from the cash BSKXaKA drawera and left. Converse'S body was dis-~
covered ore afterwards , and the police immediately began looking
Lor or. ne stranger Ay Poon wie, mgghb be the robber-mur derere Green fs
a not t actually become a suspect until it was noticed that he was
tf. den %s 4 s. 1 3. ban |
oe money far beyond Nis means and then he was kept under close
._Surveilia INCe »_ The post, office was searched during his absence and
over $1 000 was found hidden. Finally Green was taken into custody
3 s)
- and, following a lengthy interrogation, he finally conféssed that he
had killed young Comverse and robbed the bank, At his trial, he
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to hang. His execution was delayed
~ because the Governor at the time refused to sign the déath warrant
as Ureen had not been tried by_a jury, After the Governor!s term of
office expLr ed, the new Governor Signed the warrant, and Green was
hanged on = oF Apr. , 86ad Can? Crawtoahgs—
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BSEXSHA drawerm and left.
Converse'S body was dis
s found hidden,
Finally Green was tz
ken
from the c
covered shortly afterwards, and the police immediately began looking
Wet ors stranger in town who mgghb be the A Mas ey Green
did x - become a suspect until it was noticed that he was
“spending tioney far beyond nis means and then he was kept_under-ctose
surveillance, The post office was searched during his absence and
into custody
His execut
over $1,000 wa
and, following a lengthy interrogation, he finally confessed that he
had killed young Comverse and robbed the'bank, At his trial, he
ion was delayed
warrant
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to hang,
sause the Governor at the time refused to sign the death
sen had not been tried by a jury the Governor's
of fice expix red, the new Yovernor signed the wargant, a and Green Was:
After term of
sar se April 13; M66 andl Caa7 Cav HIG GA
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2 Or pe e ~ £* he Poy M..° en oy
in 1633, was the son of the Malden
ea! a Eevee PEG DUS Bap tt, PANE! pe e S He Age E Pind SO
r crippled in one leg, Yreen had a pleasing pverso=
2 eg :
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é nd when his father died in L060, ne appc sinted
+ sa a Ae pp peu i 4 af OES aa kes ae ck Goes Bey a en ba om an ow
his place. He was also the agent for the publishers
of the local school books and was considered one of the leading
f f ty Yh feats sh ah yi ee VS teres
of Malden. However, “reen had a tendency to live far be-
: a a gna 38, A es LRT EW lie CIE Sita AUNT | wae EASE HAGE 1 a Je a YH pag
lis means and, by 186), he was far behind in both his post office
and school books accounts and being pressed Bor payment. Tirst he
tried to burn the post office ntendtns. to claim that the fire had
destroyed the money, but a? Vv vol unteer fire department was too alert
a
U Bi Aa a i HR pa yon me de : ps at ar fi qe eth Ue as ps
the fire was contained before it did any damage, He then de-
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termined to rob the bank and use the proceeds GO vie ombud hang Ou NLS
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financial affairs, On the morning of Dec, 15, 186), waite the oth
a a)
coc - ao aire Fe n teas hy * Inc , ny ar } “ “yo
iilcers were away from the bank, he entered it x% on two occasions
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and left when he' found other customers pr esent, round LL: OQ, he
once §
only person. there was 17-ve
ce oat aj ien 5 4 oie
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a erse, the teller and the son of the of the
han! Hea ahnt x«r- red Ua tie Ryall ae 4
his “90 Snow Vy ee -onverse in the head tir I and
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his fath
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books and was conside:
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aster
of the local
had a
both his
2ssed Bor payment.
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but
sigs
and was cont
termined to rob the
inancial
officers were 2
Le
fairs. hile
5 heh es 7 Bs Yates aie pei
nd wnen he! found other custor
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