Robert Simmons, GA, 1903 January 30

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IMMONS, Robert | ‘ January 30, 1903

i tep eoiale dispatch to the Journal.) Savannah, Gae, July
31, 1902. - Robert Simmons, colored, was this morning
Pamaiered in the superior court of murder and will be
sentenced this afternoon to hang. ‘Simmons killed George
Harris last Thursday and was caught on Friday and Indic-
ted. He will probably appeal for a new trial." JOURNAL,
Atlanta, Georgia, July 31, 1902 (11-5e)

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Executed January 30, 1903. See CONSTITUTION, Atlanta,
GA 1/31/1903,page 2, column 2 ,
GA B&MEXCERPTS

SIMMONS, Robert | January 30, 1903
(Special dispatch to the Journal.) Savannah, Gae, July
31, 1902. - Robert Simmons, colored, was this morning
convicted in the superior court of murder and will be
sentenced this afternoon to hang. Simmons killed George
Harris last Thursday and was caught on Friday and indic-
ted. He will probably appeal for a new trial." JOURNAL,
Atlanta, Georgia, July 31, 1902 (11-5)

Executed January 30, 1903. See CONSTITUTION, Atlanta,
GA 1/31/1903,page 2, column 2
GA B&MEXCERP TS

SIMMONS, Robert January 30, 1903
"(Special @{spateh to the Journal.) Savan

31, 1902. - Robert Simmons, colored, was tl

Convicted in the superior court of murder and will be
sentenced this afternoon to hang, Simmons killed George
Harris last Thursday eu was caught on Friday and indic-
ted. He will probably appeal for a new trial.” JOURNAL,
\tlanta, Georgia, July 31, “y902 (11-56)

Executed January 30, 1903. See CONSTITUTION, Atlan
GA 1/31/1903,page 2, column 2
GA B&MEXCERP TS

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