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Recorders Court Suspends Cases With Road Sentences
Several larceny and assault cases featured road sentences in Recorders Court. John Lowe pleaded guilty to larceny and receiving and was ordered to serve eight months on the roads with bond for two years. William Haslip pled guilty to violating prohibition laws and received six months on the roads, suspended on payment of costs. Multiple defendants faced probationary conditions, fines, or further jail terms, with some remanded to Juvenile Court or found not guilty on assault charges. Roosevelt Ends Cruise.
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William Haslip
Recorders Court
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Isaac Murphy
George Smith
Roanoke Rapid
Eugene Beavans
Si Watson
Robert Tan
George Wilkins
Silas Watson
Henry Richardson
Joe Boseman
J. J. Carlisle
J. W. Aakins
William Haislip
Thurman Hardy
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Walter Taylor
Andrew Walker
George Whitaker
B. W. Oliver
John Thomas Johnson
Ed Spruill
Rosa May White
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Willie H. Jones
Frank Nowell
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