walker, w s c
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Judge W. S. C. Walker
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield, Mo.; Hot Springs; Kennett; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1914-05-13
- Last event date
- 1931-07-03
Timeline — 12 events
- 1914-05-13 Hot Springs. Left Monday for Hot Springs to try the baths at that resort for a stubborn case of rheumatism that had been giving him much trouble; his friends hope he will return home soon, greatly improved in health (via Dunklin Democrat exchange item) Quote: "Judge W. S. C. Walker, left Monday for…
- 1914-07-01 Kennett. Judge W. S. C. Walker returned to his home in Kennett last week after sojourning at Hot Springs, Ark. the past few months; he is said to look much improved in health Quote: "Judge W. S. C. Walker, who has been sojourning at Hot Springs, Ark., the past few months, returned to his home in Ken…
- 1917-03-29 Bloomfield, Mo.. Grand jury charge at circuit court: only four bad citizens out of 30,000 people in the county; praised as a fearless judge Quote: "There are just four bad citizens out of 30,000 people in this county"
- 1917-05-04 Stoddard County. Sentenced Tom Revelle to two years in the penitentiary on a charge of forgery, adding another name to Stoddard county's penal colony at Jefferson City Co-mentioned: Tom Revelle. Quote: "Revelle Sentenced"
- 1917-07-13 Stoddard County. Appointed Geo. M. Barham deputy and referee for juvenile cases with $600 and $300 salaries Quote: "appointed deputy and referee"
- 1920-11-05 Held adjourned term of Circuit Court Monday and Tuesday for the Roberts trial; discharged the hung jury and passed the case to March term Quote: "Wednesday Judge Walker discharged the jury and passed the case over to the March term of the Circuit Court."
- 1926-12-24 Dunklin County. Judge W. S. C. Walker was specially charged by the grand jury to investigate the closing of three Dunklin county banks, including the Citizens Savings Bank, the Bank of Malden and the Bank of Clarkton Quote: "Investigation of the closing of three banks in Dunklin county was underway…
- 1928-01-27 Bloomfield. Cases on change of venue from Judge W. S. C. Walker to Judge E. P. Dorris Co-mentioned: Judge E. P. Dorris. Quote: "hear the following cases on a change of venue from Judge W. S. C. Walker"
- 1928-05-04 Dexter. Judge W. S. C. Walker was in the city Tuesday en route South Quote: "Judge W. S. C. Walker was in the city Tuesday en route South."
- 1928-05-18 Dexter. Judge W. S. C. Walker, candidate for Circuit Judge, was here last week and gave us a call Quote: ""candidate for Circuit Judge, was here last week and gave us a call""
- 1928-06-29 Bloomfield. Judge W. S. C. Walker of Kennett held a brief session of court at Bloomfield Wednesday morning and sentenced seven boys ages 12 to 16 — five from Puxico for breaking into and robbing freight cars and business houses in Puxico, and two from Dexter for stealing chickens and a bicycle — to…
- 1931-07-03 Stoddard County. Our subscribers: thanks for renewals from Mrs. Thos. Neese, George Barham, Thurman Dowdy, J. J. Birchfield, Bernie, Carl F. Jorndt, Roy Vickery, Essex, Mrs. Lula Eicholtz of the Cape, Albert Farris of Malden, and Circuit Judge W. S. C. Walker of Kennett (Judge Walker says a dad's da…
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