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Murder Mayhem In Central Washington Ellen Allmendinger

Name: Murder Mayhem In Central Washington Ellen Allmendinger
SKU: BELL-46327804
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Arcadia Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.11 MB

Author: Ellen Allmendinger

ISBN: 9781439672075, 1439672075, 2020945791

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Murder Mayhem In Central Washington Ellen Allmendinger by Ellen Allmendinger 9781439672075, 1439672075, 2020945791 instant download after payment.

Crime ran rampant at the turn of the twentieth century across Central Washington, from jail breaks, lethal bootleggers and assassinations in Kittitas County to shootouts and burglaries in Benton County. In Zillah, the Dymond Brothers Gang were known for stealing horses between prison stints. In Yakima, residents reeled in shock over the premeditated killing of a gambler, a riot and the discovery that a respected brewer had committed murder. Through it all, sheriffs like Jasper Day tried to keep the peace with mixed success. Author Ellen Allmendinger recounts the tales that once made this the roughest region of the Pacific Northwest.