Defense Opens Its Case in McManigal Trial Crowded Court
The trial of McManigal continues with defense calling witnesses to establish his good character while denying alleged plans to condemn Capt. Young. Testimony covers reputations in Warrensburg Higginsville and Columbia and the defense’s use of detective Ramsey amid cross examinations and court admonitions.
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McManigal
Criminal Court Room
Capt. Young
Young
Robert Ramsey
W. S. Epperson
Eli Green
Planters
Columbia
Wm. Smith
J. D. Logan
Warrensburg
D. M. Ricker
Johnson County
W.E. Crissey
Fuhr
Higginsville
Lamm
Messrs
Steele
Longan
Mr. Lamm
Lexington
Clark
Price
Sangree & Lamm
Kansas City
Ramsey
Witnes
Baldwin
Sandifer
R. Yesmar
Yesmar
Chas. Williams
Noted Bank Robber Nabbed After Jail Break
Mysterious stranger identified as George Ridgley or John Fulkerson, infamous bank robber with prior prison terms and a jail breakout at Geneva Nebraska. Tillotson of Pinkerton confirms the capture. Sheriff Mudd expected to see the prisoner tonight.
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Sterdam Bank
Latour & Scheer
Son
Ridgely
Houstonia
Schell City
Amsterdam
Prentice
Turner
Big Tom Baby
Ernest Williams
Ernest Summers
DeSoto
Williams
Summers
Supt
Tillotson
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Bank
Kansas City
Calaboose
John Fulkerson
Geneva
Nebraska
George Ridgley
Anamosa
Iowa
Ohiowa, Neb
Mudd
Bates County
California Tigers Fall to Sedalia Students 6 0 at Liberty Park
California Tigers were defeated 6 to 0 by Sedalia Students in a hard fought football game at Liberty Park. Anamosa and Wright stood out for Sedalia with multiple runs, while refereeing drew criticism from players and sidelines. A December rematch with Missouri Pacific shop boys may be arranged. Mel Ilgenfritz from Blees Military Academy shines at Macon.
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California Tigers
Sedalia
Liberty Park
Wright
Dreamland
Slagle
California
Anamosa
Bennett
Tigers
Sedalia Boys
Ed Smith
Young
Sedalians
McNeil
Missouri Pacific Shop Boys
Blees Military Academy
Macon
Mel Ilgenfritz
Mel
Fred Wunderlich Opens Confectionery in Panca Oklahoma
Fred Wunderlich once clerked for Chas Hoffman at his East Sedalia grocery and now runs a confectionery business in Panca Oklahoma establishing himself in the industry with a new venture.
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Fred Wunderlich
Chas. Hoffman
East Sedalia
Panca
Oklahoma
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