Parry as a Witness in Merrill Prison Escape Hearing
Balt Lake Aug 22 In open court before Judge N I Tanner Parry testified at the Merrill escape case about fleeing from the prison on August 1 He matched the preliminary board of corrections account and identified escape details witnessed by John M Mickey The session focused on how the guard Morrill allegedly aided the escape and Parry recalled the key times and places surrounding the incident
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Balt Lake
George W. Parry
I. J. Merrill
Tanner
Hla Eacape
Tn Essential Delalle
Parry
Atute Board of Corrections
Morrill
John M. Mickey
County Surveyors Office
Uresland
Apelvhant
O G. Morgan
Tie
Gaiord Merrell
Tito Sents
Escape Plan Details Revealed From Merrill Tower Talk
Witness describes Merrill directing escape from prison wall using a ladder and alarm wire, with nights on July 21 and August 1 highlighted. He recounts meetings in a tower from 12:30 to 2 a.m., Merrill urging delay, signaling plans, and sending funds later.
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Merrill
Morgan
Merril
Ela Wald
Wwe
le Anid
Alm
Merril Il
Perjury in the Henwood Trial Turns Testimony Into Case
In a Denver district court today Hoy, a former hotel clerk, pleaded guilty to perjury in the Henwood case. The prosecution linked his alibi and statements to the murder of George H. Copeland, with testimony tying key witnesses to the scene and timing as investigators pursue charges and appeals surrounding the Henwood death.
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Denver
Cook
Hoy
Hotel Clell
Ip District Court
Harold FO Henwood
iMag
George H. Copeland
Crivnie
Henwood
Sylvester le Yoo
St Loni
Alta Wah
Miewwey
Dolin
Girney
Meshooths
Osnirinne
Phab
Lorne, Vt
Enasi
Nina
White Woman and Negro Married in Utah
White woman Mrs Hale Shorder, mother of two, and Charles Tillman and John Morris face charges after a man and a colored woman allegedly aided a marriage by a minister. Officials say the union violated Utah law prohibiting interracial marriages. The two children of the couple were placed under juvenile custody after discovery.
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Hale Shardor
Fly County
Charles Tilleman
John W. Hl
Morris
Morrid
Idlaery
Tillman
Shorder
J. A. Eliredge
Depuy County
Tillmay
Kalle Shortler
Uta
Ale Shorter
Charles Tillman
John W. T. Morris
Shortler Wainay
Coulson
George Rabben
Harold
Blanche
Mast Fifth South Street
McCall Likely To Run For Mayor In Murphy Backed Move
New York August 21 Charles F Murphy and aides adjourned a late conference after midnight and unofficially announced that Mayor Gaynor and Judge Nawling were out. Public Service Chairman Filward I McCall has been asked to accept the mayoral nomination and will respond today. The McCall candidacy would affect the comptrollership with Brooklyn’s Herman A Meier expected to be the nominee.
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Murphy
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tanmany
Dehnonco
Gaynor
Judge Nawling
Public Service
Filward I. McCall
McCall
T Drooklyn
Herman A. Mev2
Lion Grieving Refuses Food in Lincoln Park
Chicago readers report Prince the Lincoln Park lion has not eaten for sixteen days after mate Nellie’s death. Thousands of visitors have watched the grieving animal as caretakers deny toothache rumors, stressing the lion shows no pain or melancholy.
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Chicago
Prince
Lincoln Park
Nellie
Ur de Vry
de Vry
Mrs Ekman Expected To Enter Plea Saturday
Salt Lake Aug 22 Minnie Ekman held since Ogden arrest in June for murder of her little daughter appeared with other prisoners before Judge Hitchle. Her attorney requested time until Saturday morning to enter a plea to the murder in the fourth degree charge.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Mtle
Minnie Ekman
M. B Hitchle
Local court notes plea deals and sentencings
The court recorded pleas and outcomes including Mrs Ekmeo entering a not guilty plea, Jerese likely not for trial in September, Giovanni Anselmo facing murder charges with continued hearings, Meaneth Martin granted more time to plead to pandering, William O'Brien sentenced to one year for grand larceny, James L Deeds to one month for petty larceny, and several defendants entering not guilty pleas on charges such as robbery statuary forgery assault with deadly weapon and grand larceny.
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Martin
William O'Brien
M. J Riichleo Serva
Griace
James L
Little Girl a Heroine in Chicago Incident
Mary Stanick the little girl who lost her foot saving her baby brother from a street car is recovering at the German Evangelical Deaconess hospital. Two men visited with a box as she slept, and she glimpsed a gift before the box dropped to the bed. Her father survived the Cherry Mine disaster and her mother works in a packing house.
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Chicago
Esterday
Mary
J. Bolens
Starkyards
Federal seal placed on Utah canned tomatoes in Idaho
Acting federal Pure Food Commissioner James H. Walte sealed confiscated Utah Canning Co tomato cans shipped to Idaho. About 1200 cases are condemned. testing will determine suitability for public consumption. Newcomb returns home from Denver after a nervous incident at a Knights Templar conclave.
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Boise
Ida
James H. Walte
Utah Canning Company
Ogden
Idaho
Commissionary
Wallla
Newcomb
Provo
Perri S. Newcomb
Denver
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