Jenkins Faces October 11 Hang for Wyoming Murder
J. Warren Jenkins is to hang October 11 for the murder of his wife Jesse Jenkins after Judge Parmalee imposed first degree murder sentence and a $1000 fine. An appeal effort by attorney William B. Hoge remains possible, with options for a writ of error, gubernatorial respite, or state supreme court review.
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J. Warren Jenking
Hin Maker
Jesse Jenkins
Parmares
Pris
Jenkins
Jenkine
Jenking
William B. Hoge
State Supreme Court
Rosa
Carey
Wyoming
Red
Judge Parmalee
J. Warren Jenkins
Good Highways Boosters Start West Tonight
President EH L Emery of the Wyoming Highways Association leads a party leaving Cheyenne to mark and improve the coast to coast highway. They reach Laramie July 31 to meet Omaha Good Roads boosters with a detailed itinerary through Rawlins Rock Springs Green River Granger Evanston Ogden and Salt Lake City ending after a series of lunch stops and overnight rests.
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Cheyenne
Eh, L. Emery
Wyoming Highways Association
Laramie
Omaha Good Roads Boosters
H. BE. Frederickson
Omaha Good Roads Committee
J. A. Shoemaker
Good Roads Committee
Omaha Commercial Club
Roy Schenck
State of Wyoming
L. Emery
H. B. Frederickson
Omaha
Senator W. D. Washburn Dead in Minneapolis
Former Senator William C D Washburn, an upbuilder of the Northwest, died in Minneapolis late tonight at age 1? years. The report notes his prominent public service and the reverberating impact of his work across Minnesota and the region.
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Minneapolis
Minn
William CD. Washburn
Northwest
Noted sleuth Glynn visits Cheyenne to aid Frontier Days security
John T. Glynn head of Glynn Detective Agencies and former chief of detectives at major expositions visited Cheyenne to arrange sending operators to protect visitors during Frontier Days. He recalled his pursuit of the Stenney Murphy gang and explained his detective qualifications.
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John T. Glynn
Glynn
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
St. Louis
William J. Burns
Stenney" Murphy
Murphy
Parle
Glyn
Gen Ridgely Caught in Severe Storm During Return
United States District Attorney H. S. Ridgely and U S Marshal Patton pursued a post office robbery in Big Horn County. A 14 year old confessed to robbing the post office three times in a year and is jailed in Cheyenne. On the trip back to Cody from Basin a cloud burst caused floods washing out bridges and heavy damage.
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H. S. Ridgely
United States
Ridgely
Marshall Patton
Big Horn County
Cheyenne
Cody
Basil
Pat Quealey Shuns Miners Amid Wyoming Talks
P J Quealey of Kommerer chaired the Wyoming delegation at Baltimore. He was interviewed in Cheyenne after conferences between Southern Wyoming operators and District No 22 United Mine Workers. He predicted Woodrow Wilson's election and noted the session would run until September 1 to present demands.
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P. J. Queany
Kommerer
Wyoming
Baltimore
Cheyenne
United Mine Workers of America
Plaing Hotel
Quealey
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Mr. Quealey
Virginia and England guest aids Cheyenne temperance work
Miss Christine I. Tinling of Virginia and England arrived in Cheyenne for a week with the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Institute. She travels for a six month Western tour lecturing for the Dry Colorado campaign, with institutes in seven towns and appearances at Trinity M E Church and Broadway Baptist in Denver.
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Christine I. Tinling
Virginia
England
Cheyenne
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Tinling
Colorado
Greeley
State Teachers’ College
Boulder Chautauqua
Misa Tinling
Wyoming
Carpenter
Burns
Egbert
Pine Bluffs
Albin
Hillsdale
Jes Tinling
Methodist
Wheatland
Laramie County Teachers
Cheyenne Marriage Surprise Ties Together Notable Figures
Mrs Charlotte Silsbee Smith divorced from Francis Drexel Smith of the Drexel family and wed Robert A Walsh president of the First National Bank of Sheridan. The ceremony in Cheyenne followed a Colorado Springs separation amid mental cruelty allegations.
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Cheyenne
Charlotte Silsbee Smith
Colorado Springs
Francis Drexel Smith
Robert A. Walsh
First National Bank of
Sheridan
Wye
Leader
Thas Given
Denver
Smith
Drexel
Philadelphia
New York
Colorado
James Owen
Chicago
Smiths
Lyman Smith
Valesa
England
Wyoming
Walsh
Denver Country Club
Walskher
Cheyenne Chosen as Future Meeting Place for Union Pacific
High Union Pacific officials plan monthly meetings in Cheyenne to align railroad welfare and Wyoming operations. The Cheyenne sessions replace Ogden Utah meetings to better suit state business and industrial conditions. The August or September gathering will include officials from Cheyenne Laramie Rawlings Green River Evanston Ogden and more.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Ogden
Utah
W. M. Jeffers
Union Depot
Ihs
D. BH. Bullivan
A. W. Woodduff
G. BF. Maitland
J. A. Ottman
D. C. Olmstead
E. O'Neil
Ey Butler
R. N. Mee Cabe
RB. Davis
A. @. Kingsford
J. A. Minter
Laramie
J. J. Powers
T We Highleyman
Rawling
A. W. Mee Duffle
J. M. Tierney
B. i Moon
Green River
F. HH. Smith
H. L. Sullivan
CC. By Carlson
Wm. Upton
Evanston
W. R. Giipin
R. MM. Seale
C. C. Wilkes
G. Elvenson
G. O. Brophy
Darrow Testifies for Himself in McNamara Case
Los Angeles July 29 Marence Darrow testified on his own behalf denying bribery allegations connected to the McNamara case He claimed he provided two ten thousand dollar checks to Bert Franklin for expenses of Franklin’s office and denied paying a juror bribe The defense case is expected to conclude this week
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Los Angeles
Calif
Marence Darrow
Priber
Hert Franklin
Darrow
McNamiara
Bert Franklin
Bani
McNamara
Franklin
Johnson Fights His Last Fight
Chicago July 20 Jack Johnson world heavyweight champion announced he had fought his last fight. He said he would never draw a glove again while alive and that promoters would not pay his price. He predicted in a year he would be unable to fight as a champion. He bid farewell to John Hur Johnson, Champion of the world.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Johnson
John Hur Johnson
Sugar Companies Pay United States Quarter Million
The Philadelphia sugar fraud investigations, led by Secretary MacVeagh and Attorney General Wickersham, concluded with Sugar Refining companies paying a quarter million dollars to the federal government. Treasury Department announced the settlement today in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Treasy MacVeagh
Wickersham
United Stated
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Washington July 29
The Weather Washington weather bulletin notes showers on Tuesday with Wednesday likely fair temperatures and conditions.
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Washington
Pb. C
Governor Wilson to attack tariff in August address
Report states Governor Wilson aboard a private yacht off the Jersey coast will devote the August 7 speech to denouncing the protective tariff as a chief cause of high living. He aims to keep tariff politics out of campaigns, favoring revenue tariff and a business-led commission approach.
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Democratic Party
Wilton
Wilson
Clark
Bénglit
Tumulty
Tonfene
Rovernor
Jersey
Eleanor Wilson
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Jessie Jenkins
E. L. Emery
Elk Mountain
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Wamcutter
Rock Springs
Granger
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Echo
Salt Lake City
W. D. Washburn
Pat” Quealey
W.C
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U. S
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