C. W. Fristoe
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- Mar 4, 1915Old Drainage Debt Forces Public HearingA legacy of unpaid warrants from the Haxton Drainage district leads to a court-ordered assessment on local landowners.Kennewick, WA
- Jan 6, 1916Kennewick Cracks Down on Gambling DevicesFollowing the state-wide ban on alcohol, the local prosecutor turned his sights on punch boards and slot machines in corner stores.Kennewick, WA
- Nov 10, 1916The 1916 Election and the Fight for a 'Dry' WashingtonAs Woodrow Wilson secures a razor-thin victory, White Bluffs voters reject the return of legalized breweries and saloons.White Bluffs, WA
- Jan 11, 1917The Prosecutor Picked Prosser: Kennewick Demands His ResignationBenton County's prosecuting attorney tells the commissioners he is 'prejudiced in favor of Prosser' in the court house bond fight — and the Kennewick editor says a public official has no right to a favorite side.Kennewick, WA
- Jan 25, 1917The Dry Law Comes to the Courthouse: Auditor Accused of Pouring Drinks for CommissionersProsecuting Attorney C. W. Fristoe filed four complaints against Auditor J. C. Syfford, alleging he served liquor to county commissioners and others in the commissioners' room. Syfford says he is ready for court.Benton County Courthouse, Prosser, WA