Biography
William Webb was a Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers union member prosecuted after the April 11, 1937 shooting at the union hall in Galena, Kansas. Lavoice Miller died of pneumonia following shotgun wounds, and prosecutors brought first-degree murder charges against eleven men. Sheriff Fred Simkin arrested Webb and seven others on April 23. They had previously been free on bond in the assault prosecution arising from the shooting.
