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Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18


Amos Scoggins, who testified
he was with Muldrow when
they met Dan, corroberated
Mul6rows testimony, except
that he said Dan asked Brinion
for the loan.
Dave Reed testified he was
working in timber near the
road and about a quarter mile
from where Williamson was
found. Williamson passed in
his buggy and White was close
behind on horse" said the
witness. "They were talking
and / heard Williamson say
it will cost you $1,000 Dan
said he wouldn't pay il and
Williamson said he would take
the stock to Washington next
day."
Savannah Suttles, negro
woman living near the road,
said she saw the two pass her
home but did not hear them
talking and noticed nothing
unusual.
Adolphus Johnson, who said
he was Is years old, said he
was the first to discover Will
hanson lying on the ground.
He said he walked up close
and when he discoved he was
breathing went to the home of
John Stuart, nearby, and re-
ported it to him. He then went
to town after DR.. Robins, he
testified.
Other witnesses testifying
for the state were John Stuart,
Henry Stuart, Sheriff j. NJ,
Dodson and Deputy Jim Bear
den.
With some of these witnesses,
the state attempted to prove
that White struck Williamson
from behind while sitting in
his buggy, his pipe and hat
having been found in the rut
of the road and some distance
from where Williamson was ly-
ing. The buggy, according to
testimony, had run over Will
liamson's body and an old bri-
die rein which had been in the
bottom of the buggy was tan
gled about his feet. Some OF
the witnesses also testified that
there was no timber resem,
bling the club anywhere neal
the scene and that a load OF
similar poles were in front OF
Whites front gate, a mile and
a half away.
Sheriff Dodson testified as tC
Whites confession, but that
part of his testimony was rul
ed out when Deputy Bearder
said he had told White, before
the confession that he might
as well come clean and tell 9
straight tale and one that
would stand up, as we will bt
able to prove you did the kill
ing"
The only witness introduced
by the defense was the defend
ant himself. White testified
that he hit Williamson because
he had gotten out of his buggy
following an argument about
the mules, said he would
"knock" him, and reached il
the buggy for a pitman rod. q
struck him because was afrait
of him." said White. White
said he jumped on his horse
and hurried on home as soor
as he struck Williamson, mo-
waiting to see the effects o.
the blow.
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18
WARNING ORDER

No. l146. In tho Chancery Court
Of Hampstead County, Ark.
Burton Chancellor ct al, Plaintiffs,
vs..
Sarah Ann Caldwell ct al, Defend
ants.
The Defendant, Aaron Kisndrick,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the Plaintiffs, Burton
Chancellor ct al.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this 3 day of April, 1924.
(SEAL) L. F. Higgason, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18
DAN WHITE GETS
~ YEAR SENTENCE
(From first page.)

