Man Admits Killing Youth and Burying Body
Prosecutor Forrest B Poling announced Lawrence Carroll 30 after questioning described how he killed Dale Janes 13 in a fish fight and buried the schoolboy on a hillside cave. Carroll and Gordon Blake 35 were in custody after a posse found the body Sunday a leg protruding from rocks near Old Moatsville. Janes who had just graduated eighth grade had been missing since May 27. Carroll said he met Janes at the church and took him to a hill to steal wine and an argument followed with Janes calling him a liar. Carroll said he struck him causing a head injury, tried to revive him at a spring, failed, then carried the body to a rocky place and left it. State police questioned Carroll and Blake and prepared transcribed statements for signing.
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Phillip
W. Vadune
Forrest B. Poling
Lawrence Carroll
Dale Janes
Carroll
Weston State Hospital
Gordon Blake
Janes
Poling
Jones
Old Moatsville
Crewis
H. ¥. Fillinger
Dorsey C. Bailey
Paul Thomas
State Police
Frank Regenauer
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Blake
Woolworth Stores Targeted in Germany Mobs
Telegraphed by Associated Press angry crowds in Berlin and two other German cities protest Woolworths and a reported anti German boycott in the United States. Explosion near Canton kills 150 in steam launch disaster. King Prajadhipok undergoes cataract operation in London. Irish Hospitals sweepstake awards 60 consolation prizes to Americans and others. Oxygen tank aids Dionne quints in Ontario. Missouri University reports 41 states and 110 counties represented in its student body.
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Associated Press
Berlin
F. W. Woolworth Company
America
Missouri
University of Missouri
Explosion of steam launch near Canton claims hundred fifty lives
AP report from Hong Kong and Canton notes a fatal launch explosion killed about 150 passengers with 60 bodies recovered laid out at Canton City. frantic relatives search the wreckage for missing loved ones as details unfold. Also a separate item reports Thomas Doherty of Doniphan earning Magna Cum Laude at Westminster College.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Canton Bunt
Fulton, MO
Thomas Doherty
Doniphan
Westminster College
Absolve U S In Note Release Absolve U S In Note
British quarreys blamed the British Embassy in Washington for debt release reports and Washington was absolved. Government circles welcomed public support for the decision to default. In Missouri, the body of Clara Lucille McGuire 29 was recovered from the Mississippi River after a swimming party. William Tidwell 21 is still missing.
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London
State Department
Washington
Caruthersville
Clara’ Lucille McGuire
Mississippi River
Tom Bush
Boycdsville
William Tidwell
Debtor nations line up solidly against the Ua
AP reports European capitals unite against war debts with Britain deferring and England aiming for final settlement. France borrows nearly 200 million for military prep while Italy may follow. Germany hopes creditors grow lenient as world recovery and amity appear possible. A separate note cites diphtheria attacking 10 percent of children born yearly by age 15.
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Associated Press
Europe
Amrica
Washington
United States
Great Britain
America
England
France
Britain
Italy
London
Germany
Life sentence for killing messenger in Kansas City
Sam Decaro was convicted of taking part in the murder of Webster Kemner, a Commerce Trust Company messenger, during a $200,000 downtown holdup on February 27. The jury urged life imprisonment, though prosecutors sought the death penalty. Devaro admitted being at the scene as a passerby. In Brooksville, Missouri, voters rejected liquor by the drink 991 to 445.
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Kansas City
Sam Decaro
Webster Kemner
Commerce Trust Company Messenger
Devaro
Naked hermit shot after sheltering in chicken coop
Abel Kinkley, 62, who lived 12 years in a chicken coop near Hazelcrest, was shot by farmer Herman Gongal as police sought to arrest him for indecent exposure. Kinkley, found in a battered suitcase with a starving cat, wore only brown trousers and a grey shirt. The farmer said he fired when Kinkley appeared to reach for a weapon. a straight razor was found on the recluse. Police later reported in St Louis County that voters approved a liquor sale measure by a wide margin.
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Chicago
June
Abel Kinkley
Kinkley
Hinkley
Frank Flanigan
Thornton
Flanigan
Ozark Mountains
Herman Gonlag
Hazelcrest
ST. Louis
Rock
St. Louis County
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Phillips
West Virginia
Prajadhipok of
Siam
Dublingm
Corbeigl
A. M. Low
Kalls
Robert
Carrie L. Payne
Louis St. Payne
Los Angeles
Lucius I. Payne
Fugini
Pale Beach
Palm Beach
Schniders
Madison
Jefferson City, Mo
Fortune Sport Shoes
U.S
Garard Trust
Greenebaum
Straus
H. L. Ruppert and Company
311
Central Trust Bldg
Brooksville
Ghigken Coop
Cyary Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Ys P. Lorillard Company, Inc
P. M
Gany Caprin
Paramount Picture
Levistant
Tae
Plymouth
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
Plymouth Motor Corporation
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