1 #EditableMarkerStyle0 Walter Liggett's Death <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">In an alley behind his apartment house, journalist Walter Liggett was gunned down in front of his wife and daughter on Dec. 10, 1935. Legendary Minneapolis gangster Isadore Blumenfeld, better known as Kid Cann, was tried and acquitted in the murder.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.27385300,44.96483000,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle1 Howard Guilford's Death <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">On his way home on Sept. 6, 1934, journalist Howard Guilford was murdered in a drive-by killing. Guilford was a notorious rabble-rouser and occasional blackmailer who saw himself as a crusader against vice and corruption. He was the first of three journalists to die in Minneapolis in 11 years.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.28119152,44.96385833,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle2 Arthur Kasherman's House <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">1712 Portland Avenue, Apt. 107 - This was Kasherman’s last address, which he kept secret from just about everybody. The Winstead Apartments were likely demolished to make way for Interstate 94 and 35W in the 1950s.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.26745861,44.96601420,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle3 Stray Bullet <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">A wild bullet went through the first floor window of an apartment complex at 1508 Chicago Avenue. Minneapolis police found the bullet lying in a window sill. </TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.26569908,44.96735019,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle4 Arthur Kasherman's Death <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">Arthur Kasherman, publisher of the Public Press, was murdered at the corner of Chicago Avenue and East 15th Street in Minneapolis, MN.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.26170796,44.96719989,0.00000000 X #EditableMarkerStyle5 Hannah's Cafe <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">Arthur Kasherman and his date, Pearl Von Wald, ate diner at Hannah's Cafe. While inside, someone jammed a knife into Kasherman's front tire. When Kasherman and Von Wald tried to leave, the car wouldn't move. Shortly after, a large sedan swerved around the corner with a .38-caliber pistol.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.26230877,44.96867892,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle6 Pearl Von Wald's Apartment <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">912 2nd Avenue South - The location of the Holland Hotel, where Pearl Von Wald, Kasherman's last date, lived in Apartment 305.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.27153557,44.97372607,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle7 Pantages Theatre <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">Outside the Pantages Theater, Arthur Kasherman picked up his last date, Pearl Von Wald, on Jan. 22, 1945.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.27634209,44.97645837,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle8 Minneapolis City Hall <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">350 South 5th Street - Kasherman’s life revolved around the Minneapolis City Hall and the Hennepin County courthouse. On the last morning of his life, he supposedly tipped off the sheriff to a lucrative crap game on Nicollet Avenue. He left the building for the last time in the evening of Jan. 22, 1945.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.26557034,44.97700481,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle9 Sonny's Hamburger Shop <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">When Arthur Kasherman left the courthouse on the night of Jan. 22, 1945, he first went here, to Sonny’s Hamburger Shop. When Kasherman left, the car parked behind him started up and followed him.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.26578492,44.97922090,0.00000000 #EditableMarkerStyle10 .38-Caliber Shells <TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2">The second morning after Kasherman's death, a factory worker discovered an Alka-Seltzer bottle containing 13 .38-caliber shells. The cap was dented and the glass chipped. Police figured Kasherman's killers tried to toss the bottle into the river, but it hit the railing and bounced back. They likely threw the gun as well.</TEXTFORMAT> 1 -93.26106423,44.98262075,0.00000000 -93.27166432,44.97374920,0.00000000 14 44.998244188773626 44.949243744293625 -93.22377079583008 -93.31955784416992 map com.afcomponents.umap.providers.yahoo::YahooProvider