| Transcribed by Norma Knotts Shaffer from microfilm of the
Calhoun Chronicle dated 4/25/1911.
The thirteen persons indicted under the Red Man Act at the August, 1910,
term for complicity in whipping Scott Williams, a Holiness preacher, and
Albert and Wesley Poling, were held under bond to appear at the August
term. The case will be heard at that term. The preacher, who
is the State's most important witness, is now located in Oklahoma.
Several witnesses were examined by the grand Jury in effort to secure more
indictments. |
