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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
2
Luck turns as Blackwell and Sheriff Cullison confront a deadly trap in a mountain cabin. A planned murder and a Mexican escape loom while a prisoner grimly weighs his options and danger tightens around the Circle Chip claim.
In a tense standoff, Luck resists signing a relinquishment and pledging not to prosecute. Cass and Fendrick press, hinting at dire consequences from Cullison and Blackwell. The ranger Bucky O Connor and looming danger sharpen the confrontation as the Inn closes in.
Kate Cullison confronts Cass Fendrick about her father’s fate in Arizona. Fendrick proposes a leverage plan to persuade Luck Cullison to release the De Oro homestead and drop charges, while Kate vows no harm come to her father. They prepare to meet Luck with a staged prisoner scenario as tensions mount.
New York report describes a hold up at 488 West Forty-eighth Street where the robber spoke in verse, stuffing $54 into his pocket before fleeing. Detectives Dillon Brady and Kurtz pursue, noting the thief’s poetic lines as he demanded cash.
A new company promotes the tree known as blackboy in Australia as a source of safe industrial products. They advertise goods free from acids tarpaulins dressings and solvents and list offerings including lacquers stains pitches phenol benzol and alcohols as nonhazardous alternatives. The claim emphasizes absence of dangerous substances in their process.
In a Bakersfield federal case, Rose Roberta and Viola Connors two Ranger, Texas women aged about 22 refuse to fear punishment for eloping to California with H. Kledger of Oklahoma and L. C. Everett of Abilene. Everett fled and reportedly joined the army for service in China. They defend their actions, deny husbands, and say they plan to stay in California, not return to Texas. Kledger is said to have deserted a wife and four children. Roberta is said to have one child and Connors two, though they deny these claims.
Reports from the northern end of Montgomery county tell of a naked wild man roaming the woods near Seeley's mill. Descriptions note a 50 year old man with a long beard and orangutan like musculature who sometimes speaks but mostly signs and jabbers. A large county-wide hunt drew about 1,000 people with 260 automobiles, centering on the Nishnabotna river bottoms near the decayed mill site.
In Lake county a six year mule dispute ends as Judge Edwardes orders Morris to return the mule to Doyle, pay $750 and court costs after trials and appeals. The mule dies shortly after the decision, ending the long legal saga involving Deerfield residents James I Doyle and Jobo BR Morris.
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