Rawlins Prison Lynching: Convicts Kill Wigfall
Rawlins Wyoming October 2 Prison mobs seize Frank Wigfall a Black prisoner drag him from his cell rope around neck toss him from third tier to death Inquest later could not identify participants Warden Alston notes guards lack arms and mob threat followed.
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Frank Wigfall
Lynching of Frank Wigfall Stuns Rawlins Prison Crowd
In Rawlins Wyoming on October 2 1934 Frank Wigfall an African American who attacked 78 year old Mrs Esther Higgins was lynched by convicts at the state penitentiary while a mob gathered at the jail. Guards were distracted and an improvised noose was used to suspend Wigfall from the balcony as the convicts returned to work. The coroner’s jury could not assign blame for the lynching. Wigfall had previously served two assault sentences in the state and his attack on Mrs Higgins left her in a pitiful condition.
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Melancholy Days Bring Autumn Weather Tale
The weather bureau chief R Q Grant frowns over early autumn gloom as leaves fall and Jack Frost begins his work of destruction. He predicts clear weather soon but warns frostier nights ahead, with trees bare and children kicking through fallen foliage.
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Speeding Driver Fined $10 by Judge After Citywide Warnings
Automobilists accused of speed mania face police scrutiny. Stutzman, arrested by Sergeant Talbott and Officer O'Brien, was cited after driving by at twenty five mph near the station and fined ten dollars. In Denver weeks earlier he struck two women, killing one and injuring the other.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Update
The Weather Bureau reports Wyoming will see fair conditions on Thursday with a decline in conditions on Friday. Temperature expectations are not specified in the fragment.
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Standpat Machine Attacks Kendrick in Senate Fight
The Denver Republic reports a Democratic strategy shift five weeks before the election. John B Kendrick, a Montana resident, is said to withdraw as a candidate for Warren's Senate seat amid purchases of Wyoming papers. Governor Carey may back his son Robert D Carey in a Warren replacement bid.
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Parker Names Sulzer as Governor Candidate at New York Convention
At Syracuse on October 2 1904 Alton B Parker declared as permanent chairman and identified as a progressive democrat. The New York platform backed Wilson and Bryan sparing tariff evils while endorsing Dix era policy and extending woman suffrage. Sulzer was nominated for governor on the fourth ballot after Glynn Mets and Burd had been named.
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Insidious politicians plan slander campaign in Wyoming
The Warren machine allegedly mobilizes over one hundred operatives across Laramie, Platte and Goshen counties to intimidate voters via deceit. It warns newer settlers to resist manipulation by a corrupt machine using false stories and bribery to influence support for their candidate.
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Human Life and National Asset Highlighted by Rittenhouse
New York expert E Rittenhouse addressed the National Conservation Congress in Indianapolis on October 2 stating that conserving human life should be the top national issue. He warned of 659000 annual deaths from preventable causes and urged sanitations and public health measures to curb race deterioration and life waste.
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