Historical Spokane Account Notes Davenport Hotel Fires, Booze-Sales Investigation
Historical events in Spokane included three fires extinguished at the Davenport Hotel and an ongoing investigation into illegal booze sales.
Spokane, WA, October 20, 2026 —
A brief account of historical events in Spokane notes that three fires were extinguished at the Davenport Hotel and that an investigation into illegal booze sales was ongoing. The account does not provide dates for the fires or the investigation.
It also does not describe the circumstances of the fires, identify who extinguished them, or say whether anyone was injured or whether the hotel sustained damage. No further information is provided about the suspected illegal sales, including where they allegedly occurred, who was being investigated, or which agency was conducting the investigation.
The account does not establish whether the fires and the investigation took place during the same period or were connected. It presents them as separate items in a summary of Spokane’s history, without additional explanation or background.
No outcome for the investigation is included, and the available information does not say whether charges were filed or whether the inquiry was later closed. The summary likewise gives no further details about the fires beyond the number of incidents and the fact that they were extinguished.
As a result, the historical account provides only a limited record of these events: three fires at the Davenport Hotel were put out, while an investigation into illegal booze sales remained ongoing at the time described. Additional dates, official records, and details about the people or agencies involved were not provided.
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