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Cause Of Trouble.

This trouble seems 10 have re
lated to a whiskey deal a short
time ago. Chief of Police Wright
found a youth in possession OF
a half pint Of liquor. when
forced TO tell where be got It,
ne said it belonged 10 Willie Col
lins. Collins acknowledged ths'
il was his whiskcy, but sail
Claude Johnson got 1t for him oui
at Geo Bynum s. This is where
Bynum 5 name got Into the ease.
Bynum probably was AN innocent
party. as Johnson is a brother IN
law ol Bynur. : ana had Dee''
staying at Bynum s home, WHERE
he doubtless kept his own wins
key. johnson doubtless concelv
ed the idea that the elder Col
Inns was responsible for Wllll'
turning him up, and the killing
of the young man may have beer
purely accidental.
Immediately after the shoot'n
message was received up tow
asking for officers TO go TO th'
scene. Judge w. A. Naylor, dep
uty sheriff, responded 10 tn
call and in the absence of othe
Officers some of whom were at
tending the Fulton fair-Judg
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drinking.


Claude johnson, his mother and
sister, Mrs. Bynum, reside in HEX
man. lie was unmarried aud
worked for the Mengel Box Co.
The family came here from the vi
entity OF Dukedom, in Graves
county. lie has a brother-Chas.
JohnsOn-at Dukedom, who came
TO Hickman Friday and took
charge Of the remains, carrying
them back 10 the old home place
Tor burial. Claude was about "A
years old.
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Had Bad Reputation.

Johnson's revolver was a 32-2O
and is said TO have been the same
gun used by Bert Wallace in kill
ing Walter Allison, in the lower
bottom, Aug. 7th. 1t will be re
membered that johnson was with
Bert Wallace when police Officers
raided his joint, just west of the
city limits, a few weeks ago,
when some thirty or more shots
were exchanged. Both Wallace
and johnson are now dead and
were rated by the officers as
I"bad mem" especially when
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
Collins Is Killed

Aami seven o'clock Thursday
night Claude Johnson went over
q. l. aome Of Frank Collins. IA
Vs., Hickman on the G. NJ. 4 q
k, booking Tor MIR. Collins Al
Oh. im Nlr Collins had gone a
.us tIr street 10 a neighbor =
90 goo bucket OF alop. la the
a0.u.r ul Mr. Collins, johnson
a,soi be son. Willie, 10 come
oul 100 .h, yard as he wanted to
have private talk with him.
I0r family noticed that johnson
Was staggering and appeared To
b. under the influence OF H..
qlll and the mother kept the son
from going out In the mean.
ima, thc cider Collins, returned,
walked through the gate, spoke 10
d'lmuu who at that time he did
'''' '' 'khiAel, put MS bhNhcl az
la. back OF the house and return
ed coming through the house.
Ar Collins walked up 10 the
d"ur and peered out through the
screen johnson remarked. III
Ds been a pretty day " Collins
uru recognized the yoiee, and im'
m"inieIy following this remark,
johnson asked Mr.. Collins 10
come ont IN the yard, telling him,
aa he lid his son, he wanted TO
H'. 10 mm privately. "
Ar Collins stepped partly ont
holding the screen door about
IAli way open, and told johnson
Just 10 20 ahead aud tell him
"'At bee wanted 10 as he could
near hm from where he was. IL,
ugn said TO Collins, "what hay,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
johnson Shot Dead.

Johnson fired second shot at
the pr0strate form and then turn
ed and fired three more shots at
Landlord. all of whieh missed
their mark. But Landlord s aim
was more deadly; four Of his
shots hitting johnson, two in the
breast, once in the left arm and
once IN right thigh. Johnson fell
with these words, II am only sor-
ry did not get you, you---l'
All Naylor sand was to LankfOrd;
Did you get hint He was
told yes. Then get me a doe
tor, | am shot, too" In the
darkness LanfOrd could not see
how badly either of the two men
were hurt. lie grabbed John
sons gun and then Went and
phoncd for medical aid. Doctor
Chas Curtin responded and found
johnson dead and NaylOr dying.
MAYORS wound bled inwardly
and was gradually choking him to
death. The physician made AN
lncision in the wounded man s
wind.pipe in an effort to enable
him 10 breathe. This gave him re-
lief Tor the moment, but the fatal
choking could not be thwarted
by medical skill, and death soon
relieved the good man from earth
~ suffering. lie lived possibly
twenty minutes after he fell. AT
ter he was shot down, he manag-
ed 10 get his gun ont, but was
rover able to use it. Johnson must
have died almost Instantly. Both
men lay dead almost within ten
feet of each other.
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Three Shot to Death; One
Wounded. Thursday Nisht
Half Pint Liquor Said to Have Been at Bottom Of Triple XIII
ing. Claude Johnson Killed Will Collins Resisting
Arrest, He Kills Judge Naylor and is Himself
Killed. Victims Died Almost Instantly
Citizens Up in Arms Against BootIess ssins !!

