conspirators in Alabama. Capt. Witkin of Montgomery and Ray Jones of Dothan are named among others as involved in a violent plot. The document lists officers like Win A. Clanton and Joseph Lauer with dates tied to January 14th, 1872.
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Wm. B. Jones
Montgomery
Janussary
Witkin
Ray Jones
Dothan
A. Clanton
Joseph Lauer
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