Escape and death sentence echo in Tennessee incident
William Carden, an old man formerly a schoolteacher, escaped from a Cleveland jail after being sentenced to death for assaulting a preacher’s daughter. The state supreme court upheld the lower court, and Judge Traynor affirmed the sentence. A deputy jailer is censured. Bradley County sheriff offers a reward. The rest of the text lists assorted advertisements and notices.
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