levan, charles
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Chas. Levan;chas. Levan;Charles Levan;Levan, Charles
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter,Dexter
- First event date
- 10-Dec-13
- Last event date
- 6-Mar-19
Timeline — 7 events
- 1913-06-11 Dexter. After the cutting affray, Chas. Levan took French leave and escaped in the darkness; he phoned a friend here from Morehouse, and Constable Jeff Arnold got on his train at once Co-mentioned: Walter Ryder. Quote: "Levan took French leave as soon as the fight ended, and escaped in the darkness"
- 1913-06-11 Dexter. Chas. Levan, a driver for the Dexter Transfer Co., used a knife on Walter Ryder in a fight at the Cotton Belt depot Tuesday night about 10 o'clock; Levan fled in the darkness when the fight ended Co-mentioned: Walter Ryder. Quote: "Bad Cutting Scrape"
- 1915-03-31 Bloomfield. In Bloomfield yesterday (Tuesday) on court business, with Dr. Charles Walters, Frank Harl, R. F. Jean, Dr. Jno. H. Douglas and Geo. Harper Co-mentioned: Dr. Charles Walters; Frank Harl; R. F. Jean; Dr. Jno. H. Douglas; Geo. Harper.
- 1915-03-31 Bloomfield. Chas. Levan was in court at Bloomfield yesterday with R. F. Jean, Dr. Jos. H. Douglas and Geo. Harper Co-mentioned: R. F. Jean; Dr. Jos. H. Douglas; Geo. Harper. Quote: "R. F. Jean, Dr. Jos. H. Douglas, Chas. Levan and Geo. Harper were court in Bloomfield yesterday."
- 1920-02-13 Dexter. Named on the Dexter Public School honor roll, Room 2 (teacher Mrs. Coll) Quote: "HONOR ROLL PUBLIC SCHOOL"
- 1920-04-30 Dexter. Charles Levan on the honor roll, Room 2, Dexter school (teacher Mrs. Coll) Co-mentioned: Mrs. Coll (teacher). Quote: "HONOR ROLL"
- 1925-02-27 Charleston. Charles Levan, formerly of Charleston but now living at Dexter, was arrested at Charleston after hitting a Sikeston car, fleeing toward Birds Point, ramming the pursuing officers' car, and being found with several gallons of whiskey; charged with driving while drunk, transporting whiskey…
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