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PAYNE, Joel
April 9, 1909-Joel Payne, a negro, was hanged in Bedford
City, Vae, on April 9, 1909, for the murder of Reed Swain,

his father-in-law, a year ago. He was convicted before
the ekectrocution Law went into effect,"

BIRMINGHAM NEWS, Birmingham, Alabama, April 9, 1909.

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PAYNE, Joel

tapril 9, 1909-Joel Payne, a negro, was hanged in Bedford
City, Vae, on April 9, 1909, for the murder of Reed Swain,
his father-in-law, a year ago. He was convicted before
the ekectrocution law went into effect."

BIRMINGHAM NEWS, Birmingham, Alabama, April 9, 1909.

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April 9, 1909-Joel Payne, a negro, was hanged in Bedford
City, Vay on April 9, 1909, for the mrder of Reed Swain,
his father-in-law, a year ago. He was convicted before
the ekectrocution law went into effect."

BIRMINGHAM NEWS, Birmingham, Alabama, April 9, 1909.

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