bollinger, elbert
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Elbert Bollinger
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events
- Places seen
- Advance; Bloomfield
- First event date
- 1929-12-13
- Last event date
- pg
Timeline — 5 events
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1929-12-13
Bloomfield. Bondsmen for Bollinger: Tony Maynard, his father-in-law; J. W. Farris; W. H. Huggins; R. Kip Briney; E. A. P. Briney and J. A. Harper Co-mentioned: Tony Maynard; J. W. Farris; W. H. Huggins; R. Kip Briney; E. A. P. Briney; J. A. Harper. Quote: "Bondsmen for Bollinger are: Tony Maynard, h…
court · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-12-13 clip dec29-R2
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1929-12-13
Bloomfield. Following Harris' death a new indictment was prepared and filed by Prosecuting Attorney C. A. Powell against Bollinger, charging him with murder; bail fixed at $5,000; Bollinger released pending preliminary hearing set for Jan 16 before Justice J. B. Cooper of Bloomfield; Bollinger alleg…
crime · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-12-13 clip dec29-R2
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1930-01-17
Bloomfield. Elbert Bollinger of Advance, charged with the slaying of his uncle John Harris two months ago, faces postponement of his trial here because his attorney J. W. Farris is ill with pneumonia; Bollinger is accused of fatally striking his uncle over the head with a timber after an argument ov…
legal · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-01-17 clip jan30-R6
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1930-01-17
Advance. Preliminary hearing at Bloomfield expected to be postponed by illness of his attorney J. W. Farriss; Bollinger of Advance is charged with slaying his uncle John Harris two months ago and is ill with pneumonia Co-mentioned: John Harris. Quote: "charged with the slaying of his uncle, John Har…
legal notice · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-01-17 clip chat1930-19300117-p1
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1930-04-25
State vs. Elbert Bollinger, murder; continued to next term. Note: this entry appears twice in the printed column, recorded once Quote: "State vs. Elbert Bollinger, murder, continued to next term."
legal · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1930-04-25 clip aprmay30-R7
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