Four to the Pen Trial Recap in District Court
The district court convicted Will Hepburn for rape and four men for felonies. Hepburn received ten years. Ed McKee two years six months. Joe Thompson one year nine months. Joe Workman one year. The trial exposed disputed confessions and harsh cross examination as jurors weighed perjury issues and the case drew broad community turnout.
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Will Hepburn
Ed Mickee
Joe Thompson
Joe Workman
Ed Mckee
William Hepburn
Hepburn
Vivian Winn
Lafe Winn
Whelan
Pot Creek
Neboker
Sal
L. N. Meredith
Pope & Hannon
O'Donnell
Hiachent
Elias Winn
Mire
Winn
John T. Pope
Peter Han
Vivian
Nicklea
Houtz
H. C. Knudsen
O’ Donnell
Meredith
McKee
Thompson
T. J. Caldwell, Jr
George Langston
Joseph H. Carrell
M. M Maddox
Bernard Gardner
Adelbert Colton
Pontha Calder
W. H. Burton
D. D. Houtz
Pope & Hanson
Happy Jack
Whiterocks
Charlie Mack
Washington
Toole Jack
Three Old Cronies Pardon Dodds Hoy and Popper Remember Early Utah
Three veteran residents Pardon Dodds J Hoy and Charlie Popper meet on a Vernal street recounting the forties and earlier days. Dodds who arrived in 1867 as an Indian agent built the first Ashley Valley cabin and fought in the Civil War. Hoy, longtime Brown's Park holder of 3000 acres, has been in the region since 1872 and formerly wrote for journals.
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Gilson Asphaltum Company
Stendard Gilsonite Company
Archibald Hadlock
Adolph Otto Nehla
Germany
Lydia Pike
Lucius Pike
South Park Irrigation Company
Wero
United States District Attorney
McRae
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Vernal Drug
Pardon Dodds
J. Hoy
Charle Popper
Hill of Life
Whiterocks
Ashley Valley
J. S. Hoy
Brown
Hoy
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Thkemedy
Peter Harrison
Josephy
George Bell
Pontha
Wan Bingham
M. M. Nthis
Thuis Hepburn
Taker Thompson
Complainir Jackson
Ness Aga
MckVernal
Carey
Fas
Dri
Vernal Trading Store
Charlie Popper
Pioneers
I. le
Jilly
Friend Brothers Clothing Company
Milwaukee
Uarry Wood
Slarry
Wes Ail
Mberlaing Fe
Chamberlain