The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-10

tho november term OF uniteu
States district court for the Eastern
district Of Oklahoma begins here
Monday.
'seyentysoycn criminal cases. II
cIsii suits and IL clvii actions In
which motions are pending ara on
the assignment for the term. accord.
ins TO the docket received today by
bob Bailey. deputy United States
marshal.
Cases on the motion assignment
follow: wm. fetxor VI. y. u. John
Ron ct ai.. motion 10 dismiss; ]. d.
SuKg VI. ben y. johnson et al. Mp.
plcatlon for receiver; First National
Bank OF Breckenridge. Texas. VI.
J. $. Mullen OF ai., motion 10 stay
proceedings: National Bank OF Com
morcc. Fort Worth. w. ]. 3. Mullen
et nl.. motion 20 stay proceedings:
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
OF Ranger w. ]. s. Mullen. motion
10 stay proceedings; Southwest Ma.
tional Bank Of Dallas vs.. Harold
Wallace, motion TO stay proceedings:
American Exchange Bank Va. J. $.
Mullen CT al. motion 10 stay pro.
ccedlngs; Liberty Central Trust com.
pany vs.. Harold Wallace ct al. mo-
tion to stay proceedings; Farmers
and Mechanics National Bank OF Fort
Worth Va. j. s. Mullen ct al.. motion |
TO stay proceedings; Southwest Ma.
tional Bank OF Dallas ys. J. T. Cole.
man ct al. motion 10 make more |
definite and certain: Llyormorc and
Downey W.. J. ID. Sugg. motion TO
strike: a. w. Brashears Bankruptcy |
motion 20 confirm sale.
Motions Be Heard Monday.
Motions viii be heard Monday.
-Four OF the II civil cases on the
assignment are docketed for trial
on this day. These are: James A.
Whitehead vs.. George A. McNee:
G. T.. Macarthur ct al. w. Lucy w.
Little: J. ID. Sugg vs.. Ben +. John.
son ct al; William J. Scott vs..
Continental Asphalt and Petroleum
company.
Seven civil suits are billed for .
trial Tuesday. These are: Morris .
w. Christie VS.. Board OF County
Commissioners OF Grady County; II.
u. Johnson vs.. Board OF County Com.
missloners OF Garvln County; South ,
ern Trust Company VS.. Yellow Rose
Mining Company ct al; Burke SS Oil
Company vs.. Security State Bank;
II. j. Hairless VS.. st. Louis & San :
Francisco Railway company: p. s.
Lemasters VS.. Carter OIL Company,
In re bankruptcy of J. S. Mullen.
Many Criminal Cases.
Violation OF the national prohibi.
lion law constitutes majority OF =
he charges in the n criminal cases :,
20 be tried here during the Novem-
Der term of the u. S. district court. y
II the court is able to keep
step" with the docket. 1t will start :"
IN criminal cases Wednesday morn. .
ne and will finish Tuesday of the
week. =
Violation of the Volstead act Is -
harged In every one but six of the
z criminal cases.
M. o. Thomas and Frank J. Ham
Iton are charged with violating the
harrison narcotic act. Bennie L.
'owler is charged with larceny of
nail matter and J. c. Massey is
harged with bribery. Floyd A.
Ilake is charged with violating the
ostal laws and w. A. McAtee with
iolatlng the national banking laws. {
Defendants In the criminal cases {
n the docket for Wednesday are: r
l.. Garrett, Mrs. Ella Daniels, Jim
'owney, Robert Farmer, G. Il. Sad
ury Clayton Raper, George w.
lnsell, Fred Abbott, Jesse +. Lem
lens, Fred Morris, Lloyd Austin, {
ud Austin, VIII Womack, sr., {
Ienry Carter, Jack Stapleton, Claud
ykes, VIII Womack, jr., Bob An
rews, N. B. Brookshire, Charles
odson, Charles Sheffield and Theo- s
ore B. Wodo. II
Defendants in the cases docketed -
'r Thursday are: A. G. Langston; =
. S. Bobo, viii Armstrong, Green gu
amben, r. G. Wadlow, Charles Il
ustin, Harve Clemmons, l.. E. Fid- q
n Frank Gasaway, Hill Phillips, q
hlc Filson, S. c. Reed, Jim Rich :
rdson, Ed Richardson, M. OH
homas, Jack Seay and James P. :
[omb. :
The following are defendants in :
lses docketed for trial Friday: :
arl Miller. f. w. Hargett, Walter Z