that his photograph was circulated all over the United States
mas not located until August, 1921, when he was recognized
! in Falmouth, New Mexico. Arrested and re«
1e admitted that he had killed his wife and pro-=
vided details of the slaying but maintained that he had done son be-=
SHABSKSE cause of her infidelities. This was sane disproved
had been a Vane and devoted wife to hime Convicted and sentenced
to death, he was electrocuted at the Virginia State Prison on
Dece 95 192h, fi haintained his calm and poise right up until the
moment the electricity coursed through his body. When the attendants
] d usting the leg straps, he leaned over and assisted
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fumbled while oe
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all over 2 United
recog
purchaser o: ranch
.chmond, he admitted the
the sl bi
her infidel ly
g and devoted wife to him. Convicted < sentenced
electrocuted at the Vi ia State Pri
Gens ie bist J
monent the eLlectr coursed
f while adj the leg stmaps
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HADLEY Ys
oni, W/L MER FIrnos
Hadley, a white 36-year-old physician and Army Major, was the head
ve a te 2
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surgeon at the Army ene pital on the campus of the University of Yee
oh, \P Mata 8 URS see i Pc) ik SINE Vola Fea On a Pes Nel |
Richmond, Va, -He had grown tired of his wife, “velyn, and fell in
love with a young nurse on his staff. The situation became an in-
tolerable one after he asked the nurse to marry him and his wife re-
Piraad + Laplia nities) Fa Tt en at an an Narramhay LOLE ce) y PASTE pio eaeuten Been
LUSGQ VO S1LVe ith 2 divorce. n Novemper 2 7405 11OP DOPSuage ed Evel th
to go for a ride with him in a canoe on the James Rivers. While on
ap Pia Ci a ae we Pen, POLL VEN Denis pe tae m4 A PA SR y a v fet 4 An Ve * a
the water, he drugged her and then drowned her,. tie used the anchor
from the canoe for a weight and sonsigned the body to the bottom of
the river where it would have com had not the anchor worked
loose three weeks later. by tha t time, Hadley had been di cava |
from the military and had left, a that he was going wes eae
’ . ® u Cenuoan Z ant ny sn ae
who had preceded him there with some F#XA8Ky “After con=
cultar, the body was finally identified and pallee. con=
5 oe
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in C£neinn lati who showed them a telegram from
4 a of marl “ r A ¥ NAA yy a Coe my amy
his wife had d&éd and been buried in San Juan,
soil Sead biG a Lh, Ballese WH Sip PRA pe a gia Oe PPAR Lika SR eH Aer
CKO recor rds rev ealed that a woman had been buried
or Livelyn oaley., When the nurse to whom the
C5 m4 oy ett. rte “ a wn ~ a 2
was finally located, she said that the last
+ ey mt Dae Figs en Ale yo af | ) ON m Vis be wel | elie od
aq fx som. fn Was posumeal ced allas AN) that
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wife had died in California, Kak Spite
HADLSY, Arroeaheien:, W/LMER Fmos
sician and Army Ma,
his wife, “velyn, and
- The situation becare
1e- nurse to marry him
n November, 1918, her pers
n in a canoe on the James R
to
Lhe anchor
4}
thie yg
ot ~ a rte es aim
rom the canoe
the er where
to the bottom of
eight and sonsigned
have remained had not
ha t time, Hadley
going west to
SFENGRR After con-
and |
had ¢
culty, the boc as finally ide con=
in Ctncinnati who showed from
fe had d&éd anc Juan,
records re
Evelyn Haztl
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