Two Black Men Die in Texas Dairyman Murder
In Huntsville Texas two Black inmates aged 19 and 21 were executed by electric chair for the June 15 1931 murder of Frank Kempf a white dairyman. John L Green died at 1202 AM and Ernest Johnson followed minutes later. Hog production in South Carolina has risen 33 percent in two years.
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Frank Kempf
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Local Court Deeds Recorded and Inmate Injury Clarified
Courthouse records show warranty deeds from Ww Blackburn and O J Leveritt to new owners for parcels in Lot 107 and Lot 26 with nominal payments. Separate notes state Jiminez, injured in a fight, is described as a dangerous inmate, with Dr. Stephens confirming reports of beating by attendants were untrue.
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Probe Death of Insane Prisoner at Arizona State Hospital
An investigation into the death of Marcus Jiminez, a former El Paso resident, at the Arizona State Hospital follows an autopsy. Internal injuries were cited as the cause, with hospital superintendent Dr. George W. Stephens describing the case.
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Arizona State Hospital the Insane
Andrews
Showio
Tucson
George W. Stephens
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