DUNN, Sol
Black, hanged Augusta, Georgia, January 9, 1903. The
Atlanta JOURNAL, 11-30-1902 (5/1) states that he had
been sentenced to hang on that date. The JOURNAL, Atlan=
ta, Gaey 12-10-1901, in reporting crime (2-1) states that
Dunn was a drunken black who had been put out of a saloon
and returned and killed the bartender, Will Springen,
"Sol Dunn, colored, was hanged yesterday at Augusta, Gae,
for the murder of a young white mane He had to be held
up the entire time until the rope was attached," DEMOCRAT,
Natchez, Mississippi, January 10, 1903 (le)
DUNN, Sol
Black, hanged Augusta, Georgia, January 9, 1903. The
Atlanta JOURNAL, 11-30-1902 (5/1) states that he had
been sentenced to hang on that date. The JOURNAL, Atlan=
ta, Gaey 12-10-1901, in reporting crime (2-1) states that
Dunn was a drunken black who had been put out of a saloon
and returned and killed the bartender, Will Springen.
"Sol Dunn, colored, was hanged yesterday at Augusta, Gaey
for the murder of a young white mane He had to be held
up the entire time until the rope was attached," DEMOCRAT,
Natchez, Mississippi, January 10, 1903 (l:he)
DUNN, Sol
Black, hanged Augusta, Georgia, January 9, 1903. The
Atlanta JOURNAL, 11-30-1902 (5/1) states that he had
been sentenced to hang on that date, The JOURNAL, Atlan-
tay Gaey 12-10-1901, in reporting crime (2-1) states that
Dunn was a drunken black who had been put out of a saloon
and returned and killed the bartender, Will Springen.
"Sol Dunn, colored, was hanged yesterday at Augusta, Gae,
He had to be held
up the entir til the rope was attached," DEMOCRAT,
Natchez, Mississippi, January 10, 1903 (1:h»)
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