Pleas of Indian Win Him Liberty
Ambrose Andrews an Indian rancher from Suquamish faced a murder charge after a long feud with Leslie Eggebert over land and an elderly mother figure. He defended himself in Port Orchard, using broken English to recount a fight in which he says Eggebert trapped him, then he struck with a club and fled. The jury acquitted him despite racial and legal tensions.
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Thomas D Page
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Greenwood
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Megebert
Eecebert
Robbery in Broad Daylight Hits City Driver
William Bock, collector for U S Laundry, was robbed of 163 dollars during a brazen daytime abduction by two bandits in a black automobile on Union Street near 6th and 7th Avenues. The thieves forced him to drive through downtown then to Madrona Drive before escaping with the money. police had no trace by Thursday.
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7Th Aves
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Rainier Ave
Confederate
Paderewski Estate Sells Ride for Poland Cause
Ignacio Paderewski’s Rancho San Ignacio near Paso Robles California was auctioned today. Proceeds are understood to aid the Polish cause as a private sale failed to close with New York capitalists. The former Polish premier declined to discuss private affairs.
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Paso Robles
Cal
New Poland
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Free Poland
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New York
California
Hovey Named to State Supreme Court Seat
Chester R. Hovey an Ellensburg attorney was chosen from many aspirants and appointed to fill the late Justice Wallace Mount’s vacancy on the state supreme court. He is 45 and has practiced law in Ellensburg for 20 years.
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Olympia
Sept
Chester R. Hovey
Ellensburg
State Supreme Court
Wallace Mount
Hovey
Funeral for Justice Wallace Mount Moves to Tacoma Cremation
In Olympia the body of Justice Wallace Mount of the state supreme court, who died Sunday, was moved to Tacoma for cremation after services conducted by Rev. H. B. Templeton of Bellingham.
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Olympia
Sept
Wallace Mount
State Supreme Court
Tacoma
H. 8. Templeton
Bellingham
City Salary Hearing Set For Friday Night
The citizens' committee and the civil service commission announce the first in a series of public hearings on the city salary schedule. The session will be held Friday night in the council chamber on the second floor of the County City building.
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County
Citizens’ Committee
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