imposed.
Walter Williamson, one OF
the most prominent negroes of
the county, was found at the
roadside about two miles south
of Ozan late in the afternoon
of Nov. z in a dying condition.
He had left Ozan in a buggy a
short time before, having gone
there to consult a justice OF
the peace in regard to some
mules belonging to White
which he had taken from his
field, demanding $1,000 dam
ages from the latter. White,
according to testimony intro
duced at the trial, also went
to Ozan when he was informed
of Williamson's mission and
discussed the matter with him
while at Ozan. White left
Ozan shortly after Williamson
started home and passed sew
eral negroes on the road, to
some of whom, according to
their testimony, he mentioned
that Williamson was holding
his mules for damages and 'he
would settle with him on down
the road" He soon overlook
Williamson, riding along be-
hind, and the two were talking
as they passed some negro
houses about a quarter mile
from where Williamson was
later found. Williamson was
heard to say, according to tes-
timony, that he (White) could
get the mules on payment Of
the $1,000 in answer to a de-
mand from White for their
possession.
Williamson's skull was
found, by physicians who were
summoned, to be fractured
and he was transferred to a
hospital at Hope. He never
regained consciousness and
died at the hospital the Sum
Gay following.
An investigation into the
tragedy, made by Sheriff Dod-
son and Deputy Bearden re-
suited in the arrest and incar'
ceration-o White in the county
jail the day after the tragedy.
White denied any knowledge
of the crime until Sunday
when told of the death of Will
hanson. He then confessed to
knocking Williamson in the
head with a heavy oak stick,
claiming self defense. He told
the officers that he hurried
home after striking William
son, carrying the stick with
him and putting it by his lot
gate. They later secured a
stick where White said he had
left it, showed it to him at the
jail, and he identified it as the
one he had used. The stick
was also exhibited at the trial
and again identified by the
slayer.
DR.. F. o. Wood or this city
was the first witness introduc-
ed by the state. He saw Viii
hanson before he was carried
to the hospital and discovered
the skull fracture. He also
was with him at the hospital
and exhibited a plaster OF
paris cast of a skull on which
he had made a diagram of
the fracture as shown by the
X-ray. 1t showed a break
across the left sid3 of the
head just above the ear, ex-
tending almost from the Gen.
ter of the forehead to the
back of the head, with a cross
fracture above the ear. The
witness testified that the frac-
ture was, he believed. produc-
ed by a heavy blow with a
blunt instrument.
witness, testified that he met
Williamson i'm the road near
.
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18
WARNING ORDER

In Justice Court Of Ozan Town
ship.
U. S. Applegate, Plaintiff,
VS.
-Cavender e. Hackathorne, Defend'ts.
The Defendant, Hackathorne is
warned to appear in this court with
in thirty days and answer the COM
plant of the Plaintiff, U. S. Apple
gate.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of March, 1924.
J. ?. BAKER, j. =.
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18

NuoH CIdsGcfo, ioihth,
VS..
Bessie Staggers, Defendant
The Defendant, Bessie Staggers,
is warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Rush
Stagg.rs.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this 2 day Of April, 1924,
(SEAL) l.. F. Higgason, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18

we found that banks l. Receive deposits.
2. Make loans
We found deposits to /. Savings Deposits.
be Of two kinds 2. Commercial Deposits
we found that interest is paid Savings Deposits;
that the peoples savings loaned by banks to
farmers, merchants, manufacturers, produce
wages and profits, which make more savings
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18
w HY BA N K S -?
RyN1Ew

By j. H. PS.elcHER, Chairman,
N0"ttee on Public Education American Bankers
Wo have been reading these lessons have
corporations chartered regulated and examined by
State or Nation. but owned by private stoekholders
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18

We found that it not for the savings of the
~, past, there could not be capital with which to
ua schools railroads. ships telephone and telegraph lines
'ores ana the many things which of civilization
we found that the banker savings dpoo
use OF his savings and that these charges
business more interest than Re the
dends. ~ N'N Ply 1'''-
bank sock odor 20 rrr;5o
establishing OF the bank; that sockhoder in bank
ene 10 pay IN the bank should fail and
enough to pay deposors per Of his
stock; that who able willing assume the
risk purchase bank that the
banks OF America scattered
throughout the country who have purchased
We found that banks ways essential economic rv
to their communities. '
Washington telegraph., 1924-04-18
WARNING ORDER

No. 1867. In the Chancery Court
Of Hampstead County, Ark.
Rush Staggers, Plaintiff,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
CESTOVANf DO EVROPY A
ZPET NEOMEZENO PRO
ZDEJSfs RESIDENTY.

V novem, zakone omezuji-
cim proud pristehovalecky je
zretelny odstavec, die 'ktereho
We Spojenych Statech usedli
cizinci, treba dosud nenatura-
lisovani, mohou navstiviti E.
vropu, anizi by jejich navrat
podlehal kvotovym predpisdm.
Povoleni k docasne navsteve
6mesicni, ktera ale mGze byti
kterymkoli americkym konsu-
lem viaevropskych mestech pro
dlouzena ma dalsich 6 mesfcd,
'da Sc vsem, 20 udani pficin k
ceste. Povoleni obstaravaji "a
kazdeho vyletnika obycejne
cestovni neb pfeplavni spoiled
nosti samy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
KRASNY OAR kNIHOVNE.

