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Story January 12, 1892

Los Angeles Herald

Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California

What is this article about?

Mrs. Maggie Hedpeth, wife of train robber Marion Hedpeth, is escorted from San Francisco to St. Louis by police, refusing to speak about the Glendale robbery to protect her husband.

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A BRIDLE ON HER TONGUE.

Mrs. Hedpeth Is Determined Not to Betray Her Husband.

San Francisco, Jan. 11.—Mrs. Maggie Hedpeth, wife of Marion Hedpeth, who is wanted for complicity in the robbery of a train at Glendale, a few miles west of St. Louis, Mo., left for St. Louis tonight in charge of Detective Tracy and Policeman Charles Cody. As it was feared that an attempt might be made to release Mrs. Hedpeth, Chief Crowley selected Cody to accompany her to St. Louis. The woman has not had anything to say concerning her arrest, and the efforts of the police to get her to talk have proved futile. She is determined that her husband will never be caught by any lapse made by her. While in the city prison she talked freely on any subject but the robbery.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment Family

What keywords are associated?

Train Robbery Wife Loyalty Arrest Escort St Louis Glendale Robbery

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Maggie Hedpeth Marion Hedpeth Detective Tracy Policeman Charles Cody Chief Crowley

Where did it happen?

San Francisco To St. Louis; Glendale, Mo.

Story Details

Key Persons

Mrs. Maggie Hedpeth Marion Hedpeth Detective Tracy Policeman Charles Cody Chief Crowley

Location

San Francisco To St. Louis; Glendale, Mo.

Event Date

Jan. 11

Story Details

Mrs. Hedpeth, arrested for complicity in a train robbery, refuses to discuss the crime or betray her fugitive husband while being escorted to St. Louis under heavy guard.

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