John Sammitt, OH, 1880 June 25

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SAMMITYT. John :
17-¢ear-old white youth, hanged Canton, Ohio, June 25,
1880, Convicted of murder of Chris Spuhler, 16, who was
important witness against him in trial for grand larceny,
Was convicted on burglary charge and sentenced to five
years' imprisonment and then brought out of penitentiary
and tried for murder and sentenced.

NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, 7-10-1880 (11-3)

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SAMMITT. John
17-ear-old white youth, hanged Canton, Ohio, June 25,
1880, Convicted of murder of Chris Spuhler, 16, who was
important witness against him in trial for grand larceny.
Was convicted on burglary charge and sentenced to five
years' imprisonment and then brought out of penitentiary
and tried for murder and sentenced.
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, 7-10-1880 (113)

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SAMITT, Jol

17-fear-old white youth, hanged Canton, Ohio, June 25,
1880, Convicted of mrder of Chris Spuhler, 16, who was
inportant witness seat him in trial for grand larceny,
Was convicted on burglary charge and sentenced to five
years' inprisonment and then brought out of penitentiary
and tried for murder and sentences

NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, 7-10-1880" (11-3)

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