George Granger, NY, 1907 February 25

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February 25, 1907

GRANGER, George Henry
White, 21, electrocuted Sing Sing (Dutchess County) on
February 25, 1907e Affirmed 79 NE 833. Had killed his

employer, Charles Lutz, a Dutchess County farmer and
dairyman, in a robbery which gained him the dead man's
watch and $80 in cash. The murder weapon was a revolver
See appeal,
"Sing Sing, NY, 2-25-1907. = George Graner, aged 20 years
was put to death in the electric chair today. H&s crime
was the murder of a farmer, George Lutz, in Dutchess Co."
NEWS, Birmingham, Alabama, February 25, 1907.

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February 25, 1907
GRANGER, George Henry
White, 21, electrocuted Sing Sing (Dutchess County) on
February 25, 1907. Affirmed 79 NB 833. Had killed his
employer, Charles Lutz, a Dutchess County farmer and
dairyman, in a robbery which gained him the dead man's
watch and $80 in cash. The murder weapon was a revolverd
See appeal.
"Sing Sing, NY, 2-25-1907. =- George Graner, aged 20 yearg
was put to death in the electric chair today. H&s crime
was the murder of a farmer, George Lutz, in Dutchess Co.'
NEWS, Birmingham, Alabama, February 25, 1907.

February 25, 1907
GRANGER, George Henry
White, 21, electrocuted Sing Sing (Dutchess County) on |
February 25, 1907. Affirmed 79 NB 833, Had killed his
employer, Charles Lutz, a Dutchess County farmer and
dairyman, in a robbery which gained him the dead man's
watch and $80 in cash, The murder weapon was a revolver,
See appeale

"Sing Sing, NY, 2-25-1907. - George Graner, aged 20 yearg
was put to death in the electric chair today. Ha& crime
was the murder of a farmer, George Lutz, in Dutchess Co.!
NEWS, Birmingham, Alabama, February 25, 1907.

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