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Killed February 15th, 1915, near Brookville, MS. Hill had injured a constable during a dispute, and was taken by a large group and killed. No arrests or prosecution occurred.
This incident is discussed in several sources:
The Idaho Daily Statesman, February 16th, 1915
PDF: Alexander Hill Idaho Daily Statesman 02161915
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