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    • Winnie Ruth Judd's landlord at her house on Brill St.

    • Winnie Ruth Judd's landlord at her house on Brill St.

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    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona

    • Mr. Grimms, Winnie Ruth Judd's landlord seen here standing outside the house she rented at 1130 East Brill Street in Phoenix.
    • Oral history interview with Gary Slaughter

    • Oral history interview with Gary Slaughter

    • Slaughter, Gary

    • Texas John Slaughter; Bush Valley Fort; Mormon Church

    • Gary Slaughter talks about his ancestors homesteading in Alpine, Arizona. He is related to Texas John Slaughter. John Horton Slaughter was a Civil War soldier, Texas Ranger, Indian campaign army scout, and driver on the cattle trails. He served...
    • Doctor on stand at insanity hearing

    • Doctor on stand at insanity hearing

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    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona

    • One of the doctors (unidentified) is being sworn in to testify at Winnie Ruth Judd's insanity hearing.
    • Doctor presenting evidence at insanity hearing

    • Doctor presenting evidence at insanity hearing

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    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona

    • Doctor Latton seen giving his testimony at Winnie Ruth Judd's insanity hearing.
    • Doctors at insanity hearing

    • Doctors at insanity hearing

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    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona

    • Doctors Wylie, Pinkerton, Berends, and Stephens at Winnie Ruth Judd's insanity hearing.
    • Presenting evidence in court

    • Presenting evidence in court

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    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona

    • Winnie Ruth Judd's attorneys examining a piece of carpet taken from the murder house.
    • Winnie Ruth Judd Confession Letter

    • Winnie Ruth Judd Confession Letter

    • Winnie Ruth Judd

    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona ;

    • Winnie Ruth Judd's handwritten confession letter to attorney Richardson from prison in Florence, Arizona.
    • Burton Joy McKinnell

    • Burton Joy McKinnell

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    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona

    • Burton McKinnell, Winnie Ruth Judd's brother, in the courtroom.
    • Rev. and Mrs. McKinnell

    • Rev. and Mrs. McKinnell

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    • Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona

    • Mr. and Mrs. McKinnell, Winnie Ruth Judd's parents.
    • Chaco branch excavations at White Mound and in the Red Mesa Valley

    • Chaco branch excavations at White Mound and in the Red Mesa Valley

    • Gladwin, Harold S. (Harold Sterling), 1883-1983

    • Archaeological surveying; Pueblo Indians; Indians of North America; Antiquities

    • (75,663kb, 53,179kb pdfs) Describes the excavations and findings at the White Mound and the Red Mesa Valley areas and their significance to the Pueblo cultures.
    • Excavations at Snaketown, IV: reviews and conclusions

    • Excavations at Snaketown, IV: reviews and conclusions

    • Gladwin, Harold S. (Harold Sterling), 1883-1985

    • Hohokam culture; Excavations (Archaeology)

    • Re-analyzes the original data from Snaketown in light of increased knowledge of adjacent cultures and developments in tree-ring research.

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