B.F. Stewart, charged with distilling, nol prossed.
Needham McNeil, assault with deadly weapon, nol prossed.
John Newton, assault with deadly weapon, nol prossed.
L.E. Allen, charged with gambling and fraud, both cases nol prossed.
Walter Smith, violating liquor laws, nol prossed.
Tom Rogers, beating board bill, nol prossed.
B.T. Smith, violating parking law, nol prossed.
J.L. Lawshe, violating parking law, nol prossed.
W.T. Sanders, assault with deadly weapon, nol prossed.
D.K. Peele, assault with deadly weapon, case being tried then The Times went to press.
From the front page of the Wilson Times, Tuesday, September 2, 1924. Nol prossed means the case was dismissed because prosecutor doesn’t want to pursue it.
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