Murder trial chaos as Roach links Jenkins blood evidence
J. Warren Jenkins faces a dramatic courtroom day in a sensational murder trial over Jessie Jenkins. Sheriff Frank Roach testified blood was found on Jenkins shoes shirt and underclothing soon after arrest raising the stakes as Judge Parmallee warned editor Bunce against publishing juror attacks.
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J. Warren Jenkins
Jessie Jenkins
Frank Roach
Laramie County
Jenkins
C. H.parmallee
H. M. Bunce
Tri-Weekly News
H. 8. Leffingwell
Les
Roach
Head of Dead Woman Case Head Secured Days Before Trial
The trial scenes include Dr Beard recalling the head of Mrs Jessie Jenkins, the will naming her husband as executor, and the coroner detailing blood stains found at the murder scene. Jenkins arrived excitedly at the house, then identified the body and described events leading to the discovery.
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Beard
Tenking
Parmallee
Coconer Beard
Rigdon
Dr. Heard
Jessie Jenkins
Jenkins
Ross
Women in Wild Hire for Seats in Jenkins Trial
After the afternoon session opened, a frantic scramble for seats broke out as men and women shouted to secure spots. Sheriff Frank Roach testified about the crime, noting blood traces from the dining room to the pantry and detailing cellar and attic checks with no decisive clues.
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Roach
Jenkins
Wyoming Accidents Injure U P Employes
A string of railroad accidents in Cheyenne and surrounding areas left workers injured. Conductor Jones of Union Pacific died from injuries, D C Sheridan of Ogden Utah was fatally hurt, Parlough on a bridge near Sidney suffered a compound leg fracture, and Casaldy between North Platte and Sidney sustained a skull fracture.
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Jones
Union Pacifice
D. C. Sheridan
Ogden
Utah
Union Pacific
Howard
Laramie
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Hospital
Parlough
Sidney
Casaldy
North Platte
Up-to-the-Minute Talks on Advertising The Small Ad
Advertisement column extols daily small ads as a cost effective way to keep names before the public. It urges readers to use a brief daily ad to build presence and possibly scale up later.
Wyoming Essay Contest Winners Named by State Board
The Wyoming State Immigration Board announced winners of the Letter Contest with Rev. Morten Joslin receiving first prize for The Transformation of a Desert. Miss Cora Leedon won second. John W. Cook took third. Five $5 prizes also awarded to regional writers.
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Diesert
State Immigration Board
Commission of Immigration
Roy W. Schneck
Morten Joslin
Basin
Wyoming
Norwood Review
Crystal Palace
London
England
Cora Leedon
Lowell
Albin
Mich
Argus
John W. Cook
Lanier
Oskaloosa
Carleton Clymer
Casper
Chillicothe
A. BR. Campbell
Hyattville
Marion
Daily
Syya Blatrom
Worland
Reynolds
C. H. Morrison
Sheridan
Versailles
Jeanette M. Peavill
Doulas
South Timois
Journal of Flora
Carey
Gthorst
Edward David? Douglas
Ibury
J. J. Jewatt
Schenck
Joslin
Trev
Joélin
Roeklee
Alstam
Great American Desert
California
Pacific
Concert Program at Park Today
Park program for this afternoon’s concert at Minnehahn Park features a diving exhibition lasting over thirty minutes. The lineup includes March selections by Bauer and Jonnes, Overtures by Riccus and Chan, a Dreamland piece by King, a live swimming act, and various marches and melodies conducted by Munibal Director Good nlaht.
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Minnehahn Park
Heaney
Atlas
Nominations Open for Wyoming State and County Seats
Midnight deadline passes for all candidates filing petitions with Secretary of State Houx. A 163 name list includes John B Kendrick and F B Warren for U S Senate. Primaries set for August 20. Official slate shows Weston County reps and Cheyenne figures among congressmen and state legislators in several districts.
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Houx
John BH. Kendrick
F. B. Warren
United States Senate
Wyoming
Weston County
Cummings
Hareman
F. J, Williams
Jeff Davis
Fred Schmidt
Warren
Cheyenne
John B
Kendrick
Sheridan
John J. Spriggs
Lander
Thos
Fahey
F. W. Mondell
New Castle
H. H. Wheeler
Burns
D_ C
Barksdale
Thos. Chen
Wheatland
C. H.mccullough
Ed. Jacobsen
Carpenter
Geo. Treastle
David Cochran
Thomas Hunter
H. M. Babbitt
la Grange
Arthur G. Morgan
W. H. H. Reed
Chas
Frederick
Laramie
Platte
Goshen Thistrict
C. R. McKinstry
J. Js
Officials find Wyoming institutions in good condition
Governor Carey and the State Board of Charities found Wyoming state institutions along the Transcontinental route in excellent shape after a weeklong inspection. They noted a well-managed Rawlins penitentiary with about 250 inmates, praise for warden Felix Alston, and improvements at Rawlins broom factory despite a fire and insurance coverage. The state hospital at Rock Springs and the University of Wyoming facilities in Laramie were also toured, with remodeling and new wards underway.
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Carey
State Board of Charities’ and Reform
Cheyenne
Talon Pacific
R. G B. Forsyth
Rock Springs
Raw- Hos
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Houx
Tefp
Laramie
University
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Oaerife Roach
Jenking
Charles Stevens
Stubbs
Dr. Beard
U. P
Big Horn
Park Today
Bauer
Fred Jonnes
Little Duchess
Riccus
A. Herenade
Dreamland
Chan, J. Rockwell
Marnh—Carroliton
K. L. King
Intermlasion—— Swimming Act and Diving
F. March
Dletheratun
Harold Scott
G. Hob White
Harry L. Alfred
Nobinson
J. Maneachka
Munibal
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