Reversals for Trial Court Errors in Pemiscot Cases
Judge Sterling Carty reviews several Pemiscot County trials, reversing and remanding in multiple cases. Highlights include a hog killing charge where evidence failed to sustain guilt, and a murder case where trial court conduct toward defense counsel and remarks to witnesses prompted reversal for prejudicial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Carty
Pemisanity
Missouri
Reed
Dant
tSute
L. B. Ls
Mali
Supreme Court
Pinion
Dent
Sherwood Davis
H. B. Iittle
Tyler
Lumley
Lis Ment
Boston
Ward
Mr. Ward
Clerk
Thettorney
Appeint
Davis
Squire Kyle
Henning
Cottonwood
Tria
McKay
Caruthersville Democrat
New Harding Cabinet Slate Reported Near Final
Marion Ohio December 30 The first Harding cabinet slate appears nearly complete with names for State, Treasury, War, Navy, Att Gen, Postmaster, Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, and Labor plus reserves. Possible later changes noted and several minor local notices follow including deaths and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Chas. E. Hughes
New York
Treasury
Charles G. Dawes
eGc. B. Christian, Jr
Chas. D. Hillis
M. Reynolds
Chicago
Julius Kahn
California
J. J. Esch
Wisconsin
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Governor Campbell
Arizona
Albert J. Breveridge
Indiana
Farewell Party for Scout Member Heading to California
The Boy Scouts held a farewell party Saturday night for member Sherrell Bettis who departs for Caliseco California this week. Attendees included Carl Martin Louie Kohn Ernest Lefler Harold Popham and many others. Luncheon was served at 11 o'clock and all reported a nice gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Sherrill] eBttis
Calesico
California
Carl Martin
Louie Kohn
Ernest Lefler
Harold Popham
Sherrell eBttis
Leslie Baird Herbert Milsap
J. V Moore
Thelma Robertson
Fay Wilson
Sallye Brown
Ethyle Lewis
Irene Myrich
Nellie Stephens
Muriel Bettis
Edna Henderson
H. Henderson
Eighteenth Annual Corn Show During Farmers Week
The College of Agriculture at Columbia hosts the 1921 Corn Show during Farmers Week with winners in corn and other crops, seed judging contest, and a certified judge examination open to all Corn Growers' Association members. Entries by January 9 and show finale January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Missouri
C. E. Carter
College of Agriculture, Columbia
C. A. Helm
R. J. Howat
Vocational Schools of
Corn Growers’ Association
Southeast Missouri meeting plans large regional push
At Sikeston Missouri a December conference by the Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau elected officials from county bureaus and agents presented a plan to expand work. A permanent St Louis exhibit and wider advertising were proposed. A Finance Committee chaired by Julien N Friant will report at a January 4 Sikeston gathering expected to be the region's biggest. Road building legislation and farm loan law were to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikeston
Missouri
Missouri Agricultural Bureau
Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau
Southeast Missouri
Union Station
St. Louis
Thad Snow
Charleston
J. H. Galeener
W. H. Meredith
Pepler Bluff
Paul Bestor
Caruthersville
J. Mahony
Dexter
Xnevophon Cauverno
Canalou
Srl Jones
Kennett
Farm Self-Sufficiency Call Urges Home Gardens
An exhortation urges every farm and country home to feed itself by growing a garden and small fruits. The message emphasizes self-reliance for families to supply their own food through cultivation.
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the Ringmaster
F&s
Dennis FE. Green
Government Statistical Department
Pemiscot County
Nois
A. T. Huert
Kentucky
Navy
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Haury M. Daugherty
Will H. Hays
Secretary of the Interior
eGeorge Sutherland
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Lows
Commerce
Charles
Er, California
Win. Helm
Cape Girarden
Carl Haggard
Lloyd Pitts
Hayti
Dry Bayou
J. W. Queen
H. T. Byars
Roy Tuttle
A. M_.fl Cagle
Mayme Hudgens
Pascora
W. D. Hudgens
Gladys Welby
Marked Tree, Ark
Mrs
John Alsup
M. D. Amburgey
Farms Bureau
J. W. Jeffries
Miss Winnie
ARDS
Efler
Trac
Paign
Julien N. Friant
Cape Girardeau
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