Louie Mcbride, AR, 1932 July 8

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Black, electrocuted (Clark County) frkansasState Prison |
on July 8, 1932, for murder. See appeal: 9 SW (2) 10))8,
McBride, a railroad section hand, bludeeoned to death |
his foreman, William McClain with a spike maul in a dis-
pute over work, McBride was syphilitic, it having ad-
vanced to tertiary stage, and his plea was insanity,

McBRIDE, Louis

Black, electrocuted (Clark County) #rkansasState Prison

on July 8, 1932, for murder. See appeal: 19 SW (2) 1018, |
McBride, a railroad section hand, bludgeoned to death

his foreman, William McClain with a spike maul in a dis-
pute over work, McBride was syphilitic, it having ad-
vanced to tertiary stage, and his plea was insanity,

July
McBRIDE, Louis

Black, electrocuted (Clark County) srkansasState Prison

on July 8, 1932, for murder. See appeal: 9 SW (2) 3018,
McBride, a railroad section hand, bludgeoned to death
his foreman, William McClain with a spike maul in a dis-
pute over work, McBride was syphilitic, it having ad-
vanced to tertiary stage, and his plea was insanity,

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