Beattie Defense To Stand In Chesterfield Court
Chesterfield Court House Va special court scene as Henry C Beattie Jr faces murder trial. Defense counsel H M Smith Jr denies insanity plea and argues Beattie will be tried for murder in the first degree. Jurors to view crime scene as witnesses describe alibi and family relations.
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H. M. Smith JR
Smith
Cass
Commonwealth
Henry
Chestervield Courthomise
Chesters
Peerore
Beattie
Chesterfield
Paul Beattice
Henrys Beatie
L. L. Senerer
Purdie
Henry Beattie
Watson
J. F. Rasiand
Chester
E. St. Perrow
Perrow
Henry C. Beattie
Henry C. Beatie, Jr
HH. M. Smith
Belt Line
South Richmond
Midlothian
Wendenburg
Tom Wren
Hill Carter
Judge Watson
Mary Jackson
William Northop
Midlothian Turnpike
Carter
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Chesterfield County Court House
Beattie Murder Case Highlights Witness Neblett Testimony
Ernest Neblett, foreman of Standard Paper Co., testified he saw Paul Beattie with a shot gun near the cement house by Mayo's Bridge on the morning after the murder. Defense witnesses described Beattie as of good character as court wrangled over gun purchase details and witness credibility.
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Chesterfield
Henry CC. Beattie
Ernest J. Neblett
Standard Paper Company
Southside
Paul Beatrice
Paul
Neblett
Paul Great
Ncwd
Mr. Wendenburg
Weinstein
David
Jakey
Paul Beattie
Inds
Mayo's
Wendenburg
I. L. Scherer
Jacob
Talley
J. C
Sam) Talley
Eagtabiinh Beattie
Papa
Ernest
Beattiesity Wendenbure
Beattie
J. Smith
Paul Reattie
David L. Toney
Dr. L. Toney
W. B. Bradley
A. Maurice
Manchester
Henry Beattie, Jr
Ernest Neblett
George Gary
Maurice
Augustine Noyall & Co
KR. Os. Robertson
R. & Robertson
Mechanics and Merchants Bank
South Richmond
Coun Ilman Moore
John W. Moore
Porter Street
Mr. Beattie
Beattle
Henry Battle
A. J. Daffron
Mr. Smith
T Washington
W. H. Washington
Elect
Douglas Beattie
Walter Howell
Louise
Wight
Tom Owen
Mr. Jarrell
Mr. Bristow
FE. Rh. Co
Sixth
Broad Streets
Mayo's Bridge
Mr. WwWa
Booth
Henry
Beattie Testimony Details Family Ties in VA Hearing
In a Virginia hearing H C Beattie Sr testified about his son and daughter in law. He described close family relations and spoke of happiness between the son and his wife. The exchange with Mr Smith raised questions about the couple's living arrangements.
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Mr. Belttle
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Paul
Lim
Velock
Theoroushly
Douglas
Prom
Deauxiass
Tom Chwen
Mrwen
Douglasa
Owen
Louise
Snower
Taylor Robertson
Chesterfield Courthouse
Henry C. Beattie, Sr
Manchester
Nying
Fle
Pather
Beulah Binford
Sou
Chesterfield
H. C. Beattie, Sr
Smith
Reflections on Secret Engagements and Domestic Rules
A humorous musings piece from the New York Press on secret engagements and male pride. It jokes about the timing of engagements and the patience men show when issues in business affect family relations. It notes how long observers watch a woman’s management of men before revelations occur.
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York Press
Beattie Trial Testimony Highlights Witness Conflicts
Testimony in the Beattie case adjourns after witnesses challenge each other’s recollections and reputations. Attorneys pressed for motive and timing as Paul Beattie’s associates and relatives deny involvement while detailing alibis and past remarks.
Virginia trial recounts statements on murder case
Engineered testimony emerges as Tom Brown recalls seeing J C Talley after the crime and Talley denying knowledge of the shooting. Brown says Talley blamed fear of court for silence while witnesses place him near the scene around the murder date. Emmett Jewett adds Talley claimed a woman screamed before gunfire.
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J. C. Talley
J. M. Smith
Tom Brown
Testimony on gun sale during murder case at trial
Witness Jake describes wrapping a gun and selling another gun the day of the murder. Cross examinations reveal details of the gun, trips in the car, bloodstains, and interactions with Scherer and Weinstein as the court weighs admissible statements and witness credibility.
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Scherer
Hill Carter
Carter
Mr. Carter
de Will
Mr. Wendenburg
Jake
Mr. Scherer
Jankey
Brother Sticks Loyalty to Henry
Special report from Chestersfield Jurthouse covers ongoing testimony in a court case involving Douglas Beattie. Beattie discusses intent to destroy evidence, remarks about a machine seized in a related incident, and references to Henry and Beulah while describing two auto trips and a search for blood and a hat belonging to a Joy rider.
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Chestersield
Jurthouse
Froury Ssaulo
Douglas Beattie
Wendenburg
Douglas Eattie
Seattle
Henry
Beulah
E. RB
Chesterfield
Smith
Mr. Smith
Taylor Robertson
Joy Rider
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