New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 3

- WOREHOUSE CASE | MORE MYSTERIOUS Experts Say Bodies Were Water But Short Time Mystery parish by @ Oet, 81 More house New Orleans, Ta surreunding the . A Kidnapping cases in deepened story I::-n.n,lu A toduy in the Times- Picayune, in whieh Dr. Charles W, Tval thologist, wha condueted autopsies on the mutilated taken from Lake La Fourche last De comber and ide #us those of Watt Daniel and ¥. Richard, who were kidnapped by 4 hooded band on August 24, 1922, was declared to have told thy newspaper last night that the hodies gould not haye been in the water more than 45 hours, if that| long Dr, Duval's statement, paper stated, had heen corroborated by Dr. John A, Lanford, pathologist of Tulane university, who assisted Dr. uuval with the antopsies. The news aper quoted boti puthologists an saying that in thelr opinions the | len were these of the kidnapped | vernor Parker of Loulsiana re-| peatedly has stated that the More- | house parish Ku Klux Klan was re-| wponsible for the kidnapping and al leged murder of Daniol and Richard, while members of the Morchouse Klan | organization have charged that the hodles found In the luke were not| those of the Mer Jtouge men, but that | they were “planted’ there shortly he- | fore discovered in order to fasten the crime upon the klan. That the hodies were taken from a 8. Louis medical #chool to Morehouse and placed in the lake, has been charged by Captain J, K. SBkipwith, exalted cyclops of the parish klan, Dr. Duyal made his statement when he was asked by the newspaper re- garding the testimony given yesterday in Atlanta in the Ku Klux Klan re- ceivership suit that an investigator who visited Morchouse parish had #ald that the bodies identificd as those of Itichard and Danicl had been ‘“‘spread cagled” on a log wagon and their heads thus crushed off. Dr. Duval said such a procedure might have crushed the victims' heads or mashed off their feet but could not have been the method by which their bones from head to foot had been | symmetrically broken at about four| inch intervals. Many of those who have contend- | ed that the bodies identified ;a8 the missing men were “planted” in Lake la Fourche have expressed the belief 1_hut the bodies were taken to the lake in two huge boxes, shipped to More- house as part of the equipment of a diver who was employed to explore the bottom of the lake a few days be- fore they were brought to the sur- face by a dynamite charge. Others have advanced the. theory that the bodies of the kidnapped vic- time were concealed and when the search became intensive they were thrown into the lake to prevent dis- covery. the news GUENADIEFF ASSASSINATED Sofia, Oct. 81.—Nikolal Guenadieff, a former cabinet minister was assass- inated at his own doorstep last night, SCIENTISTS DIVIDED Come 10 No Unanimous Opinion He- garding Pinding of Bones of dup posed Pre-Avanderthal Man in Cal Chicage, Oct. 31 Belentists von deted with the universities and wu seums here are hesitant about eox pressing views on the reported dis covery at Santa Darbara, Cal, of & pre-Neaaderthal man, believed 1o have | | inhubited the Pacifie coust country be fore the first glacial period Prof. A, K Roamer, associale pro fossor an anthropology at the Univer |sity of Chicage, while doubtful about the possibility of the repoarted dis bodies [eavery, sald that If it is established |pollege [by later jnvestigation, then the link conneoting man of the present age |with the pre-glaelal period will have been found U'p ta the present been considered the first race inhabited this country, Prof. Itoamer suid, His past dates back only to the ora of glaciers, Anthropologists ut the seum would oxpreas on the repe discovery fully advised, Dr, J, P, Harrington of the Smith sonian institution, who discovered the skull which he belleves to he evidence of the existence of man on this con- tinent beforo the glacial period, elalms that establishes that North rlon was discovered thousands of years be f Columbus by primitive men who crossed the Behring Stralts from Asia the Indian has field mu themselves until more Canal Discloses Tools Dating Back Centuries Rome, Oct, 31, workman's tools w cently during some cunal used to earry off the water of river Velino. e tools are sald to date back to the construction of the canal by Manius Curlus Dentatus in 272 B, C. 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