The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1928, Page 8

B et . o DIALOFF GETS JURY VERDICT - - COM. PERKINS OF NOT GUILTY TRANSFERRED Evan Dzaloff Found Not Guilty of Resisting Two Revenue Officers i i iy Unalga to Com. E turned late . the case o v I ‘\J](]IS()H Dzaloff, char revenue off M ke 31, last 4 P £ case abour 5 p day and the Coast Guard cutter Ur returned a pm. 'y Tanea The ca A 1 ler 1 to the So: attention last Sj Dzaloff and, Division th headquarte a friend Nick Kobak, were in.'Qakl d, Cal w ai d following a=disturban at ) nd o the cutter which Prohibition O lar the craft #§ Thane in that he st ed their identi stocd that the jury for acquittal on the f k's trial is m before Judge E. Coke Hill Grover C. Winn and Henry Ro or den, who defended Dzaloff appear for him also f the Ca May . Coast IS Qo verimant wis Fepy || station. Com. 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