Writer’s note: This article is a follow-up to last week’s story about a pro wrestler, one Jim Asbell, who was shot dead during his trial at the Harrison City Hallin October 1924. Asbell had been accused and charged with harassment by the wife of Rufe Adair, both of Harrison. During the trial, Adair walked in front of Asbell, pulled out a .38 pistol, and shot Asbell twice. Asbell died instantly.
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