Spokane's Cathedral, Murder Trial, Flu Outbreak in 1926
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On March 26, 1926, Spokane Daily Chronicle reported on the planned Episcopal Cathedral, a grand structure set to start construction later that year. Meanwhile, Adams County concluded its first murder trial in 25 years, convicting W.J. Grant of second-degree murder. A deadly flu outbreak in Spokane County sparked fears of a swine flu epidemic, with health officials pushing for mass immunizations. The cathedrals construction faced delays due to the Great Depression and World War II, finally completing in 1961. These historical events highlight Spokanes resilience and adaptability.
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