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1921
19th Amendment (U.S. Constitution): Women attain the Right to Vote
1923
Mary Bertelme first woman elected to the Circuit Court
Mayor William Dever elected; pledges to close every "vicious cabaret"
1924
Passage of U. S. Immigration Act
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Case Description
Ross, Blanche - Age 32 - Colored - Died from knife wound in right thigh received during a struggle with her husband, Henry. Coroner's jury unable to determine in whose hand knife was held and released Henry Ross. 2A Dist.
Circumstances
| Date of offense |
January 30, 1923 |
| Date of death |
January 30, 1923 |
| Time between offense and death |
Immediate - death occurred at the crime scene
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| Type of location |
Residence
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| Type of residence |
Residence of both victim and defendant
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| Murder/suicide? |
Yes
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| Circumstances description |
Domestic violence
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| Total number of victims |
1
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| Total number of defendants |
1
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| Related to Prohibition? |
Yes
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Victim
| Name |
Ross, Blanche
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| Age |
32 years
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| Gender |
Female
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| Race |
Black
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| Ethnicity |
African American
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| Victim/defendant relationship |
Wife/Husband
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| Related by blood or marriage |
Spouses
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Defendant
| Name |
Ross, Henry
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| Gender |
Male
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| Race |
Black
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| Ethnicity |
African American
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| Defendant/victim relationship |
Spouses (including common law and ever married)
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| Related by blood or marriage |
Spouses
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Police
| Precinct |
2
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| Allegations of police corruption |
No
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Legal
| Outcome of coroner's judgement |
Discharged
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| Type of legal decision recorded |
Coroner's verdict only
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| Allegations of police corruption |
No
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