Jenaind Ticked Over Ross Remark in Murder Trial
Prosecution rests in Jenkins murder case after witness Griffin testifies he saw a man framed in the Jenkins doorway and later exit, with Jenkins identified by Griffin at the jail. Defense to begin Wednesday as more witnesses may be called in rebuttal.
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Jenaind
Ross
Neain
Julia Argue
Jenkins
Joseph Griffin
John W. Griffin
Metropolitan Hotel
Griffin
Frank Fenwick
Wing
Aan
Jen Tome
Woman Shoots Self in Front of Daughter in Manhattan
In Manhattan on a July day, Mrs. A. Kehoe, daughter of William Hogg and relative of Texas Governor Hogg, shot herself in the presence of her seven year old daughter. She had been described as mentally unbalanced and recently sold an heir to Colorado property. Her husband is a mining man.
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Manhattan
A. Kehoe
William Hogg
Missouri Paciffc
Pueblo
Governor Hogg
Texas
Colorado
Jenkins Joins Laughs In Court During Murder Trial
In a district court session J. Warren Jenkins joined spectators and laughed briefly as state witness testimony was read. Prosecutor Rigdon pressed a point about alleged crude remarks by Jenkins to his wife, prompting Judge Parmalee to require a precise recounting. Deputy Sheriff Pat Hayes testified as the proceedings continued.
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J. Warren. Jenkins
J. Warren Jenkins
Rosa
Parmallee
Rigdon
Jenkins
Parmalee
Jenkine
Pat Hayes
Man Seen Leaving Jenkins Home Before Crime
Witness Joseph Griffin testified he saw a man exit Jenkins' home around supper time while looking from the adjacent barn. Griffin identified Jenkins as the man he saw, noting the resemblance and timing, and the trial recessed as reports continued.
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Joe Griffin
Man
Jenkins
Roach
Stevens
Joseph Griffin
John W. Griffin
Metropolitan Hotel
Griffin
Jenking
Made Boy House Drudee Flees Home
Harry Lyon aged 15 son of W F Lyon Houston railroad man was taken into custody by humane officer Thomas Clews after wandering the streets. He told how his step mother would knock him from a job and forced him to wash dishes clean the house and prepare meals. He was kept at the sheriff's office while plans for his care were received.
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Harry Lyon
W. F. Lyon
Houston
Texas
Thomas Clews
Bright
Sheriff's Office
Two Convicts Paroled After Job Offer Aids Release
Governor Carey paroled William Rush and Clark Veatch from the state penitentiary at Rawlins. Rush, from Weston county, was sentenced March 23, 1911 to serve one to three years for idle talk. Veatch, from Laramie county, July 2, 1911 for embezzlement to serve one to five years. Veatch’s release was influenced by a Utah firm offering employment and posting a bond as parole guarantee. Rush will take up employment in Rawlins. Paroles forwarded to the warden. release expected within days.
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Carey
Rewlins
William Rush
Weston County
Idling Ifatock
Clark Vemeech
Laramie County
Veatch
Utah
Rush
North Side Residents Protest Fire Station Plan
North Cheyenne residents protest a proposed remodel of the old north pump house at Twenty Eighth and Central to serve as a sub fire station. Amid debt concerns about city spending, about fifty signers urge council to reject the project asserting the district is already adequately protected and that a station there is unnecessary.
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Ohe
T.F. Burke
Forayan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wulyelz
Twenty-second Street
Counera
T. PF. Burke
W. H. Riner
W. C. Dowd
Max Idelman
Mra. V
Glafeke
Iver Johnson
L. P. Desmond
Joe Cahill
R. N
la Fontaine
Prangoon
Swan
T. Blake Kennedy
A. Kitne
C. W. Burdick
Archie Allison
P. Emerson Glafeke
C. D. Carey
A. L. Putnam
Hane
Hanson
John Jehuneman
Alex Enestrom
C. BE. Hoffhine
J. T
Ver Iin
R. B, Forsyth
M. P.keefe
Lewis Cervanta
D. C, Hudson
Richard Hon
Fort Worth? No. Laramie County Convicts Sentenced Thousand?
County records recount forty inmates sent to the state penitentiary since January ten, with sentences from one year to fifty years. Sheriff Roach’s office provided evidence leading to most convictions amid the Jenkins murder case, with names, crimes, and sentences for numerous inmates.
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Rawlina
Roach
Whilliam Stewart
Yeu
Albert L. Bell
Clarence Cunningham
Tom Murphy
Hany Hlelley
Wm. Edwards
Wm. Liggan
Charles McFaden
Maleone Blandkenship
Roal Robbinnett
Boy 14 Confesses to Cloverly Post Office Robberies
Charles Crandall aged 14, son of Clan Crandall of Cloverly, is in Cheyenne custody awaiting November term in U S Court. He confessed to robbing Cloverly post office three times over a year, stealing 5 dollars 75 cents cash and 8 dollars 38 cents in stamps. Investigator R M Thomas secured his confession after the repeated thefts last spring.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
United States
Marshall Patton
United State Court
Charles Crandall
Clan*Crandall
Cloverly
United States District
Ridgley
R. M. Thomas
The
Mets
Cran
Bishop Henry W. Warren Dies at Eighty Two in Denver
Denver July 23 Bishop Henry W. Warren of the Methodist Episcopal church died here after pneumonia. Retired from active work by the general conference in May he had served thirty two years as bishop around the world with Denver headquarters. Born January 4 1831 in Williamsburg Massachusetts he studied at Wesleyan University and taught at Wilbraham Academy before joining the New England Conference. He wrote widely including Lights and Insights Studies of the Stars and Lectures on the English Bible and was elected bishop May 1 1880.
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Denver
Colo
Henry W. Warren
Mylecopal’ Church
Inez May
Daye
Leon
Bishop Warran
Williamsburg
Mase
Tie
Wesleyan University
Wilbraham Academy
Massachusetts
New England
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of New England
Bareh Street
Philadelphia
Public reception for ousted Senator Lorimer in Chicago
William Lorimer will be greeted at Orchestra hall tonight by friends after returning from a summer home at Pistakee Bay. He arrived in Washington yesterday and travels back to Chicago this evening to attend the gathering.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
Orchestra Hall
Lorimer
Pistakee Bay
Washington
Weather Outlook for Wyoming in Midweek
The forecast reports generally fair weather for Wednesday and Thursday with showers in the southeast on Wednesday. No significant storms are expected across the rest of the state.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Mothers Commend Action to Suppress Immoral Dances
State Humane Officer Bright urged Cheyenne officials to draft an ordinance to stop indecent dances at local halls. Mothers praised departmental action, while critics called for city council measures and an appointed officer to curb late night behavior and liquor involvement.
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Bright
Savern
Tri.Weekly
Tuwmane
Brighton
Chey
Cheyenne
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Charles L. Rigdon
Laramie
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Ing
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Tom Gunaton
Arthur Jolnson
Atos Clark
Chas, Sager
Russell Harris
Willie Gibson
Marry Childers
Wm. Wells
Fred Knox
Rob Johnson
Harry Peace
H.W. Warren
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