Ceske skolni knihoyne ma
zap. strane dostalo sc vzacne-
no daru. DR.. w. A. Medlfn da
roval totiz skole Sedlackovo
krasne illustrovane dilo "Hra-
dy, zamky a tvrze cesk6." Cen
ne tyto svazku byly pamat-
kou po zesnulem otci p. dok-
tora, vseobecne 'znamem Va
clavu Medlinovi, ma n6hoz mno
no pfatel podnes vzpomina !;
p. doktor Sc vsak konecne od-
hodlal daroyati je skolni kni-
hovne, kde pro vzdycky budou
zajimavou pomGckou ..pri .ces-
KEN zemepisu a dejepisu, re
kter6 deti seznaji mnoha kra-
sna zakouti z vlasti svych ro-
.dica.
Dflo prof. Aug. Sedlacka e.
ia asi IA svazkd, zesnuly v.
Medlin odbfral celkem osm
svazk1, p. doktor vsak moh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
MA NAvsTEvU

do CeskoslOvenska po draze
Erie odjizdi pristi ctvrtek pa
move a danny: Josef Karban
a Anna Karban, 3171 zap. IS.
ul. Pc rocni navsteve vraci Sc
do sveho Domova Kopidlna u
Jicina. Do New Yorku je bu-
de doprovazet jejich syn FIR.
Karban a vnuk Frank Kar-
ban.
Karolina Hradilakova a E.
leonora Smerdoya, 1923 vych.
LOG. ul., jedou navstivit pfa-
tcle ma Kladne, v Hostomicich
mad Belou-v Cechach a v Rych
move Rakousku. Judita Sa-
kacova a jeji. dcera Su>ana
Sakacova, 1882 zap. 40. ul.,
navstivi pfatele v Praze a v
Tisovci ma Slovensku. Vincenc
Barta, jeho pani Marie Bar
tova, syn Rudolf a dceruska
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
OsOBNf.

V prGvodu stavitele p. Petra
Neuzila navstivil mas vcerej-
siho odpoledne krajan p. Va
clav Snajdr, znamy pracovnik
V kruzich G. S. p. S. byvaly
spravce Narodni sine, v Ed
wardsville, ILL.,, posledni dobou
farmaf v Silverhill v Alabame.
Mily host meska V Clevelande
ma delsi navSteve ia cestv, "a
ktere Sc pokousi zjednati od-
byt farmarskych plodin primo
obchodnikGm. Ia rozhovoru
podal nam nekolik kfiklavych
pfipadG, ktere skutecne volaji
po naprave. Vysvetloval nam,
re ku pr. farmar dostava "a
dive okurky ne cely cent, kdez-
to V trhu We mestech pozado-
vano jest 25c "a okurku jednu.
Pfejeme p. Snajdrovi, ably sc
mu zamer ieho zdaril v pine
mire nejen ku prospechu far.
'mafu, ale mas takto ,odira.
nych ubozakG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
''SvET''

darovati skole jen knih sedm,
nebot' svazek sedmy 81 n6kdo
cd otce jeho vypdjcil a p. dok
tor ovsem nevi, kdo nasich
krajand to byl. Knihovnfk ces-
ke skoly, Josef Valasek, zada
proto vsechny pfatele Vacla-
va Medina, kdoz 81 knihy cd
neho vyp6jcovali, aby sc me-
ri knihy svoje podivali, zdali
sedmy svazek "Hradd, zamkl
a tvrzf ceskych'', obsahujfci
Pisecko, u mich nahodou nezd-
stal. Krasne dilo by mnoho ma
sve Gene ziskalo, kdyz by Sc
svazek sedmy nalezl. Snazne
tedy zadame, aby hledana kni
ha laskav6 byla odevzdana do
Ceske sine Sokol a st'astnemu
nalezti "a ochotne vraceni jiz
timto dekujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

