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Woman in prison for hammer death seeks pardon
Shaehillips, imprisoned since June 1923 for beating Alberta Meadows to death with a hammer, must remain in prison three and a half years more before eligibility for pardon. Mark Noon, secretary of the state board of prison directors, stated today that Gov. Co. Young cannot intervene until the board acts.
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Seee Shaehillips
Alberta Meadows
Mark Noon
State Board of Prison Directors
Philips
Gov. Co
Young