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Print Archive: Ogden Standard Examiner 11.16.1901

 

Robber
Admits His Name is Kilpatrick, Not Longbaugh
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St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 16. – The Montana train robber suspect has acknowledged that he is Ben Kilpatrick, a brother of Dan Kilpatrick. Both are said to have been members of the gang of train robbers, led by “Bill” Carver, who was killed last spring. He admitted that he was reared near Paint Rock, Texas.

Sheriff Crawford of Chouteau county, Montana, has arrived here to see the prisoner. The sheriff and County Attorney Pray of Chouteau country, were on their way here with requisition papers when a telegram reached them at St. Paul that the prisoner was to be tried in St. Louis. Mr. Pray returned to Montana and Sheriff Crawford came on to St. Louis, unofficially, to get a look at one of the men he had chased so hard last summer.

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St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 16. – Ben Kilpatrick, indicted by the federal grand jury as “John Arnold,” alias Harry Longbaugh, alias Harvey Logan, the supposed Montana train robber, was arraigned for a second time before Judge Adams in the United States district court today. At his first arraignment Thursday the train robber suspect declined to plead to the charges against him of having and passing money not legal tender. Today, however, he pleaded not guilty and when Judge Adams asked the prisoner if he wished the court to appoint counsel for him, Kilpatrick answered that he did not.

“I will hire a lawyer myself,” he said.

The Bullion woman also pleased not guilty, but said she had not money to employ counsel and wished the court to appoint an attorney to defend her. Judge Adams designated Judge Thomas P. Bashaw as her counsel. The case was set for trial on December 12th.
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Source: Utah Digital Newspapers (http://www.lib.utah.edu/digital/unews/)

 

 

 

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