C. B. Walters person
also known as: Walters, C. B. Wal-ters
Summary: A saloon keeper in Juarez arrested and sentenced to be shot for killing a woman.
Completeness: 57/100 Grade D
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Claims (3)
arrested_for
killing a woman in Juarez
cited from From the New Mexican we learn the par-… (1890)what occa-
sioned it, found him and assisted him to town,
where his wounds were dressed. Hugh was
never the same man after the encounter, and
seldom mentioned it to any one. He gradually
declined in health and died at St. Vincent’s
hospita…
occupation
saloon keeper
cited from From the New Mexican we learn the par-… (1890)what occa-
sioned it, found him and assisted him to town,
where his wounds were dressed. Hugh was
never the same man after the encounter, and
seldom mentioned it to any one. He gradually
declined in health and died at St. Vincent’s
hospita…
sentenced_to
be shot
cited from From the New Mexican we learn the par-… (1890)what occa-
sioned it, found him and assisted him to town,
where his wounds were dressed. Hugh was
never the same man after the encounter, and
seldom mentioned it to any one. He gradually
declined in health and died at St. Vincent’s
hospita…
Sources (1)
From the New Mexican we learn the par-… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details