Hilton Williams, SC, 1932 July 15

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WILLIAMS, Hilton

Black, elec, SCSP (Bennettsville) 7-15-1932, Affirmed
on appeal: 16), SE 415 = SC -- BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPT!
Convicted of 9=1)=1930 murder of John Le James, white,
50, of Laurinburg, N. Ce, whose body was foundin aute

on highway #9 in Marlboro County. Stabbed in neck,
Williams and Tommy Newton, both of whom fled to Genngia,
actually charged with murder and others with accessories
Charge against Newton subse,,,ently lowered to access,

WILLIAMS, Hilton 1
Black, elec. SCSP (Bennettsville) 7-15-1932, Affirmed
on appeal: 16) SE 415 = SC =- BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS
Convicted of 9-1-1930 murder of John L. James, white,
50, of Laurinburg, Ne Ce, whose body was foundin auto
on highway #9 in Marlboro County. Stabbed in necks
Williams and Tommy Newton, both of whom fled to Gepngia,
actually charged with murder and others with accessories
Charge against Newton subse,,ently lowered to access.

WILLIAMS, Hilton

Black, elec, SCSP (Bennettsville) 7-15-1932. Affirmed
on appeal: 16 SE 15 = SC -- BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPT!
Convicted of 9-1-1930 murder of John L. James, white,
50, of Laurinburg, Ns C., whose body was foundin auto
on highway #9 in Marlboro County, Stabbed in nesk,
‘williams and Tomy Newton, both of whom fled to Genpgia,
actually charged with murder and others with accessories
Charge against Newton subse,,ently lowered to access,

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