Jim Miller, NC, 1923 October 5

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MILIER, Jim,

Black, electrecuted NCSP ( Lenoir County) Oct. 5, 1923.
See appeal: 116 SE 16 = NC BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.
On September 29, 1922, he shot and killed Arthur Sutten
whe had accused him ef stealing cern from his fbbld,

After murder, Miller escaped and was subsequently arrest-
ed in Baltimore,

MILLER, Jim,

Black, electrecuted NCSP ( Lenoir County) Octe 5) 1923.
See appeal: 116 SE 416 = NC BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.
On September 29, 1922, he shot and killed Arthur Sutten
whe had accused him of stealing corn from his fbéld.

After murder, Miller escaped and was subsequently arrest-
ed in Baltimore,

MILIER, Jim,

Black, electrecuted NCSP ( Lenoir County) Octe 5, 1923.
See appeal: 116 SE li16 = NC BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.
On September 29, 1922, he shot and killed Arthur Sutten
whe had accused him ef stealing corn from his fééld,
After murder, Miller escaped and was subsequently arrest-
ed in Baltimore,

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