Bill Jenkins, AR, 1954 May 7

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BUCKNER, EMORY ROY 1877-194)

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Indian, electrocuted, Arkansas State Prison (Garland Co,)
for murder on May 7, 1954. WHMBBRAM See the appeal: 261
Sw (2? 78 - Arkansas 4- Book and Magazine Excerpts. He
was a "Mississippi Choctaw" Indian who was engaged in the

livestock business, On February 17, 1952, he shot and
killed 16-year-old Cleo Jones, a young girl who was living

in his house, following a pee
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Indian, electrocuted, Arkansas State Prison (Garland Co,) |
for murder on May 7, 195. WEBEBERM Sce the appeal: 261
sw (22 78) - Arkansas 4- Book and Magazine Excerpts. He
was a "Mississippi Choctaw! Indian who was engaged in the
livestock business, On February 17, 1952, he shot and
killed 16-year-old Cleo Jones, a young girl who was livin

in his house, following a quarrel,

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Indian, electrocuted, Arkansas State Prison (Garland Co,)
for murder on May 7, 195i. MBEBERER Sce the appeal: 261
Sw (23 78) = Arkansas $- Book and Magazine Excerpts, He
was a Mississippi Choctaw" Indian who was engaged in the
livestock business. On February 17, 1952, he shot and
killed 16-year-old Cleo Jones, a young girl who was livin

in his house, following a quarrel.



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