The Roanoke Leader January 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, January 3, 1912
Mollie Allums, who was shot by her husband last Wednesday evening at their home in the negro section, died Friday night. Charlie Allums the slayer, gave himself up. Friday he had a preliminary trial before Mayor Nichols for killing Veal, the man in the house with Mollie Allums at the time of the killings, and was held in default of a bond of $1000. Today he will be given a hearing on the charge of killing his wife.
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The Roanoke Leader March 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, March 6, 1912
CIRCUIT COURT CASES
Circuit court cases heard Friday:
Charlie Allums, a negro who killed his wife in Roanoke, sentenced to four years
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, January 3, 1912
Mollie Allums, who was shot by her husband last Wednesday evening at their home in the negro section, died Friday night. Charlie Allums the slayer, gave himself up. Friday he had a preliminary trial before Mayor Nichols for killing Veal, the man in the house with Mollie Allums at the time of the killings, and was held in default of a bond of $1000. Today he will be given a hearing on the charge of killing his wife.
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The Roanoke Leader March 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, March 6, 1912
CIRCUIT COURT CASES
Circuit court cases heard Friday:
Charlie Allums, a negro who killed his wife in Roanoke, sentenced to four years
The Roanoke Leader January 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, January 3, 1912
Mollie Allums, who was shot by her husband last Wednesday evening at their home in the negro section, died Friday night. Charlie Allums the slayer, gave himself up. Friday he had a preliminary trial before Mayor Nichols for killing Veal, the man in the house with Mollie Allums at the time of the killings, and was held in default of a bond of $1000. Today he will be given a hearing on the charge of killing his wife.
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The Roanoke Leader March 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, March 6, 1912
CIRCUIT COURT CASES
Circuit court cases heard Friday:
Charlie Allums, a negro who killed his wife in Roanoke, sentenced to four years
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, January 3, 1912
Mollie Allums, who was shot by her husband last Wednesday evening at their home in the negro section, died Friday night. Charlie Allums the slayer, gave himself up. Friday he had a preliminary trial before Mayor Nichols for killing Veal, the man in the house with Mollie Allums at the time of the killings, and was held in default of a bond of $1000. Today he will be given a hearing on the charge of killing his wife.
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The Roanoke Leader March 1912
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, March 6, 1912
CIRCUIT COURT CASES
Circuit court cases heard Friday:
Charlie Allums, a negro who killed his wife in Roanoke, sentenced to four years
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