Murder trial unfolds in crowded court over 118 year sentence
Witnesses testified in a tense trial as Johnson and a white defendant described the slashing of an man last November. The case pitted Johnson, his family, and witnesses against assertions by Jennings McLain and others amid rumors of drinking and gambling. The defense painted the incident as a gang clash, while prosecutors argued Johnson acted with a pocket knife during an argument. The jury, drawn from a tense community, heard rival accounts of the events at the home.
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Mra. Johnson
Jennings
Wham
Frank McLain
Lev
Jennings McLain
Sear
Johnson
Seversl
Tory
Johmson
Getter
Jennings McLaine
Wen Pine
Tuday
Irs
Horney
Anders
Gutomey
Too Much Boasting Gets Elmer Baker Cut Team
Trial before Judge Worthington heard Elmer Baker plead guilty to stealing corn and wires from George Stevens. Baker, aged about 20, was sentenced to three months in the Danse of Correction, with additional details noted by Sheriff Wertenbaker. Other items include a wine selling fine for Clarry B. Nushiwm and a Maryland Girls Club meeting with program notes and a debate on Washington versus Lincoln.
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Ehmer Baker
Grecetar
Gorregtion
Glenn W. Worthington
Cai
George Stevens
Marylearl
Jamie Bater
Stevens
Wertenhaher
Baker
Larter
Beth Wits
Wertenbaker
Danse of Correction
Sheriff Tones
Clarry BR. Nushiwm
Tear Liberty
Worthington
Maryland
Maryland Girll
East Church Street
Katherine Bond
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Charlotte Bader
Trio
Lincoln
K. Bond
E. Measelt
EB. Ridenour
Madeline Brangle
Martha Washington
Loulee Shop To Open On West Patrick Street
Mrs. Mary J. Van Bosse will open the Loulee Shop on West Patrick Street this Wednesday. The milliner store will offer latent designs in smart fashions and aim to attract customers through appealing undertakings and attentive service.
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Loulee
Loulne
Milligers
West Patrick Street
Mary J. van Bosse
van Bosse
War veteran adjustment case heads to vote
The article notes that Mat o Mattive Elmer Phelps and Frank Carter argued for the affirmative while Harvey Keller and Crawford Howe opposed. the judges ruled two to one in favor of the affirmative. Following Sheerthie's report, the society adjourns to meet March 3. Subscribe for The News.
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Elmer Phelps
Frank Carter
Harvey Keller
Crawford Howe
Sheerthie
Meek
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