Sailor Kid Mack - Revision history

Matt at 20:58, 8 October 2020

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	Mack whose real name was Frederick McLean, was sentenced to seven to nineteen years in prison in January 1925, for killing Mrs. W.F. Abbott during a ~~drunknen~~ party. McLean wounded several other people at the party, and attempted suicide. McLean served the minimum seven years of his sentence for 2nd degree murder. Mack resumed his boxing career as Sandy McLean after his release. Attempts were made to deport McLean, a native of Scotland, who never had became a citizen. McLean was granted a pardon by the State Board of Pardons in Pennsylvania 1935, staving off attempts at deporting him. McLean had become involved in evangelistic movements around Lancaster at this point.		Mack whose real name was Frederick McLean, was sentenced to seven to nineteen years in prison in January 1925, for killing Mrs. W.F. Abbott during a drunken party. McLean wounded several other people at the party, and attempted suicide. McLean served the minimum seven years of his sentence for 2nd degree murder. Mack resumed his boxing career as Sandy McLean after his release. Attempts were made to deport McLean, a native of Scotland, who never had became a citizen. McLean was granted a pardon by the State Board of Pardons in Pennsylvania 1935, staving off attempts at deporting him. McLean had become involved in evangelistic movements around Lancaster at this point.

	Source: ''Harrisburg Telegraph'', January 19, 1925.		Source: ''Harrisburg Telegraph'', January 19, 1925.

Matt at 22:17, 12 August 2019

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	Mack whose real name was Frederick McLean, was sentenced to seven to nineteen years in prison in January 1925, for killing Mrs. W.F. Abbott during a drunknen party. McLean wounded several other people at the party, and attempted suicide.		Mack whose real name was Frederick McLean, was sentenced to seven to nineteen years in prison in January 1925, for killing Mrs. W.F. Abbott during a drunknen party. McLean wounded several other people at the party, and attempted suicide. McLean served the minimum seven years of his sentence for 2nd degree murder. Mack resumed his boxing career as Sandy McLean after his release. Attempts were made to deport McLean, a native of Scotland, who never had became a citizen. McLean was granted a pardon by the State Board of Pardons in Pennsylvania 1935, staving off attempts at deporting him. McLean had become involved in evangelistic movements around Lancaster at this point.

	Source: ''Harrisburg Telegraph'', January 19, 1925.		Source: ''Harrisburg Telegraph'', January 19, 1925.

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	Mack whose real name was Frederick McLean was sentenced to seven to nineteen years in prison in January 1925, for killing Mrs. W.F. Abbott during a drunknen party. McLean wounded several other people at the party, and attempted suicide.		Mack whose real name was Frederick McLean, was sentenced to seven to nineteen years in prison in January 1925, for killing Mrs. W.F. Abbott during a drunknen party. McLean wounded several other people at the party, and attempted suicide.

	Source: ''Harrisburg Telegraph'', January 19, 1925.		Source: ''Harrisburg Telegraph'', January 19, 1925.

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Mack whose real name was Frederick McLean was sentenced to seven to nineteen years in prison in January 1925, for killing Mrs. W.F. Abbott during a drunknen party. McLean wounded several other people at the party, and attempted suicide.

Source: ''Harrisburg Telegraph'', January 19, 1925.