|od vych. 22. ul. az po Public
Square a ma vych. 8. ul. cd st.
Clair ave. az po Central ave.
a sice v dobe cd 7.30 hod. do
8 hod. dop. a Cd 5 do 6 hod.
odpoledne. Podobne omezena
ma byti doprava ma Ontario
ul. a Superior ave. smerem k
namesti. Zamitnut byl opetov-
ny uokus radniho McGintyho,
ably znovuzrizeny byly nekte-
re zrusene zastavky a sice
pred Arcadami ma Superior
ave. a pred Taylor Arcadou
na Euclid ave.
Koncem tydne obievi Sc
vzdy novinach plno zprav o
pfistim pondelnim zasedani,
ale schGze samy obycejne VII
bee 0 predem hlasenych SEN
sacich ami nejedna. TAX ne
bylo vubec jednano 0 povest-
mem dodatku 80. domaciho ia
du bezpecnostniho oddeleni,
kterym Sc zakazuje hasicGm a
policistGm stati sc cleny rIz-
nych organisaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
AUTOMOBILOVE MELODY
S STASTNYM ZAKONcENfM
ri. Anna Petersonova, 1882

ri. Anna Petersonova, 1882
vych. 80. ul., vyjela 81 vcera
Sc svoji dcerou Vivianou a
jeji pritelkyni Helenou Mes
seltonovou ma East boulevardu
u Superior ave. Chtela Sc W.
hnouti jinemu autu, kdyz po-
jednou mad strojem ztratila
kontrolu a sjela pres okraj
chodnfku po svahu as stop
hlubokem. Zvlastni nahodou Sc
auto nepfevrhlo a bylo "a
stveno, kdyz bylo pferazilo
mlady strom. ,Vsechny vyvaz-
ly bez urazu. Nehodu zapla-
tilo jen jedno kolo auta.
O podobnem stesti mdze
mluviti w. Oehme, 10307 De-
troit ave., jenz jeda Sc svym
synem mrzakem Waltherem
vrazil autem ma Bridge ave.
"a Fulton I'd. do telefonniho
sloupu. Stroj byl sice rozbit,
ale oba cestujicf nepotrebova-
Ii ami vyhledavati lekarske pc
moci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

Helena, 154O Leuderdele ave.
Lakewood, jedou k matinee
p. Barty v Rosnicich u Kral.
Hradce k pfateldm v Karlo-
vych Varech. Josefina Andr-
Iowa, 277S Edwill rd.,. jede ma
navstevu k matinee do Ceske
Trebove. Marie Ilovska, TIA
Wakefield ave., potesi svoji
v Kralove Lhote ma
Slovensku Karel Pistorius
jede navstivit pfatele v Praze
a We Vidni.
v sobotu vsichni nastoupi
ma lod' George Washington v
Hoboken N. j.
Preplavni listky jakoz po-
tfebne listiny obstaral prepla-
vni jednatel Frank Sakryd Il
Federal.
Pfejeme vsem cestujicim pri
JENNIE cestovani, radostne shle
danf Sc svymi pfately a st'ast-
ny navrat do sveho domova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
PRED NAKU.
PEN Cd PODEZkELYCH
PODOMNfCH OBJ
CHODNfKO.


w. H. Gray, tajemnik rady
maloobchodnikG pri zdejsi Oh
chodni Komore varuje obyva-
telstvo pred nakupem cd po-
dezrelych hauzirnfkd, jichz po
Get "a stavajicfho jara neoby-
cejne vzrostl. Kupec cd podob
nych obchodnfkI vystavuje sc
nebezpeci, ze koupf zbozi kra
dene a re Sc koupi yystavuje
nebezpeci moznych soudnich
tahanic a podobnym nepfi-
jemnostem. Zvlaste upozornu-
je ma muze v namornicke u.
niforme, ktery nabizi k prode
il kozesiny a koberce. Soutas.
ne varovanfm Gray zada,
ably kazdy podezfely pfipad
hlasen byl v 1radovne Komo.
rv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
KONEC ZNAMOSTI - DIVE
SEBEVRAzDY.

