Harry Roe, CT, 1916 March 3

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Both protested innocence saying that they were
—robbing—safe—of J, j,Mesann-coat office in
Poughkeepsie on nite of 11-28-1914; Williams
body was claimed by relatives and was to be
buried in. Bridgeport; Roe's body unclaimed and
wWasto be buried at state''s expense, See unnamed
and undated connecticut newspaper, sent by
Hearn CONN*® BK. & MAK GEX,

Both protested innocence saying that they were
robbing _safe—of J.J. _MeCann-coal-office tn
Poughkeepsie on nite of 11-28-1914; Williams
body was claimed by relatives and was to be
buried in. Bridgeport; Roe's body unclaimed and
wasto be buried at state''s expense. See unnamed
and undated connecticut newspaper, sent by
Hearn CONN* BK & MAK GEX,

Hoth protested innocence saying that they were
robbing -safe-of-J,—J+—HeCann coal office in
Poughk nite of 11-28-1914; w1114:
body was claimed by relatives and was to be
bhrked. in Bridgeport; Roe!
buried at state's expen: See

ae undated connecticut newspaper, sent by

Hearn CONM* BK & MAK GEX.

5 body unclaimed and

ROE,
EXKEX Harry Ee and WILLIAMS, Isaac N,

Rowe, a 22-year-old white man, and “Williams, alias Harry
Watson, alias Harry Williams, a 30-year-old white man,

both hanged at Connecticut State Prison (Litchfield) for
mirder on March 3, 1916

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See: 96 A 370=CONN. BOOK AND MAG. EXCERPTS.

Murdered County Commissioner Hubert B, Case

in his store at Barkhamsted, NOV 6. 2G yy LOwae
Williams supposedly "brains" behind gang of
thieves responsible for various crimes around

W insted, Conn, and Poughkeepsie, MY Roe was
reportedly under "hypnotic influence" Oo Wi ea

ROE,
EXKRY Harry E. and WILLIAMS, Isaac N,

Rowe, a 22-year-old white man, and Williams, alias Harry
Watson, alias Harry Williams, a 30-year-old white man,

both hanged at Connecticut State Prison (Litchfield) for
murder on March 3, 1916

bot

See: 96 A 370=CONN. BOOK AND MAG. EXCERPTS.
Murdered County Commissioner Hubert B,. Case
in his store at Barkhamsted, Nov, 28, 1914;

Williams supposedly "brains" behind gang of

thieves responsible for various crimes around
W insted, Conn, and Poughkeepsie, NY; Roe was
reportedly under "hypnotic influence" of

of Willian

ROE,

HOH Harry E. and WILLIAMS, Isaac N,
Rowe, a 22-year-old white man, and ‘williams, alias Harry
Watson, alias Harry Williams, a 30-year-old white man,
both fenced at Connecticut State Prison (Litchfield) for
murder on March 3, 1916

Murdered County Commlssione
in his store at Barkhamsted
Williams supposedly "brains
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thie regponsible for various crimes
W insted, Conn. and Poughkeepsie, Ni;
reportedly und

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