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Domestic News December 7, 1908

The Evening Statesman

Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington

What is this article about?

In Ukiah, California, the widow of the Yokayo Indian tribe chief, who had been investigating her husband's murder for a year, was strangled to death by suspected killers at a reservation dance after serving them liquor.

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Killed by Indians
Who Slew Husband

UKIAH. Cal., Dec. 7.-Just when she believed she had found out the men who had slew her husband, the widow of the chief of the Yokayo Indian tribe, was killed herself, presumably by the same men who killed the chief. After a year of spying and plotting the squaw found an opportunity at a dance on the reservation near this city Saturday night to serve liquor to the suspected men. When partly intoxicated they began to discuss the chief's death. Then, fearing the squaw would betray them, they strangled her to death. Her body was found yesterday morning in a lonely cabin.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Indian Affairs Death Or Funeral

What keywords are associated?

Yokayo Tribe Indian Murder Widow Killed Ukiah Reservation Strangling

What entities or persons were involved?

Widow Of The Yokayo Chief Yokayo Indian Tribe Chief

Where did it happen?

Ukiah, Cal.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Ukiah, Cal.

Event Date

Dec. 7 (Saturday Night Dance, Body Found Yesterday Morning)

Key Persons

Widow Of The Yokayo Chief Yokayo Indian Tribe Chief

Outcome

widow strangled to death by suspected men.

Event Details

The widow spied and plotted for a year, served liquor to suspects at a reservation dance Saturday night, they discussed the chief's death while intoxicated, then strangled her fearing betrayal; body found yesterday morning in a lonely cabin.

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