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• This day in history: Parents and 2 children killed when Buick plunged into Coeur d'Alene River. 4 'Pasco Connection' were found guilty - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Ranchers found guilty of transporting wolf's body. Spokane Daily Chronicle searched for "Baby Spokane" - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: City officials used an unusually desperate strategy to draw out Nanette Martin's killer - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: County shoots down Liberty Lake music festival; Glee club flees West Side hotel fire - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Swine flu fears spiked in Spokane after 15 deaths. Sketch of new cathedral revealed on frontpage of Chronicle - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Spokane Weekly Chronicle announced end of publication. New report cards judged kids for manners, 'cheerfulness' and more - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Chronicle begins running Doonesbury. Spokane inmate sawed his way through Sandpoint jail - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: 5 snowmobilers were rescued in North Idaho. In an era of bobs, Spokane County pioneer women grew her hair to the floor - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Undercover reporter who was 'thirsty as a storage battery' discovered free flowing booze - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Coeur d'Alene Tribe cabins were at risk of being 'forfeited to the federal government' - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Spokane police officer jumped in and out of out-of-control moving car in attempt to stop it. 'Baby Spokane' named - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: A convicted bank robber struck again after a state parole board put his rehabilitation over 'the protection of the public' - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Riders miffed by 10-cent bus fare increase. Feds stage nighttime Prohibition raid - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: 70 Kaiser Aluminum employees would return to work as plant reopens Mead location. Woman convicted for marrying while still wed to first husband just wanted to keep the second out of prison - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Experts issued warnings on Spokane Valley aquifer. Coeur d'Alene woman inherited a fortune. - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: The biggest story of the year would end up coming full circle today - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Teen's remains found in Pettit Lake area one year after disappearance; Prisoners, with armed guard at watch, work to clean up Trent Road - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: A former mining tycoon shared his sad tale of financial ruin, offering some hard-earned advice - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: New-to-Spokane cable TV already weighing price increases. Chronicle launches new advice column - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Havermale Junior High School student was missing. Fashion parade endangered by snow - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: Daily Chronicle runs photo of 20-year-old Bing Crosby - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Kootenai County backed giant outdoor concert at State Line. Cheney college president criticized governor - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Serial killer sentenced to hang. Tight hats were causing conundrum for those with poor eye sight - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Governor took jab at Washington senator running for president. Boaters rescued men in Priest Lake - The Spokesman-Review
• The Spokane Daily Chronicle is revived as an evening e-edition newspaper - Editor and Publisher
• This day in history: 3 were found dead in car in Mead. Co-star of Douglas Fairbanks spent part of childhood near Manito Park - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: A missing pilot and curbside gasoline pumps were making headlines - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Chronicle reporter abducted by gang of Spokane 'auto pirates'. Othello man, 80, a state bowling leader - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Bing Crosby performed comeback concert in LA. Piano tuner warned of calamity facing nation - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: 'Portly gentleman' Isaac Stern impressed S-R reviewer. Salvation Army staff successfully evacuated smoke-filled shelter - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: For first time, a woman passed test to become Spokane firefighter. Chickens were victims of 'murderous dogs' - The Spokesman-Review
• Dearest Gentle Readers: Spokane Daily Chronicle had ‘Lady Whistledown’ of its own - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: WSU prof said prison isolation wasn't punishment. Spokane silent film star was severely injured on set - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: University of Idaho marching band no longer in step as program nixed. Prohibition officer arrested on embezzlement charges - The Spokesman-Review
• This day in history: Mail-bomb murder case comes to close with 24-year-old sentenced to life in prison; Oil barrel explosions in Veradale burns warehouse - The Spokesman-Review
• Rob Curley: Return of Spokane Daily Chronicle – this time to your inbox – highlights reader interest in iconic newspaper - The Spokesman-Review
• Spokane Daily Chronicle, Spokesman-Review reporter Bill Morlin, 'a journalism giant,' dies at 75 - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: The great railway strike was becoming a crisis that dominated local headlines - The Spokesman-Review
• Rob Curley: After almost 30 years, we're bringing back Spokane's evening newspaper, The Chronicle - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: Daily Chronicle announces it will get new home designed by Kirtland Cutter - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: Chronicle declares Prohibition a big success - The Spokesman-Review
• Assassin who killed a Spokane Daily Chronicle editor in the newsroom believed he was defamed in Titanic reports - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: Bing Crosby’s brother named arts editor of Gonzaga student paper - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane County: Staff quits sanatorium over allegations of doctor’s ‘unprofessional’ behavior - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: Hysteria mounted over the arrival of two newcomers to the city's Chinese community - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: A doctor's dangerous radium was still missing after he thought the disappearance had been solved - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: A local doctor was jazzed about his shipment of 'curative'... radium? - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: A local girl had a heartbreaking wish for Santa Claus in 1920 - The Spokesman-Review
• 100 years ago in Spokane: A 'mystery man' from Mississippi (maybe) showed up with a paralyzed throat that rendered him mute - The Spokesman-Review
• 'Good-natured rivalry': The Chronicle and Spokesman-Review sparred for decades under the same owner - The Spokesman-Review
• Special delivery: Paperboys (and some girls) recall the highs and lows of delivering the Spokane Chronicle - The Spokesman-Review
• S-R Archive find of the day: 1950 sewer tunnel - The Spokesman-Review
• School report on ancestors uncovers details around decades-old murders - The Spokesman-Review
• Here is the painstaking process: - The Spokesman-Review
• Bing Crosby’s 1977 obituary as it appeared in the Spokane Daily Chronicle - The Spokesman-Review
• Taking a trip in a newsprint time machine - The Spokesman-Review