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The St. Paul Echo
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Ramsey County, Hennepin County, Minnesota
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In juvenile court on Wednesday, Judge Orr granted 14-year-old Willie Johnson a stay until June 1929 on his murder charge for killing his 13-year-old brother Oliver, pending placement in a private home. Aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Milner absent.
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In juvenile court Wednesday morning, Judge Orr, in view of the extenuating circumstances surrounding the case, granted to Willie Johnson, 14, held on a charge of the murder of his 13-year-old brother Oliver, a stay of commitment to a state institution until June, 1929.
Pending the time of placement in an institution, the boy is to be placed in a private home which will be found for him by probation officers and colored friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Milner, aunt and uncle of the boy, did not appear in court.
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granted stay of commitment to a state institution until june, 1929; to be placed in a private home by probation officers and colored friends
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In juvenile court, Judge Orr granted Willie Johnson, 14, held on a charge of the murder of his 13-year-old brother Oliver, a stay of commitment until June, 1929, due to extenuating circumstances. Mr. and Mrs. Milner, aunt and uncle of the boy, did not appear in court.