The Centralia Conspiracy
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" A workingman, John Patterson, had come down town on Armistice Day with histhree small children to watch the parade. He was standing thirty-five feetfrom the door of the hall when the raid started. On the witness standPatterson told of being pushed out of the way by the rush before theshooting began. He saw a couple of soldiers shot and saw Grimm staggeraway from the doorway wounded in the abdomen. The testimony of Dr. Bickford at the corner's inquest under oath was as follows: "I spoke up and... said I would lead if enough would follow, but before Icould take the lead there were many ahead of me. Someone next to me puthis foot against the door and forced it open, after which a shower ofbullets poured through the opening about us. " Dr. Bickford is an A. E. F. Man and one of the very few legionaires who dared to tell the truth aboutthe shooting. The Centralia business element has since tried repeatedly toruin him.
In trying to present the plea of self defense to the court, Defenseattorney Vanderveer stated: "There was a rush, men reached the hall under the command of Grimm, andyet counsel asks to have shown a specific overt act of Grimm before we canpresent the plea of self-defense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A workingman, John Patterson, had come down town on Armistice Day with histhree small children to watch the parade. He was standing thirty-five feetfrom the door of the hall when the raid started. On the witness standPatterson told of being pushed out of the way by the rush before theshooting began. He saw a couple of soldiers shot and saw Grimm staggeraway from the doorway wounded in the abdomen. The testimony of Dr. Bickford at the corner's inquest under oath was as follows: "I spoke up and... said I would lead if enough would follow, but before Icould take the lead there were many ahead of me. Someone next to me puthis foot against the door and forced it open, after which a shower ofbullets poured through the opening about us. " Dr. Bickford is an A. E. F. Man and one of the very few legionaires who dared to tell the truth aboutthe shooting. The Centralia business element has since tried repeatedly toruin him.
In trying to present the plea of self defense to the court, Defenseattorney Vanderveer stated: "There was a rush, men reached the hall under the command of Grimm, andyet counsel asks to have shown a specific overt act of Grimm before we canpresent the plea of self-defense.
What to read after The Centralia Conspiracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chaplin Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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