jones, arthur
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Arthur Jones; Arthur Jones - Father (cert of Paul Jones); Arthur Jones - Informant (cert of Paul Jones); Jones, Arthur
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- court_cases,death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Duck Creek Valley; Poplar Bluff; Stokes, Stoddard Co., Mo
- First event date
- 11-Sep-16
- Last event date
- 1930-10-17
Timeline — 6 events
- 1917-01-25 Bloomfield. Reprint from the St. Louis Republic: the home of N. A. Mosley near Bloomfield has twice been broken into recently and considerable property taken. Sheriff McNeill and former Sheriff Burnham arrested Arthur Jones, who made a statement implicating Isaac Glenn; both were apprehended and con…
- 1924-04-18 Bell City. Arthur Jones, with Walter J. Kittle and Lawrence Williamson, was arrested when Federal agents visited the vicinity of Bell City, and all were indicted on charges of violations of the Internal Revenue laws: operating a still, making liquor and possession of mash on a farm near Bell City Co…
- 1929-02-15 Duck Creek Valley. Arthur Jones of St. Louis is ill at his brother Will Jones's; he came to be with Will in his recent illness and went to bed himself soon after arriving Co-mentioned: Will Jones. Quote: "Arthur Jones of St. Louis is ill at his brother's, Will Jones."
- 1929-07-05 Duck Creek Valley. Arthur Jones and Eddie Barks of St. Louis are spending the week with J. C. Jones Co-mentioned: Eddie Barks; J. C. Jones.
- 1930-10-17 Poplar Bluff. Arthur Jones, on South C street, Poplar Bluff, paid Chief Walker $8 in marked bills for protection from liquor-law enforcement, leading to the bribery charges Co-mentioned: Roscoe Walker; Charles Rose. Quote: "Walker went to the residence of Arthur Jones, on South C street last night a…
- (undated) Duck Creek. Arthur Jones, who has been stationed in China for the past two and a half years, and his sister Mrs. Joel Hammond and her husband, of St. Louis, are visiting their father, J. C. Jones, this week Co-mentioned: J. C. Jones.
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