Monday May 28, 1906
Report from Boise: Conclusion of Five Part Series by Jacob Waldeck
Tuesday April 17, 1906
Chicago, Illinois - Attorney Clarence Darrow Meets with Richardson
Monday April 9, 1906
Boise, Idaho - George H. Shoaf Reports for Appeal to Reason
Sunday April 8, 1906
Boise, Idaho - George H. Shoaf Reports for Appeal to Reason
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Saturday March 24, 1906
Boise, Idaho - Wife of Charles Moyer Believes He May Die in Ada County Jail
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Sunday February 25, 1906
From the San Francisco Call: W. F. of M. Men Refuse to Enter Pleas
From the Call of February 22, 1906:
MINERS REFUSE TO ENTER PLEAS
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BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 21.-Charles E. [H.] Moyer, William D. Haywood and G. A. Pettibone, leaders of the Western Federation of Miners, today were taken to Caldwell, where they were arraigned before the Probate Judge on information charging them with the murder of former Governor Frank Steunenberg. Each of the prisoners stood mute, refusing to plead.
Attorney E. F. Richardson, representing the prisoners demanded an immediate preliminary hearing, but it finally was agreed that the case should go over until next Tuesday, when a further continuance may be ordered.
Attorney Richardson maintained that the information filed against the prisoners was not sufficient, as the affidavit charged the commission of a crime in Caldwell, whereas Moyer had not been in the State of Idaho since October last, and the two other prisoners had not been in Idaho in years. There was in the information no word of conspiracy, he said. The court overruled his objection to the information and his motion for the dismissal of the prisoners. They were committed without bail.
The three prisoners were brought back to Boise this afternoon and were again taken to the State Penitentiary, where they will be kept in close confinement. They will be permitted to read books.
