John Montjoy, KY, 1937 December 17

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Judee Sohnst Northeutt today reiterated previous
intentions of barring newspaper men and the pube-
lic, Montifoy was convicted of criminally
assaulting a young white woman," TIMES, New
York, NY August 20, 1936.

100 SW (2nd) 1208 = KY BK & MAG EXCERPTS.

Judge Johnst Northeutt today reiterated previous
intentions of barring newspaper men and the pub-=
lic. Montjoy was convicted of criminally
assaulting a young white woman." TIMES, New
York, NY August 20, 1936.

100 SW (2nd) 1208 ~ KY BK & MAG EXCERPTS.

Judge Johnst Northeutt today reiterated previous
intentions of barring newspaper men and the pub=
lic. Montjoy was convicted of criminally
assaulting a young white women." TIMES, New
York, NY August 20, 1936.

1208 - KY BK & MAG EXCERPTS,

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"KENTUCKY HANGING TO BE PRIVATR./ Covington, Ky,
Augel9, 1936-(AP)-In contrast to the thousands
who saw Rainey Bethea hanged last week at Owens-
bore, only usch officials as may be necessary

will witness the execution of John 'Pete! Mont-

joy, Negro, in the court yard of the Covington
City Building, Friday morning. Circuit

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fentucky POST, Covington, Ky., 12-16-1937;

"KENTUCKY HANGING TO BE PRIVATE./ Covington, Ky,
Augel9, 1936-(AP)-In contrast to the thousands
who saw Rainey Bethea hanged last week at Owens-
boro, only usch officials as may be necessary
will witness the execution of John 'Pete! Mont-

joy, Negro, in the court yard of the Covington
City Building, Friday morning. Circuit

', Covington, Kye, 73

"KENTUCKY HANGIN? TO BE PRIVATE./ Covington, Ky,
Aug.19, 1936-(AP)-In contrast to the thousands
who saw Rainey Bethea hanged last week at Owens-
boro, only usch officials as may be necessary
will witness the execution of John "Pete! Mont~
Joy, Negro, in the court yard of the Covington
City Building, Friday morning. Circuit

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