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- Tags: C. F. Spencer
Criminal Docket set for trial; Special venires eighth week
Creator: Denton Record-Chronicle
Date: September 11, 1915
Tags: 1915, Arthur Edmondson, Aubrey Scalley, B. R. Greelee, Bogus Jones, Burglary, C. F. Spencer, C. J. Bowlin, Cirpriaon Villariel, Clarence White, District Court, Eddie Young, Everett Price, financial crimes, Forgery, Frank Chambers, Frank Davis, Frank McCoy, G. C. Bowling, G. H. Nary, H. Medford, I. E. Lawrence, Jess Moody, Jim Parsons, John Moody, John Strickland, John Taylor, K. D. Miller, local option, murder, O. E. Gains, prohibition, Railroad Crimes, robbery, Robert Violet, Sam Skinner, Seduction, Setting the Stage for the Second Ku Klux Klan, special venire, Swindling, Ted Summers, Theft >$50, Theodore Higgins, Waller Wilson, Walter Wilson, Will Franks
Final adjournment of District Court Saturday morning
Creator: Denton Record-Chronicle
Date: April 15, 1916
Tags: 1916, Allen Jackson, Appeals, Assault, B. G. Bradford, Berta I. Stout, Burglary, C. F. Spencer, C. T. Hodges, Child Custody, Cotton, Daisy Thompson, Debt, District Court (16th), District Judge (16th), divorce, Ed Moss, Ed Rea, Ella Higgs, Ella Milligan, Fire, H. T. Higgs, J. D. Bates, J. F. Cates, J. R. Jones, J. T. Mohon, Jackson Family, John Bacon, Katy Train, L. T. Fowler, Mary Inge Stout, murder, Oscar Johnson, Pearl Jackson, Pilot Point, R. E. Underwood, Railroad Crimes, Robert H. Hopkins, Sam Hawkins, Setting the Stage for the Second Ku Klux Klan, Special Judge, T&P Railroad, Train-related deaths, W. H. Thompson
Denton
Creator: Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Date: April 8, 1915
Tags: 1912, 1915, Arthur Epps, Aubrey, Baby Beef and Pig Clubs, Bail & Bond, Bill Bain, C. F. Spencer, D. H. Williams, District Court, District Judge, Fined, Food, Frank Davis, Garza, Guilty Plea, Gun Crimes, Houston Headrick, Jim Crutchfield, Lewisville, Little Elm, Mayor (Denton), murder, Olin Vickery, Payton Newberry, Penitentiary, Pilot Point, R. T. Vickery, robbery, Setting the Stage for the Second Ku Klux Klan, Suspended sentence, W. L. Foreman
