Convict Minstrel's Voice Wins Liberty
Lewis White, a baritone singer from a prominent Southern family, was released from Los Angeles County Jail on four years probation after serving since December 21 on burglary charges. Mrs. M. T. Boyd led a church group to secure his release, with jail officials assisting.
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Notice from Georgetown Probate Court Admonishing Executors
Office of Judge of Probate Georgetown South Carolina April 30 1910 cites guardians executors and administrators to render within 20 days a just and true itemized account of actions and doings for the proceeding year. Given under seal of the Probate Court Jno W Dorrill Probate Judge Georgetown SC.
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Singed by hunger connects to prison escape tale ends in freedom
J Hl Loyal, 33, once a minstrel, wandered from youth and fell on hard times in Los Angeles. Facing hunger he committed a fatal act, was jailed, and later confided his story to Mrs Boyd who heard him singing in the tank. Her intervention led to his release.
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Olin Sawyer
Iment
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L. Mouton
L. S. Ehrich
John Smith
Elmwood
B. W. Cannon
A.M. DuBose
D. T Smith
Marion Dear
O. J. Burts
Episcopal
B. Wilson
G. A. Congdon
C. M. Tampler
Primrose Minstrel Company
Williams & Walker Minstrel
Los Angeles
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