JACKSON, James Henry
2f/-year-cld black man, hanged, District of Columbia Jail,
on March 2, 1920, for the mrder of Lillian Hood with a
revolver on—Feby3, 1919
"Washington, F be ll, 1920. = President Wilson today 1,3-
fused to commute the death sentence of James Henry Jack-
pon, the negro who shot and fatally wounded Miss Lillian
Hood, a young war worker, from Greenville, Tenn., on Jane
2h, 1919, and he will be hanged at the district jail on
March 2, The negro's execution was set for this week but
Chief Justice McCoy granted a two weeks postponement as is
st in the d i
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JACKSON, James Henry
a7-year-cld black man, hanged, District of Columbia Jail,
on March 2, 1920, for the mrder of Lillian Hood with a
revolver on—Feby3, 1949
"Washington, F be 1h, 1920. - President Wilson today l13-
fused to commute the death sentence of James Henry Jack-
won, the negro who shot and fatally wounded Miss Lillian
Hood, a young war worker, from Greenville, Tenney on Jane
2h, 1919, and he will be hanged at the district jail on
March 2. The negro's execution was set for this week but
Chief Justice McCoy granted a two weeks postponement as is
st in the distri i
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1920 $1 she)
JACKSON, James Henry
27-year-old black man, hanged, District of Columbia Jail,
on March 2, 1920, for the mrder of Lillian Hood with a
revolver onFeby—2-1929-
"Washington, Fb. lly 1920. = President Wilson today 13-
fused to commte the death sentence of James Henry Jack-
gon, the negro who shot and fatally wounded Miss Lillian
Hood, a young war worker, from Greenville, Tenn., on Jans
2h, 1919, and he will be hanged at the district jail on
March 2, The negro's execution was set for this week but
Chief Justice McCoy granted a two weeks postponement as is
customary in the di 2
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