Lucius Carter, AL, 1918 November 9

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CARTER, Lucius

"Lafayette, Ala., Nov. 9, 1919-...Lucius Car-
ter..-nanged early today in the Chambers County
Jail...had been convicted at the fall term of
the Chambers County Circuit Court..,.Lucius
Carter pleaded guilty to the murder of Mrs,
Allen, an aged white woman who lived in the

northern part of the county,...had made con-
fessions of guilt." TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Or-
leans, La., Nov. 10, 191§-

CARTER, Lucius

"Lafayette, Ala., Nov. 9, 1919-...Iucius Car~
ter...hanged early today in the Chambers Count
Jail...had been convicted at the fall term of
the Chambers County Circuit Court...Lucius
Carter pleaded guilty to the murder of Mrs,
Allen, an aged white woman who lived in the

northern part of the county...had made con-
fessions of guilt." TIMES=PICAYUNE, New Or-
leans, La., Nov. 10, 1918.

CARTER, Lucius

pareraiees Alas, Nov. 9, 1919-...tucius Car-
shanged early today in the Chambers Count

ath ehad been convicted at the fall term of

the Chambers Oounty Circuit Court pea ras

Carter pleaded guilty to the m f Mrs,

Allen, an aged white woman who lived. in the

d made con-

northern part of the county,

fessions of guilt." TIM PIGAYUNE, New Or-
leans, La., Nov. 10, 19:



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