Los Angeles, g. cervna. -
Tragickym zp6sobem skonci-
la kratka milostna znamost
mezi Lew Masonem, filmovym
direktorem a krasnou 22letou
hereckou Cecil Wernerovou.
Mezi jejich prateli Sc prosly-
chalo, ze brzy slavena bude
svatba - zatim dnes naleze
ma byla mrtvola Masonova We
svetnici pine svitiplynu a br-
~ ma to, kdyz zved6la o sebe
vrazde sveho milence, slecna
Wernerova >se otravila. Kdyz
Mason byl nalezen, sviral v
ruce fotografii divky. Tato "a
nechala listek Sc slovy: "Je to
prilis mnoho pro mne - ne
stoji to "a skoncenf. Zda sc
mne vsechno tax manym. Ne
citim nejmensiho strachu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
ZAsEDANf MESTsKE RADY.

Radni Helena Greenova "a
dala ycera ordinance, die KITE
re mali mestske soudy samy
vyrizovati prohibicni prestup
ky, tax aby mesto melo u
lozenych pokut podil, jako Sc
dele nekterych predmest-
skych obcich, kde tento pra-
men jest nekdy hlavnim zdro-
jem obecnich prfjmG. Navrh
odkazan byl k dalsimu pro-
iednani pravnimu vyboru. Az
dosud sice municipalni soud
podobne pripady vyfizoval,
ale mesto m6lo z toho jen W.
lohy, kdezto pokuty obdrzel
v polovine stat. Podobnou or
dinanci podal pred trent roxy
l'adni Sulzman a navrh po o.
posici jak 'suchych" i "vlh-
kych" radnich proste zamit-
nut.
Peter Witt pfedlozil ordinan
ci, kterou by odvolany byly
vsechny certifikaty schvalene
kdys mestskou radou rdznym
spolecnostem, provozujicim
vozbu autobusy ma rdznych
mezimestskych tratich. Jedna
sc o stanoveni, ida ma utilitni
komise pravo, ktera certifika-
ty vydala, zasahovati tax v
traficni prava m6sta.
Dale bylo jiz podruhe jed
nano o dopravnim dodatku rad
niho w. E. Pottera, kterym ma
byti zakazano staveti auta u
ohodniku ma cele Euclid ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
UPOZORNENf CT. lSRA-
JAN0M.

Jelikoz jsem dojel do Cleve-
landu "a pfi6inou hled8ni tr-
hu pro naie ranni plodiny,
jake brambory, okurky (na
ktere plodiny name kr6sns u
rody), = minim se zde xdrzet
cely tyden, rad bych naiim
krajan6rn, ktefi se . farmA-
feni zajimaji, osobnS sam vie-
chino vysvstlil ohledn& naji
krajiny a naii osady, kterl 6i-
ta asi $50 rodin. PoGasi 4 pod
nebi primo ide1lni, pida leh-
ka a urodni, a pozemky mno-
hem lacinsjji mex nSkdo v kra
j drsnym podnebim . ned-
rodnou pIdou. Pan Neuzil byl
nAsim hostem posledni zimu,
kdyz ma svoji cests Floridy
Sc u ms zastavil = str&vil me-
Il nami asi tyden. Dnes, .kdy
j jsem Clevelandu, jsem
hostem jeho. Nejsem z6dnym
agentem, neprodavsm x6dne
pozemky, ale miler1d poslou-
Kim neb poradim viem kraja.
nam, ktefi md sluxby rady
potfebuji.
S uctou !
VACLAv sNAJDR,
u p. P. Neuzila, 9715 Denison