Louis Saxon, CT, 1913 July 27

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SAXON, Louis

29-year-old white man, hanged for mirder, Connecticut
&tate Prison (Hartford) on July 27, 1913

"New Britain, Conn,, Nov, 28, 1912-Louis Saxon early to-
day walked into a confectionary store, where his young

wife was employed as a clerk, asked for a drink of soda
and wibhout warning firing at her twice with a revolver,
killing her instantly, After the shooting, Saxon folded
his arms and calmly awaited arrest, Jealousy is said to
AAG been the cause."" JOURNAL, Atlanta, GA, 11-28-1912

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29eyear-old white many hanged for murder, Connecticut
&tate Prison (Hartford) on July 27, 1913

"New Britain, Conn,, Nov, 28, 1912=Louis Saxon early to-
confectionary store, where his young
a drink of soda

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day walked into a
wife was employed as a clerk, asked for
and without warning firing at her twice with
killing her instantly, After the shooting, Saxon folded
arms and calmly awaited arrest, Jealousy is said to
JOURNAL, Atlanta, GA, 11-28-1912

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