Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, August 05, 1925

Issue date: Wednesday, August 5, 1925
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Previous edition: Tuesday, August 4, 1925

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 5, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Motto a free press. Winnipeg wednesday August 5, 1925 the Rise and fail of Jessejames continued from Page 7 in party was 12. It was not far past 8 o clock the desperadoes entered the town. The savings Bank opened for business at an hour much earlier than similar institutions Are won t to open now. Sixty ago life was simpler and sterner than it seems to be today. Men worked longer and harder. On that morn ing Greenup Bird cashier and his son William bookkeeper were the Only men in the banking until two strangers entered most abruptly. From that moment the business-As--jsua1 Rule was suspended for Many Days. Rode into Square i from different directions in Small groups the men Rode into the town concentrating in the Square. There a few words of ostensible greeting. Gestures of and again the party split. Three men Rode away together but after song a Short Way they separated each taking an individual position a few Hundred feet from the Bank. From these posts they were Able to observe the actions of citizens and detect any movement of a hostile kind. The nine others Rode to the Corner of the Bank building where the door was located. Two men dismounted threw their bridle reins Over hitch ing posts and entered the Bank. The others divided three Riding to the right and four to the left thus Cov ering the two sides of the building mortar ceiling and floor of similar material door and massive. On the shelves where in other Days reposed Bonds and Coin and currency i found stored the latest models of ladles bonnets. Accepted utterly without verify la All these years the 5 has been a prevalent notion thai Jesse James then a youth of 18 was one of the men who robbed the Liberty Bank. Though Jesse was not on horseback anywhere upon that specific Day beg Flat on his Back at Home in bed there clings to the authentic history Rotthe raid one incidental episode suggesting his pres ence and participation. Jesse James was of a Jolly sort say what you May. One adds not ing to the myth supporting his alleged heroism when one states the Plain and proved fact that Jesse did most dearly love his Little joke. Apparently no situation in which he Ever found himself involved was too deeply tragic to turn him aside from his lifelong propensity for cracking to the Robbe Joko when the robber who entered the Bank vault and helped himself were exposed to these seven did not the streets. Hall save momentarily they continued to ride up and Down watching nervously the adjacent stores and dwellings. Inside the Bank a scene the line of which became uncomfortably common in the succeeding years was being for the first to luvs in America perhaps for the first t me anywhere a Bank being robbed in Broad Daylight and in time of peace. Each of the men who entered t he Bank Drew a so shooter of Colt s Navy pattern and aimed it at the head of a Bird. There were is we know two Birds and two bandits present. Open the vault and do it Quick or i la blow your head robbed vault visited thus 1o the senior Bird the robber who held a Bead on him. Cashier Bird though he had no precedent for action in exactly such a predicament chose to retain his head a blown he opened the vault situated at the far inner Corner of the Large Bank ing room. It is a substantial vault in the present of mrs. Minnie Duncan an enterprising woman who for 15 years has tarried on a. Mil Linery business in the old Bank and who lives in the commodious upper Story of the building i have stood erect and hatless within the veritable vault that was robbed by the Young missourians who invented the Industry of Daylight Bank robbery. The vault is As big. As a bathroom. Its Walls arc of Stone Brick and As i can testify. Year by invitation j t v opera Tiomi perhaps you have Gall stones do you suffer from distress or pain in tha pit of the stomach especially after eating chronic dyspepsia sour stomach heart Burn heavy feeling or pains around Waist one bilious Ness or Colic pains Between or under shoulder blade8.ahif Ting shooting Boring burning sensations trouble is hard to recognize symptoms arc so indirect and misleading. 9o% of people with Call Stone do not evens us Petit until they Havo Colic attacks which occur Only after Gal Stone Timve been Long Dregent. 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The Book is it Post paid free to persons afflicted with piles or other rectal troubles who clip this item and mail it with name and address to or. Jalc Cleary. C545 St. Louis ave., Excel Sior Springs 51o. Advt. Soo through to Chicago through sleeping car service Winnipeg to Chicago via the twin cities Dally. Son line trains of steel. Offices at main and 863 main so and 164 Provencher St. Bon lobe. C. F. Ronnan general sundry bundles of Bonds and several boxes of Coin and currency had handed Bis spoil to his accomplice who still kept tie Younk Bird at Bay under pistol Point he paused briefly to take a last lingering look at the elder Bird his own Capacia charge. The fact that he knew the cashier s name proved him no stranger to Liberty though it did not prove that he was Jesse James. "4.11 Birds should be caged re marked the robber grinning. Get inside the vault