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"June 27, 1900-Two negroes murderers were hanged in Ala-
bama yesterdayeese.Will Mack, of Bibb County. Govern
MACK, Will
"June 27, 1900-Two negroes murderers were hanged in Ala-
bama yesterdayeee.Will Mack, of Bibb County. Govern
MACK, Will
"June 27, 1900-Two negroes murderers were hanged in Ala-
ama yesterday....Will Mack, of Bibb County. Govern
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"Jue 27, 191h=Two negro murderers were hanged in Alabama
yesterday (Ju}@? 26, 191), and for once during the pre-
sent administration little or no effort was made to ob-
tain commutation of the death sentences imposed on the
mene, eWill Mack, of Bibb Countysee,was executed for kill-
ing a fellow convict at Lucile Mines, in Bibb Countyee.
Governor O'Neal said yesterday that little effort had
been made to obtain commutations for the condemned meno
Their attorneys took the matter up with the Governor, but
did not submit any petitions asking that the sentence be
commuted,.e.Will Mack was serving a life sentence for mur=
der at the time he killed his fellow convict, Will Ander=
son, Under the law a life term convict who commits mur=
der must either be acquitted or sentenced to death," AD-=
VERTOSER, Montgomery, eee Juhg 27, 191) (Leh)
MACK, Will Keak Alarecre ng oy ee. y
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"Jui@ 27, 191h4-Two negro murderers were hanged in Alabama
yesterday (Ju}@Q 26, 191), and for once during the pre-
sent administration little or no effort was made to ob-
tain commutation of the death sentences imposed on the
Mens, eWill Mack, of Bibb Countyee,was executed for kill-
ing a fellow convict at Lucile Mines, in Bibb Countyee.
Governor O'Neal said yesterday that little effort had
been made to obtain commutations for the condemned men.
Their attorneys took the matter up with the Governor, but
did not eubmit any petitions asking that the sentence be
commuted, eeWill Mack was serving a life sentence for mur-=
der at the time he killed his fellow convict, Will Ander=
son, Under the law a life term convict who commits mur=
der must either be acquitted or sentenced to death." AD=-
VERTOSER, Montgomery, Alabama, Jug 27, 191) (1:h.)
"Jul® 27, 191-Two ged murderers were ieapel in ‘Mabon
yesterday (Ju}@226, 191), and for once during the pre-
sent administration little or no effort was made to ob-
tain commutation of the death sentences imposed on the
Will Mack, of Bibb County,.,was executed for kill-
men,
in Bibb County.
ing a fellow convict at Lucile Mines,
Governor O'Neal said yesterday that little effort had
been made to obtain commtations for the condemned mens
Their attorneys took the matter up with the Governor, but
did Be stacy any petitions asking that the sentence eo
commats 1 Mack was serving a life sentence for
der at ae wee he killed his fellow convict, Will Ander
gon, Under the law a life term convict who conmits
der must either be accuitted or sentenced to deaths” AD=
USER, Yontgomery, Alabama, Jubp 27, 191) (1:h.)
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