John Leonard, NY, 1925 January 22

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LEONARD, John T, L-2 Dike GIS
23-year=old white man, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison
(Bronx) on Jan, 22, 1925, Convicted of mrder of Edward
Dolge in a robbery in the Bronx, His wife, mother of his
l-year~oldaMXXMyXuX#H child, died a week prior to execu-
tion, Claimed to have beendrunk and did not know whether
or not he had killed Dolge at the M@€® Hunt's Point Station
of the Boston and Winchester Railroad in the Bronx,

BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Buffalo, No Yo» 1-23-1925,
Affirmed without an opinion, 239 NEW YORK REPORTS 533

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23-year-old white man, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison
(Bronx) on Jan, 22, 1925, Convicted of mrder of Edward
Dolge in a robbery in the Bronx, His wife, mother of his
l-year-olduMXXayxax#a child, died a week prior to execu~
tion, Claimed to have beendrunk and did not know whether
or not he had killed Dolge at the 8 Hunt's Point Station
of the Boston and Winchester Railroad in the Bronx,

BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Buffalo, N, Ys 1-23-1925,
Affirmed without an opinion, 239 NEW YORK REPORTS 533

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23-year-old white man, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison

(Bronx) on Jan, 22 1925, Convicted of mrder of Edward

BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Buffalo, N, Ys, 1-23-1925,
Affirmed without an opinion, 239 NEW YORK REPORTS 533

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