WAS BITTEN BY NURSS, HE SAYS
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Title
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WAS BITTEN BY NURSS, HE SAYS
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Source
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The Seattle Star [WA]
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Date
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7/3/20
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page
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7
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Identifier
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https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ndnp/wa/batch_wa_bainbridge_ver01/data/sn87093407/00200290847/1920070301/0783.pdf
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Crime
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Assault
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Subject
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hit; bitten
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Gender of alleged offender
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male alleged offender
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Gender of alleged victim
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male alleged victim
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Law enforcement involved
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prosecutor
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Stage of the Legal System
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crime
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Location
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In state; Seattle
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Length of story
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139
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Description
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Kids Started Fight and Elders Finished It - Children belonging to Swan Nandberg, 5717 13th ave. S., and Mrs. A. Bickford, Nandberg's next door neighbor, staged a free-for-all fight July 1, little thinking of the consequences and after effects. When the storm had quieted one Ray Nurss, a visitor at the Bickford estate, growing indignant called in person upon Nandberg to utter a protest in behalf of his hostess, Mrs. Bickford. His complaint was in the form of a lusty wallop on the jaw of Nandberg, senior. Erick Engstrom, a bystander, rushed to the rescue of the be-swatted Nandberg and was bitten on the hand by the enraged Nurss. So it was alleged, anyhow. The entire cast appeared before Prosecutor Fred C. Brown Friday and a third degree assault warrant was issued against Nurss in Justice Otis W. Brinker's court.
