Harry Garrison, KY, 1916 November 17

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GARRISON, Harry

According to listing sent by McNally, a 19-year-
old black man, electrocuted Kentucky (Campbell)
for rape on November 17, 19163 had been received
at Prison on November 16, 191%,

According to note from Van Raalte quoting
KENTUCKY POST of 11-17-1916, his victim's name
was Luella Crowder and date of crime was July

295 1915.6

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from Mason County.

GARRISON, Harry

According to listing sent by McNally, a 19-year-
old black man, electrocuted Kentucky (Campbell)
for rape on November 17, 1916; had been received
at Prison on November 16, 1915,

According to note from Van Raalte quoting
KENTUCKY POST of 11-17-1916, his victim's name
was Luella Crowder and date of crime was July
29, 1915,

, Strong effort to
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awad 3 execution & la as that 4th
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from “ason County.

GARRISON, Harry

According to listing sent by McNally, a 19-year-
old black man, electrocuted Kentucky (Campbell)
for rape on November 17, 19163 had been received
at Prison on November 16, 1915,

According to note from Ven Raalte quoting

KENTUCKY POST of 11-17-1916, his victim's name
was Luella Crowder end date of crime was July
29, 1915.

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