State v. Sang

A grand jury in Pierce county, while engaged in investigating charges of graft and payment of protection money to public officers, examined Charles Sang, under oath, as a witness. Thereafter, January 28, 1935, the grand jury, by indictment, accused him of the crime of perjury in the first degree, in that, before the grand jury, he testified in substance and in fact as follows:

“That I never saw or talked with Holmes Eastwood before; that I never worked back of the cage; that I never sold lottery tickets at the Nanking, located at 1338% Broadway, in the months of June or July of 1934, or at any…