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HAVERSON, 0. H. Be oO ae ae
Hanged, Westville, Miss., on May 31, 1901. A white man,
Execution witnessed by 5,000 persons from four counties
took place in a natural amphitheater outside of town, ~
Haverson and a 16-year-old aceamplice named Reavers, mur-
dered Frank Ammons, a prominent merchant of Braxbon about
8 months previously. Robbery was the motive. The boy
received a 7-year=prison term for his part in crime.
Birmingham NEWS, Birmingham, Alas May az 31; 1901.
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Hanged, Westville, Miss., on May 31, 1901. A white man,
Execution witnessed by 5,000 persons from four counties
took place in a natural amphitheater outside of town.
Haverson and a l6~year-old accomplice named Reavers » mur
dered Frank Ammons, a prominent merchant of Braxben about
8 months previously. Robbery was the motive, The boy
received a 7-year-prison term for his part in crime.
Birmingham NEWS, Birmingham, Ala, May & 31, 1901.
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HAVERSON, 0. He bare
Hanged, Westville, Miss., on May 31, 1901, A white man,
Execution witnessed by 5,000 persons from four counties
took place in a natural amphitheater outside of town,
Haverson and a 16-year-old aceamplice named Reavers, mr-
dered Frank Anmons, a prominent merchant of Braxton about
8 months previously. Robbery was the motive, The boy
received a 7~year-prison term for his part in crime,
Birminghan NEWS, Biminghamy Alae May w 31, 1901.
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