State v. Whitecotton

The defendants entered into a recognizance for the appearance of Frank Whitecotton, who had been, jointly with another person, indicted for robbery in Ralls county, Missouri, and convicted, after severance and change of venue, in Shelby county, Missouri. The record entry of the recognizance of defendants is, to wit:

“State of Missouri,

v.

“Frank Whitecotton.

“Now on this twenty-second day of December, 1891, at three o’clock, p. M., came James 0. Allison and James T. Lloyd, who prosecute for the state and cause, also the defendant, Frank Whitecotton, in his own proper person and by his attorneys,…