Henry Loudermilk, OH, 1932 June 3

confessed and turned Sta te's Evidence, and. he and.
Smith received life sentences. The other four were
electrocuted with Loudermilk following Brown to the
electric chair on June 3, 1932.

“See also: BROWN, Walker, ADAMS, Lacey, and LITTLE,
Arthur

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confesskd and turned 8ta te's Evidence, and he and
Smith received life sentences. The other four were
electrocuted with Loudermilk following Brown to the
electric chair on June 3, 1932.

‘See also: BROWN, Walker, ADAMS) Tavey,, ein EITM
rthur

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confesskd and turned Sta te's Evidence, and he and
Smith received life sentences, The other four were
electrocuted with Loudermilk folowing Brown to the
electric chair on dune 3, 1932.

Seo alot BROWN, Walker, ADAMS, Iacey, snd LITTLE,

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LOUDERMILK, Henry

Loudermilk, a 17-year-old Ohio white man had heard ru-
mors that 7l-year-old retired blacksmith John Kidney
who lived with his 6l-year-old invalid sister, Sarahy

on their truck farm had Savings amounting to between

30 and 0 thousand dollars hidden in their house. He
told friendsWalker Brown, Lacey Adams, Arthur Little,
John Hairston and Frank Smith, owner of the Dew Drop Inn
and they planned to rob the elderly couple. On the night
of Dec. 9, 1931, all except Smith left the Inn and went
to Hairston's home where hewas surprised in his yard and
clubbed to death by Brown, They then ®&K dragged his
body into the house and clubbed the sister into uncon-
Sciousness, They only found $16, most of which was in

old currency which led to their capture, Hairston

LOUDERMILK, Henry

Loudermilk, a ?-year-old Ohio white man had heard ru-
mors that 7l-year-old retired blacksmith John Kidney
who lived with his 6l-year-old invalid sister, Sarah,

on their truck farm had savings amounting to between

30 and 0 thousand dollars hidden in their house, He
told friendsWalker Brown, Lacey Adams, Arthur Little,
John Hairston and Frank Smith, owner of the Dew Drop Inn
and they planned to rob the elderly couple. On the night
of Dec. 9, 1931, all except Smith left the Inn and went
to Hairston's home where hewas surprised in his yard and
clubbed to death by Brown, They then 8K dragged his
body into the house and clubbed the sister into uncon=
Sclousness, They only found $16, most of which was in

old currency which led to their capture. Hairston

LOUDERMILK, Henry

They then ¥BK dragged his
ed the sister into uncon-
Sclousness, They only found $16, most of which was in

old currency which led to their capture, Hairston