Letter from Luke Osburn in New York City, to the Governor of Alabama in Baton Rouge, Alabama.
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@ Alabama Department of Archives and History, 624 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36130
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A letter to Governor Miller that asks him to use his influence to give the Scottsboro Boys a just trial. Luke Osburn writes that he does not criticize the state of Alabama and he is not particularly interested in the Scottsboro Boys themselves, but he is especially concerned about the principle of a fair trial, namely "air-tight evidence" and a jury of peers.
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1933 March 29 1933 03 29
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