Trial set for Chun Fook in opium case at federal court
After a two hour hearing before Commissioner Judd Chun Fook Arizonan cook was bound over to the Federal Court on opium possession. Bond set at 740 dollars. Testimony showed two Chinese cooks aboard had access to a room where opium was hidden in a mixing vat and under a flour bin. Prosecution argued motive tied to Chinese involvement while a translator aided the proceedings. Voting reminder appears at end urging readers to plan to vote next Tuesday No evading the issue.
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Chun’ Fook
Arizonan
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Optum Fend ii
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Dae
Moe
Hreckone
Chase Agginet
Onok
Aimont White
Ierkons
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Ones Thule
Hotine
Helinien
Judd Old Ninn
Camme
Ogtaher
Fedteral Court
Bull
Contempt of Court Hearing Over Alimony Payments
Lorin Anns representing Mary Ho Loong seeks to explain why the defendant should not be punished for contempt after July 18 order to pay twelve dollars monthly as temporary alimony plus ten dollars for attorney fees and costs. The sole defender argues in court that he has complied, with the case proceeding this Tuesday morning.
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Lorin Anns
Mary Ho Loong
Seaune
Robinson
Furiow
Summer School Lectures Urge Voting Next Tuesday
A clipped note from the College of Miawadt urges students and faculty to vote next Tuesday. The bulletin explains how titles can be used in proposals and details engagement with the campus community.
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