Raymond George, NJ, 1932 April 25

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GEORGE, Raymond

Beene le black man, el ectrocuted, N, J. State Prison
on April 25, 1932. "One of the sofkalianenl advisers of
Raymond eons a Negro who had murdered a Jersey City
policeman, came to me on the evening that the condermed
prisoner was to expiate his crime, 'Please do your best
not to mark him on the face, Mr, Elliott,' the clergyman
pleaded, In spite of the high voltage, I succeeded in
fulfilling his request,"

AGENT OF DEATH by Elliott, pages 13h-13h

WORKSHEET - NJ - NWU

GEORGE, Raymond

22—year-old black man, electrocuted, N. J. State Prison
on April 25, 1932. "One of the spiritual advisers of
Raymond George, a Negro who had murdered a Jersey City
policeman, came to me on the evening that the condemed
prisoner was to expiate his crime. 'Please do your best
not to mark him on the face, Mr. Elliott,’ the clergyman
pleaded, In spite of the high voltage, I succeeded in
fulfilling his request."

AGENT OF DEATH by Elliott, pages 13-138

WORKSHEET - NJ - Nwu

GEORGE, Raymond
22nyear-old black man, electrocuted, N, J, State Prison
on April 25, 1932. "One of the spiritual advisers ae
Raymond George, a Negro who had murdered a Jersey C:
policeman, came to me on the evening that the eondemed
prisoner was to expiste his ane

not to mark him on the face,

pleaded, In s

fulfilling his request.

AGENT OF DEATH by Elliott, pages 13-138

WORKSHEET - NJ - NWO



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