Rex v. McEachern and Roberto - Stealing

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Rex v. McEachern and Roberto - Stealing

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Title Proper F0 GR0419 BOX 236 FILE 097
Date(s) of material from this resource digitized 1920
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Scope and content
Annotated copy of depositions and Crown Brief Rex v. McEachern and Roberto on charges of stealing and found guilty. Includes deposition of Japanese Canadian man K. Kawno translated by K. Yamada. K. Kawno lived on 22 Cordova Street West, proprietor of the Crown Hotel.
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Rex v. McEachern and Roberto - Stealing
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