Four Men Found Guilty In Range Killing Case
Four men were found guilty in a range killing case after a lengthy trial. Prosecutors faced a setback when a court ruling prevented a wife from testifying against her husband, prompting a recess before the judge sustained the abolition. Sims corroborated Jones while defense won a key motion to dismiss Shorety Chambers for lack of sufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancea
Price
McCann
Jones
Meeker
Atorneys
U. S
T. Blake Kennedy
Grim Tragedy and Breezy Comedy Massed Together in Trial
In Grand Junction federal court, James T. Price and David Karren Jr. faced trial amid a theater of testimony on the Darnell killing and sheep raids. The proceedings featured a verbose defense by Uncle Billie Jones, a dramatic diary dispute, cross examinations, alibis from family members, and detailed questioning about roles in the alleged conspiracy to deter homesteaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Ray Jones
Billie” Jones
Frank Barry
Moffat
Rio Blanco
Delinquent Stock Sale Notice for Ouray Valley Irrigation
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company in Vernal Utah announces delinquent stock assessments from September 1 1928 at 10 per share. 85 shares or fractions will be sold at the Secretary office Uintah Brake Vernal at 2 p m November 26 1923 to cover delinquency advertising interest and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Uintah Stard
Vernal
Utah
Board of Directors
Uintah Brake Office
N. J. Hansen
Courtroom Oddity Follows Illusive Ranch Location Clue
In a high tension session, Karrens halted court by asking for Glue Mountain locations as James Price pressed for where John Darnell died. Witnesses testified a ranch map fix would aid the jury while Judge T Blake Kew adjourned to Friday. Ray Jones said he was offered 10000 by Tolles and Johnson to become state’s evidence at Marble cafe and courthouse steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmient
Tucker
Karrens
James HB. Price
John
Darnell
Karron
T. Blake Kewheady
Billie
Fosters
Mra. Foster
Jones
Vernal
Jongs
Campbell
Ray Jones
Altho
U. S
T. Blake Kennedy
N. Walter Dizon
Bribery claims flare in Grand Junction conspiracy trial
In Grand Junction federal court Ray Jones and three cattlemen from Moffat and Rio Blanco counties face conspiracy and murder charges tied to sheep raids and a 1920 Blue Mountain killing. Witnesses describe meetings with Jim Blackburn and David Karren Jr. while defense contends for admissible testimony and seeks to show conspiracy among cattlemen against sheepmen. The trial features dramatic testimonies, family tensions, and disputes over evidence as two-hour segments for prosecution and defense are allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Ray Jones
Moffat
Rio Blanco
Colorado
Jasper Campbell
Delta
W. R. Harper
W. H. Tyler
Jim Blackburn
David Karren, Jr
Grand Junction
Bille” Jones
Harren
Blackburn
John Darnell
Blue Mountain
Bille Jones
Frank Berry
Darnell
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Chamberg
James T. Price
Durnell
Karren
Granby Hillyer
Wyoming
Billie* Jones
Dillie” Jones
jBfro
Range Wara
Darnell J
Uncle Billion
T. Walter Dizon
Clark
Uncle Billie
Court
Dixon
Brena
Foster
Denver
Bille
John R. Clark
Frank Derry
Berry
John R. Clarke
Clarke
U.S
Wil
Dub
Derry
A. S
Calgrove
Calgreyve
Virginia Berry
Margaret Berry
Grandy Hillyer
Blue
Iife
John Dunell
Sha
Bal
Das Allred
D. W
Aesee
Akelund
Lester E
Arnold
Wilbur
Burgi
David
Batty
Permelig
Bird
R. Leece
Billings
J. D
R. L. Bird
Cooper
FromMiIng
Calder
Bruce
J. Jorgenson
Christensen
Revoe
C. O. Brig
Hanson
Hill
Chauncy Eee
Kimbal
Ray
Lloyd
Elviia H
Lambert
Winnie M
An Snecererier
Mackay
Secre
Moore, Mosgs
Ceceecreceensnenree
Nebeker
Jacob Jorgenson
Peterson
Clarence Aacenymnea Wmvareseev
Richardson
Teare
Rhees
Reuben T
Mary R
Smith
J. Winter
Eneress
Wallace
Charles
Wilkins
George Shiesennese
Winder
E. J
White
J. H
Young
Geo. E
Francia
W.W
Eoaesensneennee
H. Tyler
Jay Janes
Tyler
Janes
Tha Namica
Billie’ Jones
Lfe
Mra
Frank Foster
Vernal-Rangery
Killog
Gentlemien
U. S. Asalet
John A. Mene
James EB. Price
James Price
Burch“ Dudley
Sether
Prbry
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