Smyrna times., 1935-10-10
COMING TERM
OF KENT COURT
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One of the Largest DOckets in
Recent Years Awaits Con-
sideration of Grand Jury
MEETS OCTOBER THE 21

One of the largest dockets in re-
cent years awaits consideration of
the Grand Jury at the October
term of the Kent County Courts,
which will convene at Dover, on
Monday, October 21. The files of
Deputy Attorney General w. ].
Storey contain more than sixty
cases for presentation to the
Grand Jury while others are ex-
pected to be added to the list be-
fore the date of the Courts open
ing. Some of the cases, however,
may be removed through defend
ants appearing before the Plead
Guilty Court and entering pleas
before their cases are presented to
the Grand Jury. Included in the
list of cases to be considered by
the Grand Jury are four murder
cases and several other cases where
defendants face serious charges.
Some of the cases listed are as fol
lows: Charles c. Kelley, sale of
liquor, Theodore Murdock, larceny;
Walter Abrams, desertion and non
support; Irene Swiggett, sale of
liquor; Annie Milburn, sale of
liquor; Walter P. Austin, posses
sion of liquor; Fount Billings, ap-
peal; James Nibblet, appeal; Elm
ley Mixner. appeal; Albert Knott,
appeal. Lawrence Sylvester, ap-
peal, driving while intoxicated;
Ralph F. Williams, appeal, reck-
less driving; Roy L. Rogers, ap-
peal, reckless driving; Bennie Rob
erts, murder; Claude Herbert Cain,
murder; Ignatius Queen, murder;
Norman Taylor, murder; Mary S.
Price, alias Mamie Price, abor-
ton; Earl j. Bennett, 2 charges,
sale and possession of liquor;
CLANCY Allen, malicious mischief
and pointing a gun; William R.
Knight, desertion and non-support;
Medford Hutchins, larceny; Will
liam Rolsal, 3 charges, assault and
battery; possession of liquor; inter
ference; Lille Carmean, sale of
liquor; William H. Nef, possession
of liquor; Henry Harris, sale of
liquor; Victor z. Boyer, 2 charges,
larceny and worthless check. Will
liam E. Poore, assault and battery
by auto; John M. Wood, appeal,
harboring unlicensed dog; Sarah T.
Cahall, interfering with officers;
Martin D. Janeka, Jr., and Edgar
Bell, arceny; Frank Lane. liquor
charge; David Howard ZiegIer, de-
sertion and non-support; Lewis E.
Hastings, assault and battery by
auto; Calvin A Bauer, false pre-
lenses; Leon Hurd. abscending
from board bill; Perry w. Sal
mons, larceny; w. Reynolds,
assault and battery by auto; Dea-
con Riley, 2 charges, larceny as
bailee Harry Porter and John L.
Lewis, highway robbery; Craw-
ford S. Melvin, assault and battery
OY dQlOy SldICACC DOOlhCt assault
and battery by auto; Walter Alb
bott, larceny; Roy Fowler, point
ing gun; Martin Causey, pointing
a gun; Robert M. F'izz, assault and
battery by auto; Foster Fountain,
assault and battery; Mathew Cos
lin, assault and battery; E. w.
Johnson, worthless check; John G.
Baker, removing goods after dis
traint; Elsie Ratti, malicious mis-
chief. Irving Voshell, assault and
battery by auto; Roy Gale, keeping
disorderly house; Thomas Headley,
larceny; Sarah Faulkner, desertion
and non-support; H Denney
for removing goods under execu-
ton; Maurice Shockley, disorderly
house; Michael Dutcko, desertion
and non-support; Alcade Porter,
desertion and non-support; Millard
Beddle, (Felton), larceny.