WARNER, Syl ester = 1939 - Kentucky Cont'd, :
"Liberty, Ky., 12l-1933-Brutally beaten to death, the
boeies of two men = father and son = were found bound to-
gether with wire in Green “iver, near here, today, Ro-
bbers killed them last night in a fierce fight in their
lonely farm home, stole their automobile, and took the
victims! bodies, clad in night clothes, in it six miles
to the river, here they put a sheet over the bodies,
tied them tosether, attached weights and tossed them into
the water, A trapper discovered them this morning, The
victims were John White, 80-years-old, and his son, Clay
White, 5, a World war veteran, They lived alone on a
farm eight miles north of here," TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Ore
leans, La,, Dec. 5, 1933 (2648.)
WARNER, Syl ester - 1939 - Kentucky Cont'd, : =
"Liberty, Ky., 1L2-4-1933-Brutally beaten to death, the
boeies of two men = father and son = were found bound to-
gether with wire in Green iver, near here, today. Ro-
bbers killed them last night in a fierce fight in their
lonely farm home, stole their automobile, and took the
victims! bodies, clad in night clothes, in it six miles
to the river. There they put a sheet over the bodies,
tied them together, attached weights and tossed them into
the water, A trapper discovered them this morning, The
victims were John White, 80-years-old, and his son, Clay
White, 5, a World war veteran, They lived alone on a
farm eight miles north of here," TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Or-
leans, La,, Dec. 5, 1933 (2648.)
MARVER, Syl ester = 1939 - Kentucky Cont?d, = 6,
"Liberty, Ky., RAIS us beaten to death, the
boeies of two men = fath were found bound to-
gether with wire in Green Hiver, near here, today.
bbers killed them last night in a fierce fight in their
lonely farm home, stole their automobile, and took the
victims! bodies, clad in night clothes, in it
six miles
to the river.
There they put a sheet over the bodies,
tied them to ueael, attached weights and a them into
the water, A trapper discovered them this morning, The
ictims were John White, 80-years-old, and ii son, Clay
Geag, 45, a World war veteran, They lived alone on a
farm eight miles north of here," TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Or-|
leans, La,, Dec. 5, 1933 (26f8.)
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