Additional plaintiffs: Sid McBroom, Carlos Flatt, Arlis Flatt, George Mills, Rucious Whitaker, Hop McBroom, Lum Bryant, Charlie Bryant.

Victim: James Alexander

Murdered Polk Smartt, African American

See WT oversize box 4 for exhibit property map. Ross Donnell accused of shooting and killing Buster Donnell.

Victim: Alberta McClatcher. The defendant shot the victim in the forehead, citing self defense after the victim, who was a much larger woman than the defendant, came at her with a hatchet.

Smith is charged with assault and attempted murder with a shotgun. The victim was Henry Britton.

3 folders. Wilson is charged with the murder of B. E. Dickinson. "The deceased, B. E. Dicikinson, a man about forty-four years of age, was sitting in his home, reading to his wife from a Bible, on the night of April 3, 1918, when he was shot by someone standing on the outside of a window in the north side of the room."

Shake Haire was indicted for unlawfully, deliberately, maliciously and premeditatedly shooting Charles Whitmore with a shot gun. He was indicted for first degree murder. He was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and appeals his conviction.

Murder in the first degree. Taylor Johnson was indicted for first degree murder in the death of S. W. Johnson.

Victim was Bettie Green. Murder occurred in July of 1913. Housed in 2 folders.

Additional defendant: Willie Davis

Maggie Cato was indicted for Murder in the First Degree on one page and Murder in the Second Degree on another page on the body of Christine Holden by stabbing her throat and cut her neck. Jury failing to agree on a verdict, so it was a mistrial.

Includes printed brief. Victim: Leona Gillon. Indicted for the murder of the victim, which occurred in 1916. The defendant is a Negro man, 21 years old, the victim was 15 years old and the two were romantically involved. The State posed the theory that the defendant had become enraged when the victim was unwilling to go somewhere in accordance with his wishes. The defendant was seen coming from the place where the victim's body was discovered.

Tabor is charged with "unlawfully, willfully, feloniously, deliberately, premeditatedly, and maliciously" shooting John Robinson with a pistol "with the unlawful, willful, felonious, deliberate, premeditated and malicious intent then and there to kill and in the first degree murder the said John Robinson."

Defendant is a colored man with only one usable arm, the other being paralyzed. Victim: Isaiah Martin, also a colored man. Issue over a quarrel from a craps game.

Jones was accused of killing Bryan Cannon in March 1918 by shooting him with a pistol. According to testimony in the case, Cannon was dating Alma Wyrick, niece of Virgil Jones. A group of people attended a concert. Afterward, the men were walking the ladies home. When they reached the Wyrick house, Jones, Mary Miskelly, and Cannon all walked Alma to the house. Jones and Cannon began to quarrel. The witness testified that he thought it started because Cannon wanted to walk Alma to her door alone.