Insanity and drunkenness as legal defenses outlined
A 1921 legal discussion explains how insanity must negate the defendant's knowledge of wrong and intent, separating congenital or total insanity from partial or temporary states. It notes delirium tremens can lead to “guilty but insane” rulings, while drunkenness alone usually does not excuse crime, and juries protect defendants where doubt remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Creditor's Notice in Estate of Col Hill Deceased
Executrix Mrs Naomi Hill informs all creditors to present claims within the legal period or be barred. All debts to the estate should be paid promptly to the executrix Naomi Hill.
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Col Hill
Naomi Hill
Railroad Commission Hearing Set for Bennettsville Cheraw RR
The Railroad Commission of South Carolina will hold a hearing in Columbia on July 6 1921 at twelve noon at the request of the Bennettsville and Cheraw Railroad Company.
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Railroad Commission of
South Carolina
Columbia, S. C
Bennettsville and Cheraw Railroad Company
Master’s Sale 1921 in Dillon County South Carolina
The master for Dillon County will sell at public auction on the first Monday in July 1921 the land and dwellings described including a 90 by 150 foot lot on Third Avenue and a 60 by 60 foot lot on Hampton Street in Dillon plus related parcels. Bidder beware resale risk if bids are not honored, papers, revenue stamps, and costs to be paid by purchaser.
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Court House
Dillon
Third Avenue
Willie M. Muldrow
J. W.smith
James R. Watson
George Campbell
Hampton Street
J. W. Smith
Jntamps
State of
South Carolina
Court of Common Pleas
Aletta A. Boyette
William 8. Cottingham
Oscar Cottingham
Magnolia Cottingham
B Pittman
Sadie Jackson
Bobbie Cottingham
Nora Reaves
Sadie Covington
Rufus Cottingham
Nora Cottingham
Thos. F. McDow
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Dillon County
A. B. Jordan
Wale
Sale Under Execution Latta Tax Liens
Auction of numerous Latta town lots to satisfy 1919 taxes, led by I. N. Minshew Chief of Police. Properties listed under multiple names including Bethea, Brown, Crawford, Hart, Johnson, Manning, McNeill, McRae, and others. Sale set for 12 noon July 1 1621 at the Mayor's office door. Also notice of Dillon Common Pleas court term and a public notice warning against employing a missing boy.
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B. Fenecan
Latta
Dillon
South Carolina
Cyrus Bethea
Bethea
Jonathan Bethea
J. F. Hethea
Nathaniel Bethea
Rebecca Bethea
Pinkney Brown
Decia Calder
W. P. Coker
Herbert Cousar
Julius Crawford
Melyina Crawford
G. B. Ellerbe
Cary Elvington
P. T. Evans
Jesse Fleming
W. C. Fore
Flora J. Gadsden
Clarence Green
Claude Hart
Ide Inman
C. W. Johnson
Willie Jones
New Mace Entate
Westley Manning
Namne
Masonic Lodge
Ool
Eunice Miles
Alex McNeill
Annie McNell
James McRae
W. T. Rogers
Annie Tart
F. W. Wheeler
Amanda White
I. N. Minshew
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Joan Brownsville
Ben-nettsville and Cheraw Railroad
Frank W. Shealy
Columbia
Rablem
Holland
Ney
Iyo
Cord
County of
S. C
Sam McLaurin
Roesvelt Smith
Jno
Herala Publishing Co
Paige
Uniontown
A.A.A. Racing Board
Mulford
Secreten Aes
Pike’s Peak Climb
Aix
Mm Sporting
Detroit Motor Car CO
Detroit, Michigan
Maz
Paige Motor Care
J. Earle Bethea Dillon, S. c