Police rescue abducted child as Detroit chase ends
A fleet of 18 Detroit police scout cars pursued an abductors in an eight mile chase through east side streets. Seven year old Karen Kuechenmeister was rescued unharmed and returned to her mother. Suspect 36 year old father William Mabrey held on kidnapping and related charges.
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Two Die and Three Hurt in Scranton Rooming-House Fire
In Scranton a three-story rooming house fire last night killed two men, Howard Hawks aged 63 and John Dudane aged 70, who suffocated fleeing smoke. Three others were slightly burned and treated at Scranton State Hospital. Thirty occupants escaped unharmed. cause of the blaze was not immediately determined.
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Returned Veteran Pfe. Robert Mans service held Tuesday
Funeral service for Pfe. Robert F Mans took place at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Ray Harris officiating. Military honors were given at Spring Greeks Cemetery by Corry Veterans Council. In attendance were numerous relatives and armed color guards, bugler, and bearers from multiple nearby towns.
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Warren Man Guilty on Forgery Charges Involving Cash Notes
The Warren man faced forgery charges after obtaining forty five thousand dollars hidden behind a radiator, passing a twenty six thousand dollar note through Anderson, and later moving eighty thousand dollars from a Detroit safety deposit to Anderson in exchange for a note and a pie valued at one hundred fifty thousand. He claimed payments were demanded and not forthcoming, and said many friends aided his scheme. In 1924 Spring Creek President Gootidge’s inauguration was broadcast via twenty four stations.
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Fire destroys chicken house in Ringwood area blaze
Fire at a Ringwood farm near Somerset county yesterday caused about 1200 chickens to be cremated and much farm equipment to be destroyed. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars. Cause not determined. Elbert Barron reported the incident.
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