P According to Jisting provided by McNally, =.
Hall pleaded guilty, was 25 and had one prior
conviction; Newhouse had two prior convictions
and was 223 Farrell was 2) with no prior con-
and Farrell
victions. No data on how Newhouse
AIT received at State Prison on July
Leaded,
i ele
| . According to listing provided by McNally,
Hall pleaded guilty, was 25 and had one prior
conviction; Newhouse had two prior convictions
and was 22; Farrell was 2) with no prior con=
No data on how Newhouse and Farrell
victions.
seeiche All received at State Prison on July
Ae ording +o tiene provided by McNally,
ailty, was 25 and had one prior
ieunoune naa oee prior convictions
Farrell
"No data on how Newhouse and Farrell
All received st Stete Prison on July
ae ik,
FARRELL, George, HALL. Elmer and NEWHOUSE, Richard ¢/4oj/25_
All white, electrocuted Kentucky State Prison (Bourbon Co,}
jon June 26, 1925. ‘George Farrell, Richard Newhouse, and —
Elmer eel the "Bourbon Bandits", whe killed Frank Bucha= |
nan in an attempted bank robbery at Clintonville one year
ago this month, paid in full for their crime today, Calmly
and with steady tread, the three Newport, Ky., youths en-
tered the death house ‘between midnight and dawn! and were
electrocuted. One with a goodbye on his lips; another
silently and the third prdtesting his innocence,"
BIRMINGHAM AGE HERALD, Btham, Ala,, 6-27-1925.
Farrell: 270 SW 123 Hall: 270 SW 53 and Newhouse: 270 SW
Ll = All KENTUCKY = BOOK AND MAGAZINE FE XCERPTS,
Over
FARRELL, George, HALL, Elmer and NEWHOUSE, Richard @/to/.25 |
[All white, electrocuted Kentucky State Prison (Bourbon Co,}|
on June 26, 1925. "George Farrell, Richard Newhouse, and
Elmer falls the "Bourbon Bandits", who killed Frank Bucha-
nan in an attempted bank robbery at Clintonville one year
ago this month, paid in full for their crime today. Calmly
and with steady tread, the three Newport, Ky., youths en-
tered the death house 'between midnight and dawn! and were
electrocuted. One with a goodbye on his lips; another
silently and the third prdtesting his innocence."
BIRMINGHAM AGE HERALD, Btham, Ala, 6-27-1925.
Farrell: 270 SW 12; Hall: 270 SW 53 and Newhouse: 270 SW
11 = All KENTUCKY = BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.
Over
FARRELL, George, HALL, Elmer and NEWHOUSE, Richard Ea
All white, electrocuted Kentucky State Prison (Bourbon Co, ¥}
on June 26, 1925. "George Farrell, Richard Newhouse, and
Elmer HORS ed bowie Bandits", who killed Frank Bucha=
nan in an attempted bank robbery at Clintonville one year
ago this vote paid in full for their crime today. Calmly
and with steady iread, the three Newport, Ky., youths en-
tered the death house ‘between midnight and dawn’ and were
electrocuted, One with a goodbye on his lips; another
silently and the third protesting his innocence,"
BIRMINGHAM AGE HERALD, Btham, Ala,, 6-27-1925,
ey 270 SW 123 Hall: 270 SW 53 and Hemiouses 270 SW
= ALL KENTUCKY = BOOK AND MAGAZINE F XCERPTS,
Over
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