George Jackson, MO, 1910 June 10

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Charleston Republica n, Charleston, Moe, XX@X 1/7/1910
and 6/16/1910

Mrs. Betty Pewell, librarian, Misssissippi County Public
Library, Charleston, Mo. :

Charleston Republica n, Charleston, Moe, AXBX 1/7/1910
and 6/16/1910

Mrs. Betty Pewell, Librarian, Misssissippi County Public
Library, Charleston, Moe

Charleston Republica n, Charleston, Moe, 3X#X 1/7/1910)
and 6/16/1910

Mrs. Betty Pewell, librarian, Misssissippi County Public
library, Charleston, Moe

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_ Was convicted and hanged at Cha rleston, Mo., on
| dune 10, 1910. Jackson protested his innocknce from the

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~ tha t he was searching for a lost doge He beat and
_Kicked Mrs, Henderson into unconsciousn:

_ 4® He was taken to Poplar Bluffs, Moe, to await trial

LARGE CARD
JACKSON, George.Albert on
Jackson, . young Mississippi Co., Mo., Negro, went to cue
“Me Asolated hone of-60-year=old Mrs, Isophrénia Hender=
een on Sct. 28, 1909, and went into har house claiming
sss and then
raped her. Mrs. Henderson had known Jackson since his
_ infancy and positively identified him as her assdalant.

be€ause of the heated feelings in the community. He

_ scaffold, meeting his fate calmly.

LARGE. CARD
JACKSON, George Albert Fao
dackson, a young Mississippi Coes Moe, Negro, went to
the isolated home of 60~year=old Mrs. Isophrenia Hender=
son on Oct. 28, 1909, and went into her house claiming
tha t he was searching for a lost doge He beat and
kicked Mrs, Henderson into unconscLousness and then
raped her. Mrs, Henderson had known Jackson since his
infancy and positively identified him as her assdalant.
4% He w as taken to Poplar Bluffs, Moe, to await trial
be€ause of the heated feelings in the community. He
Was convicted and hanged at Cha rleston, Noe, on
__.yune 10, 1910,  Jacksen protested his innocknce from the

scaffold, meeting his fate calmly.

LARGE ©.
JACKSON, George Albert :

Jackson, @ young Mississippi Co., Mo., Negro, went to

son'on Oct. 28, 1909, and went into her house claiming
tha t he was searching for a lost dog. He beat and

beGause of the heated fealings in the commnity, He

Was convicted and hanged at Cha rleston, Now on

fune 10,1910, Jackson protested his inockaes from the
scaffold, meeting his fate calmly.
nes Taeyrtata Har

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