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pioseti legislation finally rcachcs the two houses. I* *.*COLD TREACHER-HOT BANDIT From the ministry to banditry went Joe M. King-. Cold weather and failure, of his; congregation at Riverton, la., to buy. a furnace for his church drove him to It, King told police at Dallas, .Tex., where he confessed to thefts and faces a term In the penitentiary. Joe couldn't keep warm preaching. He had heard of sunny Texas and went there, but a nofthnr made him shiver. He stole __ focd and then money and then many other tilings, he said. Maybe if tlift trustees had bought that furnace Joe would still be preaching and a useful citizen, and maybe not.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Sat, Feb 16, 1929
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