Jackson County KS Archives News.....In Jail: Bill MILLER March 22, 1900
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The Holton Recorder, Jackson County, Thursday March 22, 1900 March 22, 1900
In Jail.
Bill MILLER, the notorious Mayetta jointist, who went to Oklahoma a few weeks
ago under the promise of staying away a year, returned last week and was
promptly arrested and put in jail, where he will probably remain until he has
served out his sentence of imprisonment of 150 days, and sufficient additional
time to wipe out his $500 fine, unless he pays it.

Same Newspaper: March 29, 1900

Miller Escapes.
Wm. MILLER, the Mayetta jointist, made his escape from jail last Thursday. When
the attendant took him his supper he managed to slip out and get away. Sheriff
Perkins was in the country at the time and did not get home until late, when
Miller had gotten such a start that there was not much chance of overhauling him
and it appears that he is gone for good.



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