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The Pullma-Moscow airport.

The Pullman-Moscow airport.

Al Capone called over Chicago Cubs star Gabby Hartnett at a charity baseball game in 1931 asking for the catcher's autograph

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Al Capone has been affiliated with multiple crimes in the past, specifically in money laundering, illegal distribution of narcotics, and of course, tax evasion.

Al Capone died on January 25th, 1947 of a cardiac arrest, along with minor complications of syphilis and pneumonia.

Regarding Al Capone's incarceration, he was needed for classification among his peers in order to clarify the "star ranking" of the inmate.

On October 18, 1931, Capone was convicted after trial and on November 24, was sentenced to eleven years in federal prison, fined $50,000 and charged $7,692 for court costs, in addition to $215,000 plus interest due on back taxes. The six-month…

Al Capone's criminal record in 1932. Despite a litany of charges, he ended up being nabbed for tax evasion. (FBI/U.S. Bureau of Prisons)

The coroner's office provided the Federal Bureau of Investigation with Al Capone's fingerprints following his death.

Albion Community Church, 301 W. 1st St.

A grain elevator.

An albion Grain Elevator after a harsh windstorm.

Former Albion High School, now a Community Center.

A copy of a post card picture of the city of Albion.

A copy of a post card picture of the city of Albion.

Looking west from upstream across the Palouse River at the


Alder (Kamiaken) St. Bridge, which has been pushed


downstream and south. Old City Hall is on the left with the


Palm Cafe (also swept away in the flood) in the center.

Looking north on Alder (now Kamiaken)

Street from about Paradise during the 1910 flood. Old City

Hall is just left of center with the

Pullman State Bank to its right. Then the band stand was

located at the corner of …

Picture taken at the corner of Alder (now Kamiaken) Street

and Olsen Street. The building on the left is Old City

Hall.

Date taken from postmark.

Looking north during the Pullman flood of 1910 on Alder (now Kamiaken) Street from the post office (now Pullman appliance). The Burgan Emerson Mercantile is on the left with the Old City Hall center, Pullman State Bank is on the right. Note the level…

Photograph of Alexander Graham Bell Speaking on the Phone

Portrait of Alice Barkhuff with hands behind back. Graduate of WSC 1909.

Graduated WSC 1909. Married Geo Barkhuff

Clipping of an Associated Press (AP) story printed in the Spokesman Review about a bill that would ban "Japanese and other alien fishing boats from American waters."