Myers - Walley
Source: Waynetown Despatch, June 17, 1904
Walley Myers, of Crawfordsville, who was deputy sheriff under old Alex Harper, has come to grief at last. He was arrested last week in St. Louis on the charge of being connected with a gang of horse thieves and brought to Crawfordsville where he was incarcerated. He was a fit companion for old Harper, who refused us admission to the Henning hanging. There is not a meaner villain in Montgomery County than Walley Myers and if justice is done the trifling whelp he will either be hanged or sent to the penitentiary for life (Newport Hoosier State) - transcribed by kbz
Source: Waynetown Hornet, 28 Jan 1888 p 1
Wally Myers, of Crawfordsville who was deputy sheriff under old Alex Harper, has come to grief at last. He was arrested last week in St. Louis on the charge of being connected with a gang of horse thieves and brought to Crawfordsville where he was incarcerated. He was a fit companion for old Harper, who refused us admission to the Henning hanging. There is not a meaner villain in Montgomery County than Walley Myers and if justice is done the trifling whelp he will either be hanged or sent to the penitentiary for life – Newport Hoosier State.