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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1909

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Woman shoots man in self defense at inquest verdict

Mrs. Conkling testified that Lloyd Weaver, a rail yard fireman, pursued her with repeated advances. She fired twice with a 38 caliber pistol, the second shot hitting Weaver in the head. Weaver died next day. The inquest returned a verdict of justifiable homicide.

Weaver Conkling Missouri Hall of Wenatchee R. T. King S. C. Woldenberg M. Rumohr A. G. McCoy W. C. Wilcox J. D. Wheeler

Washington notes and local incidents reach across eastern Washington

Washington dispatch reports Jones plans to move from the House to the Senate and notes eastern Washington has seen few new projects. Poindexter may face Cannon over campaign remarks. Yakima hotel owner reports a break‑in with $9.25 purse left behind. Counterfeiters arrested. suspects released pending higher arrests. Spokane murder case upheld. good roads advocates push for clearer signs. A Seattle judge advances a new marriage license notice requirement. North Yakima mayor Armbruster seeks relief from public criticism and pursues municipal ownership.

Washington Wenatchee Representative Jones House Senate Poindexter Cannon Mr. Poindexter Committee On Slaughter Houses P. M. Armbruster Yakima

Local Man Dies in Shack Fire After Drinking Spree

John Black aged 70 of Sumas was burned to death in a shack fire on Saturday night. He had recently received $2 as a Christmas present and spent the money in saloons.

John Black Sumas

Death of Herbert E Meeker and Youthful Robbery Report

The obituary notes Herbert Edwin Meeker died January 8 1909 and was laid to rest in Leavenworth cemetery after a home service. A Vancouver Columbian item recounts two boys ages 7 and 9 staging an attempted robbery on Ninth Street, taking 15 cents from Gerald Cheney and reporting to police.

Herbert Edwin Meeker Edward Meeker Leavenworth Davis Herbert Papa Mama Vancouver Washington Gerald Wesley Young Wesley Little Bud Petrain John Secrist Ira Cresap Young Cheney Gerald Cheney A. E. Cheney Thomas Young Bud Petrain John Petrain Chas. Petrain Portland

Saloon Man Brings Sharp Warning Against Liquor Trade

A Model saloon owner in Wash tunca issues a blunt circular warning that his business harms the sober, industrious townsfolk by promoting riot, poverty, crime, and ill health. He asserts legality and family need, inviting public doubt and pointing to pawnshops and penal institutions as examples of his customers.

W. L. Mustard Model Washtucna Kingdom of Heaven

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