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Warner, Lloyd InformationEntry/Object ID
9999.BHF.215Scope and Content
Warner, Lloyd Information.
St. Joseph News-Press November 27, 1933, Under title of Young Woman Attacked is a story about the attack . The suspect is not named in that article, but in the News-Press November 28, 1933 the suspect is Lloyd Warner. He confesses to police in that article.
On the last page of the story is a picture of Lloyd Warner who was 19. The attack was in an alley near Twenty-second and Jules Streets. The articles are photocopies.
St. Joseph Gazette November 29, 1933, photocopies is about a mob hanging Lloyd Warner. There are many pictures in this edition of the newspaper.
The Regular Joe August 21, 2008 on page 6 has the story of a dark chapter in St. Joe History. It is about the death of Lloyd Warner. The story was written by Erin Eddins, Source Publications.
August 15, 1993 St. Joseph News-Press/Gazette photocopy is a story about the lynching. Looming in the back-ground for African Americans seeking a fair deal in St. Joseph was a night that newsman Harold Slater called "a night of community disgrace"--the lynching of Lloyd Warner on November 28, 1933. Despite grand jury indictments against 11 people, no one was ever convicted in the crime.Collection
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