Daniel Hunt, OH, 1932 March 11

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Leon J . Moebuck, farmer of near Vaughnsville, and Frank
Gonoway. Sugar Creek township constable, in attempting to
evade arrest after stealing and killing a hog on Moebuck'!s
farm the night of Sept. 23, 1931. Mrs. P. HE, Thomas, wife
of the warden, Friday, directed that the usual last meal,
a chicken dinner, be prepared for Hunt. He had not ex-
pressed a desire for food of any kind, it was learned,"
ENQUIRER, Columbus, Ohio, March 11, 1932,

Before execution, revealed plot of other death
row inmates to esca pe, See newspaper clip-
ping on John W. Glasscock, elec, Ohio }\-22-
1932 - Ohio - BK & MAG, BX,

Leon J, Moebuck, farmer of near Vaughnsville, and Frank
donowey, Sugar Creek township constable, in attempting to
evade arrest after stealing and killing a hog on Moebuck!s
farm the night of Sept. 23, 1931. Mrs. Pe E, Thomas, wife
of the warden, Friday, directed that the usual last meal,
a chicken dinner, be prepared for Hunt. He had not ex-
pressed a desire for food of any kind, it was learned,"
ENQUIRER, Columbus, Ohio, March 11, 1932,

Before execution, revealed plot of other death
row inmates to esca pe. See newspaper clip-
ping on John W. Glasscock, elec, Ohio }\-22-
1932 - Ohio - BK & MAG. EX.

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of the warden, Friday, directed that Sia sual lst 2,
a chicken dinner, be prepared for Hunt. He had not ex-
pressed a desire for food of any kind, it was cama
ENQUIRER, Columbus, Ohio, March 11, 1932.

Before execution, revealed plot of other death
row inmates to esca pe. See newspaper clip-
ping on John W. Glasscock, elec, Ohio l|-22-
1932 - Ohio - BK & MAG. EX,

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HUNT, Daniel

58-year-old white man, electrocuted Ohio State Prison
(Putman County) on March 11, 1932, Affirmed on appeal:
2 OHIO. 119,0n 9-23-1931, he shot and killed farmer

Leon Mobouck near, Vaughnsville, Putnman,.County, and
constable Frank Conaway who Mobouck had summoned on hear-
ing someone in hog lok, See appeal. .Hunt was a resident
of Rushmore and returned to home where Sheriff arrested
him.

"Daniel Hunt, aged (?) of Rushmore, who is to die in the
electric chair at the Ohio state penitentiary Friday night
showed no interest whatever in events of the last hours
prior to the execution, Prison officials assert he has
been morose but is "holding up well,’ since the governor
refused him executive clemency, Thursday, Hunt killed

HUNT, Daniel

58-year-old white man, electrocuted Ohio State Prison
(Putman County) on March 11, 1932, Affirmed on appeal:
2 OHTO 119.0n 9-23-1931, he shot and killed farmer

m Mobouck near, Vaughnsville, Putnman.County, and
constable Frank Conaway who Mobouck had summoned on hear-
ing someone in hog lok, See appeal, Hunt was a resident
of Rushmore and returned to home where Sheriff arrested
him.

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"Daniel Hunt, aged (?) of Rushmore, who is to die in the
electric chair at the Ohio state penitentiary Friday nighb
showed no interest whatever in events of the last hours
prior to the execution, Prison officials assert he has
been morose but is "holding up well,' since the governor
refused him executive clemency, Thursday, Hunt killed

HUNT, Daniel
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"Daniel Hunt, aged (?) of Rushmore, who is to die in the
electric chair at the Ohio state penitentiary Friday nighb|
showed no interest whatever in events of the last hours
prior to the execution, Prison officials assert he has
been morose but is 'holding up well,' since the governor
refused him executive clemency, Thursday, Hunt killed

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