The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08

1914, murder, life. Sentence reduced
to five years.
Milledge Washington, Aiken, Feb
ruary, 1914, 3 years, manslaughter,
sentence reduced to eighteen months
Charles Edwards, Aiken, October,
1908, manslaughter, ten years. Re-
duced to six years and six months.
Richard Oliver, Aiken, October,
1908, manslaughter, ten years. Re-
duced to six years and six months.
Cowan Clinkscales, Anderson, May,
1913, murder, life. Reduced to ten
years.
Cardoza Jefferson, Anderson, No
vember, 1914, manslaughter, fifteen
years. Reduced to seven years.
Lee Henderson, Anderson, January,
1907, murder, life. Reduced to ten
Jears.
John Evans, Bamberg, March, 1912,
murder, life. Reduced to five years.
Simon Green, Charleston, Fe5ruary.
1911, murder, life. Reduced t. five
years.
Arthur Cory, Cherokee, March,
mu'Ger, life. Reduced to ten years.
Luther Cory, Cherokee, March,
1911, murder, life. Reduced to ten
years.
Frank Grant, Chester, April, 1914,
manslaughter, five years. Reduced to
two years.
Andrew Young, Chester, March,
1907, murder, life. Reduced to ten
years.
j. w. Messervy, Colleton, Novem-
ber, 1909, manslaughter, twenty years
reduced to five years.
Joe Boon, Darlington, June, 1912,
murder, life. Reduced to ten years.
Will Matthews, Darlington, Octo-
ber, 1909, murder, life. Reduced to
ten years.
Will Rearden, Edgefield, March,
1912, murder, life. Reduced to ter
years.
George w. Tidwell, convicted in
Greenville at the May, 1914, term of
court on the charge of manslaughte,
and given twelve years in the State
penitentiary, was commuted to seven
years upon the public works of Green
vile county or in the penitentiary.
Katie Robinson, Greenwood, Octo-
Der, 1911, arson, ten years, reduced to
five years.
Evans Cooler, Hampton, February.
1907, murder, life, reduced to ten
years.
Will Notes, Laurens, July, 1913,
murder, life, reduced to twelve years.
Willie Gray, Laurens, March, 1910,
murder, life, reduced to twenty years.
Elmore koon, Lexington, June, 1910
for Murder, life, reduced to ten years
Thomas J. Craft, Lexington, Feb
ruary 1909, murder, life, reduced to
ter wears.
Arthur Meyer, Lexington, June,
1910, murder, life, reduced to ten
years.
Charlie Cox, March, 1914, man
slaughter, seven years, reduced to .
y2ars.
Thomas Ammons, Marion, October,
1914, murder, life, reduced to ten
years.
William Henry Malloy, Oconee, No
vember. 1908, murder, life, reduced to
ten years.
Robert M. Belcher, Oconee, July,
1909, murder, life, reduced to ten
years. ~
Lewis F. Byers, Richland, June,
1908, murder, life, reduced to twenty
years.
John Rabb, Richland, September,
1910, murder, life, reduced to twenty
years.
Nelson Coker Spartanburg, ,Ganu-
ary, 1906, murder, life, reduced to
fifteen years.
hnn Drummond, Spartanburg, July,
1911, murder, life, reduced to ten
years.
Clyde May, convicted in Union in
May, 1912, on the charge of murder
"nd found guilty with recommended
tion to mercy and given a life term in
the State penitentiary, his term was
commuted to ten years January 80
1914, had his sentence committed to
two years.
John Henry May, who was convict
ed in Union county in May, 1912, of
murder with recommendation to mer-
cy and sentenced to life Imprisonment
in the State penitentiary, sentence
commuted to twenty years January
80, 1914 had his sentence reduced to
w. wears.