The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
six MURDER CASES
ON COLES DOCKET
,,,,~. County District Court WIN be
gin the Hearing OF Cr'n'iii
Trialt ON Monday.
uRy TO TRY MRS. ANDERSON
po,rorp Defendants WIN Answer Ia
charge OF Anii-stcaiing ana
Other Thcfts.

Monday morning at Q o'clock the
xrninal Jury docket OF the regular
Mech term OF district court VIII De
saIIed by Judge Redmond =. Cole
90 cases appearing on the docket for
,rlal between the dates OF May IL
And May 20, 49, tx
charges OF murder against eight he-
,snd.ntg, ~ charges OF sfhhn Iar
-, t,r the most part for the theft
of automobiles, four charses OF
..,i,ry against ak defendants, two
.,gss ~ conjoint robbery, two OF
..rsIving stolen property ana one on
,Ss charge OF maintaining a gam
bling place IL, ,..n- ro
,,I, schcchter. Mack McCradv and
v Pucock. Gcrda Anderson.
x,ud Iorgins and Robert MclntNre.
Cecil Russcll..L r King, John Cal
so,n charles Morris. Hubert Hell
Non Jack Duval John Birlin, For
,,,t Renight. Albert Haycroft. p. W.
sh.nnon and Y. w. Tumble Will be
,,,sd FOR stealing automobiles
Cbarces OF conjoint robbery were
,rod againa, Mary Gibbs, Cecil Rus
.sl and Frank walsh. accused OF
.,.ollnE An automobile from T.. 3.
prook. IN March 80 at the point OF
,oyolyers and against Sam Bracanto
.,d carl Acurso on n similar charge
yo, taking possession OF an automo-
Ni. driven by Grant &. Stebbins on
TS,t Second street on December rs.
TWO charges Of larceny upon
xhirh yo,ney Davis was TO have been
,rled and one charge Of car stealing
.r,ins, Forrest Benight will prob
mi. ne continued for the term, the
Noys escaping from the county jail
,arlv Friday morning nv saving their
,,y through the cell bars and then
ai,gIrg through wall Into the stair
wsv which leads from the third floor
NJ ,he courthouse to the first floor.
FiIIng. OF new cases were un-
usually heavy In district court the
mast week a. plaintiffs having asked
1Agmen, for various sums or DEGREES
., divorce OF the cases filed 10 were
petitions for divorce.
The only damage suit OF impor-
tance tried during the week In this
court was the suit OF Fred Mcln-
to,h. by his wather. Andrew Mcln-
to,h against the city OF Tulsa 3Qd
the c. q. Frye K Howard Frye Con-
s,ructlon company, In which Ner-
dlr, NJ $4,000 was allowed by the
Jury in the plaintiffs petition stat
Ing that he had been permanently IN
mTed hy the explosion OF dynamite
CAP which he had obtained through
a second person. The plainufi
claimed tho cap had been allowed
10 remain In an unprotected place,
making II possible for school chill
dren 10 obtain possession OF the eA.
ploeiyes. Motion for "A new trial or
the case was filed by counsel for the
city Of Tulsa.
ONLY II cases were filed In su-
n perior court during the week and or
= this number only one suit for d.
sorce. The suit Of most Importance
filed was that Of Carrie Smythe
against the oklahoma Union Rail-
way company in which the plaintiff
asks damages OF $4,000 for injuries
received when she wis thrown from
d street car in a panic which fol
lowed the burning OF control box
In the front vestibule OF the car.
Marriage licenses were issued 10 Q I
couples the past week against an
issuance OF 81 the preceding week.
Seven licenses were issued Saturday,
which Is the general average for that
Say for the past several weeks. tho
maximum for any one day being
reached Saturday. May 3. when II
were Issued by Hal Turner. license
clerk
Friday was the closing day OF the
March civil jury term, district court.
The special Jury which has been serv-
ing the past two weeks having been
I discharged by Judge Owen owen,
who for the past week has been
ritlng for Judge Cole. Judge Cole
ts been In Pawnce holding civil
Term OF the district court
County Assessor Walter s. Hooker
mas given notice that after next Mon
day the books in his office will be
open TO those who have in the past
rVo years purchased or disposed OF
ulN city or county property, that
me proper division and eubdivlsion
may be made matter OF record in
we assessors office, for the purpose
assessing county and state taxes
Much difficulty has been cxperI-
eneed by taxpayers in this city and
eouhty In obtaining the correct
'S'ement Of the taxes due, from the