James Worthy, GA, 1937 June 18

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Was pronounced dead at 10s30 AM. JOURNAL 618-1937 |

Dodson was operator of l=man streetcar line, JOURNAL
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Appealed and affirmed 18) GEORGIA 402 (191 SE 457) = GA.
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Dodson was operator of l=man streetcar line, JOURNAL
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Appealed and affirmed 18) GEORZIA 02 (191 SE 57) = GA.
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Atlanta street car operator,
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Worthy, alias James Tyson, a 2)
Negro was convicted of the slaying of Berry C, Dodson, an
Atlanta street car Operator, in an attempted holdup. He
SESE was electrocuted on June 18, 1937. His last
words were: "The Lord knows I had nothing to dom with
taking that man's life."

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taking that man's life,

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