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Cause Of Death
Mrs. Big Mike
Was Drowning
The Coroner's jury composed
of Kurt Sprenger. Joe Harmsh,
Robert Pherrin. Herbert Green
berg, Chas. Code and S. W. Tag
gat. met again today at the mor
gue and after listening to testi
mony by sworn witnesses as well
as the testimony of Dr. Thomas
Morcom, who was instructed to
hold a post mortum examination
on the body of the deceased,
rendered a verdict that Mrs.
Katherine Kaginguk. wife of (Big
Mike) that the cause of death was
from drowning, cause unknown,
and that no person is guilty of a
crime. The place of death was or
the beach opposite B street.
Testimony was introduced
showing that Chief Laws first
saw Big Mike on Front Street
about 4:30 p.m.. the day preceed
mg the tragedy, and saw Mrs.
Big Mike about 7 p.m. when she
came to the fire station and told
'he chief that it looked like Big
Mike was going to get drunk
again, and that he was very
cranky and asked the chief to
keep a look out for him as she
was scared.
Chief Laws further stated that
she came back to the station
about 9:30 in a very excited con
dition and said she would go to
Cavy’s Cafe and get some coffee.
She was requested to remain at
the station but she refused but
said she was afraid Mike would
hurt her.
Chief Laws said he made a tour
about town and at 10:40 heard
voices in a narrow passage near
the native school house, turned
on. his flashlight and saw Big
Mike's wife. Talked with her, she
said she was fraid of Big Mike.
The Chief wanted her to go to
the Federal jail where she could
spend the night, she refusd say
; mg she was a stranger there. The
; chief told her she would get cold
! staying out all night, but she
! said “maybe I come to station
later, if I do I no come by Main
Street. I come by beach.” This
later conversation took place
about 11:30 p.m. and was the last
itime the chief saw her alive.
Chief Laws returned to the
j station and about midnight Big
Mike was taken into,custody for
^drunkenness, after Jack Solomon
went over to the station and re
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I ?>ort?d that Big Mike was drunk
and that he had refused to sell
him any beer, this was sometime!
between 11 and 11:30.
Other information yesterday!
disclosed that both Mike and his
wife had partaken of liquid re
freshments.
The doctor's examination of
the deceased showed no marks or
bruises of any kind and that the
food she had partaken of during
the evening had been digested
and expelled from the stomach,:
this the doctor said would have
consumed four hours, placing the j
time of death at some time after
midnight. Big Mike is now in the
Federal jail serving out a sus
pended sentence, given him some
time ago.
NEWS ITEMS
James Frawley is in receipt of
a wire from Mrs. Dan Alvich ;
which gives the information that
Dan was operated on yesterday j
for double-hernia and was gett- j
ing along nicely. The wire was
dated at Los Angeles.
Attorney Ira D. Orton today '
received the sad news of the!
death of his mother Mrs. Cod- (
ding, at the family residence of
Mr. Orton at Seattle. Old timers
here will recall that Mr. Codding
was one of the early comers to
the Nome section. The sympathy
of the community is extended to |
our fellow townsman, Mr. Orton
in this his hour of bereavement.;
Manager Code of the Dream I
Theatre is having a fresh water!
well sunk on his premises andj
will also dig a cess pool in the1
rear. Fresh water has been struck i
at a depth of 20 feet which ap-! i
parently will give the necessary
flow. The work is being done by *,
Herman Hoop with his steam .
thawing outfit.
Mrs. A. L. Keene who conduct
ed a tailoring and cleaning es
j tablishment on Front Street op
j posite the Nevada, before the fire
1 wiped out that portion of town in
1934, has completed a founda
| tion and moved a building on j
same and will soon be open for1
business. The work is being done
by H. E. Reimer and son George.
In reporting the case on iinsan- [
ity in yesterday's issue, the name |
of Mrs. Barbara Kukoluk, the in
terpreter, was mentioned as the;
wife of Carl Katuck. It should I
have read Mrs. Orasuk, the wife
of Carl Katuck was the person
appearing in the insanity hearing.
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