1975 Windstorm Claims Professor, 1925 Boys Elect Mayor
Update: 2025-12-03
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In 1975, a devastating windstorm struck the Inland Northwest, claiming the life of Eastern Washington State College professor Ralph G. Connor. The storm also caused widespread damage, including power outages and flooding in Western Washington. Meanwhile, in 1925, a group of boys in Spokane formed Boytown and elected Tex Allen as their mayor, showcasing an early example of civic engagement. Additionally, Spokane implemented a new traffic rule requiring motorists to stop completely at Division, Monroe, and Washington streets due to a high number of traffic accidents.
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