or. Bird and or. Bird did not enjoy the Pun. He obeyed the mandate nevertheless. Sli Immink the heavy door shut the two robbers quickly rejoined their friends outside the Bank. Right there on the said mrs. Duncan when 1 myself emerged from the Cage and was about to make exit from the millinery Strons hold is the place where the Rob Beis Laid their wheat sack filled with Bonds and Money to be picked up by other members of the band As the two who Sot the loot were a hitch ing and mounting their but both the Birds were free by that time the vault door falling to operate its own Spring lock when the robbers closed i Lupon Greenup Bird. The cashier and his Eon rushed to the windows and yelled out that the Bank was being robbed. Already the actions of the mounted men Hac aroused suspicion. Several citizens had appeared in the open wonder ins what was happening. The outcry by the Birds changed forthwith the scene outside. There was immediate and excited running to., and fro on the part of citizens there was sudden galloping up and Down Street by the horsemen. Also there was shooting promiscuous intentionally wild by the e raiders to frighten off anybody who might in interfere with the remounting of the two Active participants in Flie loot ing. Also that most terrifying of All sounds heard on the Border the re Bel guerrilla yell was ripping through the february air. Poor Jolly Wymore Jolly Wymore at this moment was standing just across the Street from the Eastern Side of the Bank. He had paused in his walk toward the College to witness the actions of the mounted men. Apparently he did understand the situation. It was not until the Bank officials gave the alarm that Young Wymore became aware. The youth started o run Arcy ind the Corner probably Etc Ndang to carry to men n places of business. He had gone it a Short distance when one of to bandits shot him Down. It in a radiation that other desperadoes Urh Ped bullets into his body and hat he received five wounds. In by event the most popular Young Elbow in Liberty Lay dead upon the sidewalk when his neighbors dared approach the spot. A few of Liberty s citizens had firearms and were shooting give and take but the dozen out aws. With their sack containing in. Bonds and. Cash shortly disappeared from the scene Gallop no Clitter Clatter of town hurtling Back a. Bullet now and then and emitting their dreadful beast bawl until the ult finate House was passed. It was a clean set away. Unless member of the raiding squad be ring somewhere now a Man of 80 or past no person alive knows the Dently of any of those Youns. Desperadoes. Cert in Liberty Tes made accusations against. Certain former guerrillas whom they professed to Lave recognized in the gang. One Bill Chiles was of the number accused. Bill heard the news promptly and left the state in a. Hurry. J. V. Edmunson and Jim White were arrested at St. Joseph Missouri on suspicion they were released when preliminary examination before a Justice of the peace failed to connect them with . Oliver Shepherd the of of Many Esca Pades in Quintrill s time and until his killing As an associate of the James and the Youngers was positively identified As one of the. Raiders. According to doubtful authority. Red monkeys. And Bud Pence the latter a relative of the James Brothers others whom suspicion fixed upon. They like Bill Chiles made themselves scarce in Missouri. Ivor years it was believed by Many Cia y count lans that Cole younger was one of the robbers. On a visit to Liberty i was informed that younger some years after the Bank raid paid a visit to his Uncle the Hon. Thomas Coleman who served at times in the and was a leading citizen of Liberty. Cole denied it Cole were you or were not a. Member of the Sang that robbed the savings Bank inquired he Uncle looking his namesake str Lgth. In the eyes. Uncle replied the Nephew Eye to Eye with the Hon. Or. Cole Man. I. Was considerate Reader you May take that denial for what you May count it Worth. I happen to know that there were very Many times when Thomas Coleman younger told the truth like Ordinary mortals As Well Afi certain other times when he lied like an extraordinary Renneman. One of these latter , for in stance was when to told inquirers that the Tojyo bandits who escaped from Minnesota after the raid on the Bank at Northfield in 1876 were not the James boys. Of course Frank and Jesse a re accused though not officially of participation in the Liberty Job. Frank James was in Kentucky at the time according to friends who constructed a. Alibi for him. Jesse was at has Birthplace about a dozen Milea from Liberty still suffering from a Bullet wound in his right ung received from a Wisconsin Soldier when the Young guerrilla was going into Lexington to surrender., and take parole at the close of the War. His friends averred that at the time of the Liberty affair Jesso still had to lean Over a vessel a stated intervals every Day and Drain pus from his wound. This Day Arch Clements one of Bill Anderson s most accurate Marks men. Is declared by persons who know nothing about the matter to live been the Leader of the Liberty raiders. Clements was shot to death n the Spring of 1865 near Lexington when he was going in to surrender and take parole his nine months ghost May have led the Liberty raiders. Arch Frank James once said to me. Was the bravest Man i Ever continued Dally map urn. Incorporated May i67o. Store 9 . 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