Record of Judge L. E. Thomas Municipal CourtCases
Report on cases heard and disposed of by Judge L E Thomas in Municipal Court last week. The docket totaled 58 with several defendants, including Lawrence Carroll, found guilty of petty larceny and sentenced to 2 days in jail and $65 plus costs after a second hearing. Multiple defendants were fined or dismissed for drunk and disorderly conduct, gambling, and other charges. Moonshine possession case dismissed.
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L. E. Thomas
Lawrence Carroll
2Nd Ct
19Th St
Thomas
Donald W. Major
John Chapman
Osie Crawford
Jeratha Truth
Herbert Miller
Curtis Anfield
Curtis Morgan
T. C. Miller
Ike Moore
Hilton Hannah
Esther Ware
Major
Chapman
Crawford
Payne and George Charged With DUI. Payne Fined. George Dismissed
Melvin Payne and Arthur George faced DUI charges. Payne was fined 50 dollars plus 24 days costs. George was dismissed.
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Melvin Payne
Arthur George
Payne
George
Williams and Dinkins Charged with Vagrancy
Henry Williams and Martin Dinkins were each charged with vagrancy and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Henry Williams
Martin Dinkins
Convicted trio face concealed weapon charges and penalties
T C Miller James M McClinton and Charles Britt were charged with carrying concealed weapons. Miller was dismissed on the charge, McClinton received 10 days with 60 days in jail, and Britt was fined 25 dollars plus costs for 14 days. Miller also faced resisting arrest with a 15 dollar fine and 10 days costs.
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T. C. Miller
James M. McClinton
Charles Britt
Miller
McClinton
Britt
Assault and Battery Charges Filed Against Ten Men
Willard Sands Eddie Brantley Jack Hardy Lexie Nelons Willie Love Jimmie Randall and Ernest Ingraham face assault and battery charges. Sands on Corine Montgomery Brantley on his wife Millie Randall on his wife Perry Randall Ingraham on Clara Rolle Hardy on his wife Valdora Hardy Nelonson Catherine Jenkins Love on Louis Johnson Johnny Ingraham on Lillie Mae Burnside. Sentences include fines and jail terms ranging from 4 to 40 days plus costs.
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Willard Sands
Eddie Brantley
Jack Hardy
Lexie Nelons
Willie Love
Jimmie Randall
Ernest Ingraham
Sands
Corine Montgomery
Brantley
Millie Brantley
Randall
Perry Randall
Clara Rolle
Hardy
Valdora Hardy
Nelonson
Catherine Jenkins
Love
Louis Johnson
Johnny Ingraham
Lillie Mae Burnside
Local suspects cited for trespass and driving offenses
Joseph Brown Harry Crawford Daniel Patterson and James Mc Nair were charged with sleeping on private property. Brown and Crawford were fined $10 and cost of 8 days each. Patterson and Mc Nair were dismissed. Leonard Smith faced driving without a license and without inspection certificate. He was fined $10 and cost or 4 days on the first charge and $5 and cost or 2 days on the second.
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Johnny Ingraham
Paul Woodrow Rogers
Nathaniel Hawkins
Edward McNeal
Alexander Taylor
Rogers
Hawkins
McNeal
Alexander
Joseph Brown
Harry
Crawford Daniel Patterson
James McNair
Brown
Crawford
Patterson
Leonard Smith
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Albert Twin Charged With Double Parking and Fines
Albert Twin faced charges for double parking and failing to pay a traffic citation after tearing up the notice. He received a two day jail term a $25 fine and court costs.
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Albert Twin
Hilton Hannah Charged With Reckless Display of Firearms
Hilton Hannah faced charges of reckless display of firearms and was sentenced to two days in jail with a $65 fine and an additional thirty days in jail as cost.
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Hilton Hannah
Margaret Dinkley
Trial docket crowds Monday with 72 cases heard
Monday morning saw an overcapacity courtroom for 72 trials amid broad interest. Pearl T Jenkins faced an assault with a gun charge, defended by Carter White, with five witnesses. Judge Thomas fined her $65 and 80 days in jail, plus costs.
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Pearl T. Jenkins
Mary Williams
Jenkins
Atty. Carter
White
Williams
Wiliams
Thomas
Pearl Jenkins
Rufus Hunter
Frank Gore
I Schenley Hires New Salesmen Pictured in front of Distillery
Schenley Distributors, Inc. hires a nationwide group of new salesmen from all regions through the National Urban League. The Cincinnati training photo in Lawrenceburg Indiana lists Walter S. Smith St. Louis and others from Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Detroit and New Orleans with John D. Brooks and York City officials coordinating the program.
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Schenley
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio
Schenley Distributors, Inc
National Urban League
Walter S. Smith
St. Louis
Norman Ts. Wilson
Philadelphia
Ballier G. Kemp
Los Ang
Les
Calif
John P. Greer, Jr
New York City
Gardner K. Christopher
Cleveland
Whaydel J. White
New Orleans
Bear
Billy Chase
York City
John D. Brooks
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert A. McEwen
Baltimore
Moonshine Possession and Taxi Fare Case Summary
George Taylor and Charles Clinton were charged with unlawful possession of moonshine and fined $5 plus costs for six days. Sammy Miles was charged with refusing to pay a taxi fare and sentenced to 30 days.
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George Taylor
Charles Clinton
Sammy Miles
Floridian Named Schenley Rep in Jacksonville Florida
John D. Brooks, a well known Floridian, is appointed the Florida representative for Schenley Distributors Inc. Chosen from many applicants with aid from the National Urban League, he returns from a Cincinnati training course with 10 new salesmen. He will market Schenley brands and lives at 2118 Moncrief Road, Jacksonville. He formerly managed Blodgett Homes public housing and sold for the Southern Company. Brooks attended Morehouse and Atlanta University and belongs to Alpha Phi Alpha and civic groups.
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John D. Brooks
Florida
Schenley Distributors, Inc
National Urban League
Brooks
Cincinnati
Ohio
Schenley Reserve
I. W. Harper
Old Stagg
Dream of Kentucky
Ancient Age
Schenley Gin
Moncrief Road
Jacksonville
Blodgett Homes
Southern Company
Morehouse
Atlanta University
Alpha Phi Alpha
Ravens Return Shine at Apollo with Calvin Boze
New York reports the Ravens back on stage at Harlem's Apollo Theater sharing the spotlight with Calvin Boze and his orchestra. The set delivers the familiar high energy jump entertainment vibe as the quartet proves they are still real gone.
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New York
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Ravens
Harlem
Apollo
Calvin Boze
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