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Page 204
... murder and being accessory to murder . No one , however , was certain that they were guilty . Youtsey was a clerk in the secretary of state's office and was accused of having helped arrange the shooting . Jim Howard was a lanky Clay ...
... murder and being accessory to murder . No one , however , was certain that they were guilty . Youtsey was a clerk in the secretary of state's office and was accused of having helped arrange the shooting . Jim Howard was a lanky Clay ...
Page 211
... murder the lawyer . This discovery of the rifles was fright- ening , and Jim Marcum was now certain that he would be murdered if he did not leave Breathitt County . He concealed himself in his home and for seventy - one days was a ...
... murder the lawyer . This discovery of the rifles was fright- ening , and Jim Marcum was now certain that he would be murdered if he did not leave Breathitt County . He concealed himself in his home and for seventy - one days was a ...
Page 223
... murder of J. B. Marcum , and against his cellmate , Thomas White , as accessory . While the grand jury was making its report , a dramatic scene was taking place at the depot : Thomas Marcum , burly brother of the murdered man and a ...
... murder of J. B. Marcum , and against his cellmate , Thomas White , as accessory . While the grand jury was making its report , a dramatic scene was taking place at the depot : Thomas Marcum , burly brother of the murdered man and a ...
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