and Dives Visited and
Arrests and Convictions Follow Illicit Sale Of for this
Shocking Tragedy. Law Order Lanklodi
Eoneated Dead Deputy Was sFomen County Judge
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Mrs. Bertha Thompson, of Full.
ton.
Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. e. A. Riggs, at the
family residence, Saturday after.
noon, and the remains laid 10
rest in the city cemetery. Willie
Collins stood high in the estima-
ton OF his friends aud acquain.
tenees here, and his untimely
death is regretted by all. lie
was the youngest child.
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asked Bub Landlord 10 90 with
him 10 look for Johnson deputiz-
ing him for the occasion, John
son IL said 10 have sworn he
would not be taken alive.
After some search and inquiry
the officers learned that John
son had gone toward the old
Do,lds cotton gin lie also fired
some shots along the road and
held up several people, whom
he ehanced 10 meet, thinking posi-
bly, they might be Officers. A..
mong those stopped by johnson
We're Tom and Jun Morris, Mark
upchurch and others.
Naylor Mortally Wounded.
The two officers presently saw
the hgnre OF a man ia the mid.
die Of the street (Which IN not
lighted south of the West HEX
man ward school, going west. He
was oyertaken just AS he crossed
N. C. & St l.. Ry. switch track.
Judge Naylor walked up behind
him an grabbed him by the wrist
OF the right hand, ia which he car
ried a pistol. Judge using has lelz
hand. at the same time addressing
him thus lS this you, Claude =
IA quick a. u flash, johnson
lcrked loose, wheeled aud fired,
the bullet entering the left side
of his victim 5 neck. The jugular
vein was severed. At the same
instant, Lankford fired at John
son. NaylOr fell mortally wound
"a
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OBs of the most shocking TRACE
Ja.m lhe history of Fulton conn
=, urrrd ia this city between
o'clock Thursday night
r.a.lug Ia the death OF three
m.u and thc wounding OF a wo-
mau
The Dead
IUdr. W. A. Naylor, deputy
sheriff and rX county Judge Of
Fulton county
Willie Collins, a resident OF
W.d hickman and an cmploye
%. ,ht Mgugel Box Co
Claude Johnson, a desperate
character resident OF Hickman,
Tho Wounded
un q v Collins, mother of
Wau, shot IA left arm betwecn
Oh, ens and elbow
Ihs whole affair was enacted
within thirty minutes after the
first shot was fired, and neither Of
ul, dead men live more than
twenty minutes after receiving
ihrr hounds
BS1 ahiskey or cider, for
which Hickman is becoming ia
nous. was indirectly responsible
for tte triple killing.
Ihs facts as nearly as We arc
obi, 10 obtain, are ABOUT an fol
aas
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-16
Excitement Prevailed.

Great excitement prevailed fol-
lowing the news of the killing of
Collins and Naylor, as it was not
known up town at the time that
johnson had been killed. First
reports were that he had escap-
ed and blood hounds were tcle
ph0ned for before the truth was
known. Johnson was also report
ed TO have barricaded himself in
the cotton gin and local officers
armed with shotguns started for
the scene.
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Continued on last page.)
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8. RobftsI.

Dos Regiment Der JrsmbenIsgio5
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5weifIuHs unO geIis IN BITE QesiOn
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yWlnH teine D%ummbelten, Aaa
msrao,@ fubr Der oIts Gegiondr nuf.
a8enn Du Die 9aids OOa 8OIoftlds
bdtteit, t0nnte Is tpORl gehen, oann
iannf bu btr 3intltleIoer tnufsH
uno auf Der GtitHbabn na4 Der
&uits fabren, mo Ou Elm snglii9es
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hes 3hiff triffit, ons nth auts
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The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
APPROXIMATION" OPERATOR
 AT TELEPHONE OFFICE

X slight change was made in the method of calling for subscribers oyel the telephone exchange here Wednes- day, when Manager Johnson and Dis trict Manager Burns, of Fort Smith, were here, and found that the ser vice could be improved. An extra operator is now being used at the local office, to be known as "Informa- ton and it will be the duties of this operator to furnish various numbers to subscribers who call, and do not know the number of the party they are calling. All calls will be given by number, and unless you have a di- ractory, or know the number you will be given Information" who will in turn give you the number of the par ty you are calling, and you will then give it to the operator. This will save quite lot of work on the part of the operators. and will enable them 10 give a higher rate Of service, than has been given the past three or four weeks. With operators at the local switchboard who are acquainted with almost everyone in springdale it is possible to call by name and get immediate service, but with new op- orators who are used to the number system, it is somewhat difficult to get your call through without a slight loss Of time. Hereafter, when you go to make a call, look up the number before calling central, or ask for "Information" who will give you the number required. then you may call central in the usual way.