“FRIENDLY” ARGUMENT
ENDS IN FATALITY MURDER CHARGE FOLLOWS NEWPORT, Tennessee, Oct. Mi. Aii argument over the N.R.A. to-day resulted in the death of Don Cahill and the imprisonment. of Hugh -McMahon, a blacksmith, who was charged with his murder. Officers were told that the two engaged in a friendly argument in a blacksmith's shop, McMahon defending the N.R.A. against the, criticisms of his visitor. As the argument grew heated, the men began hurling tools and finally McMahon drew a revolver and shot Cahill.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18235, 2 November 1933, Page 7
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