went into-Tillamook where. he .used a. portion of the money
that he had stolen from his victim to buy new clothes,
more whiskey and a rig from a livery stable to take him
to Sheridan where he was traced and arrested the next —
daye Nordstrom confessed the killing, blaming whiskey,
Convicted of the murder, .he was hanged on June 18, 1909,
The Tillamook Herald, Tillamook, Oregon, March l, 1909.
went into-Tillamook..where he .used a: portion of the money
that he had stolen from his victim to buy new clothes >
more whiskey and a rig from a livery stable to take him
to Sheridan where he was traced and arrested the next
day. Nordstrom confessed the killing, blaming whiskey,
Convicted of the mrder,.he was hanged on June 18, 1909,
The Tillamook Herald, Tillamook, Oregon, March 4, 1909.
went into-Tillamook where he.used a. portion of the mohey
that he had stolen from his victim to buy new clothes,
nore whiskey and a rig from a livery stable to take him
to Sheridan where he was traced and arrested the next
day, Nordstrom confessed the killing, blaming whiskey,
Convicted of the mrder, he was hanged on June 18, 1909,
The Tillamook Herald, Tillamook, Oregon, March , 1909.
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