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RECOVER STOLEN!CAR AT KENOSHAiFaper in Back Seat ofaway before the funeral of their baby and that he has treated her in a cruel and Inhuman manner since they were married, May Louise I'roasdale has start'd a suit for divorce from Bernard Croasdale.Since the disappearance of the.husband ;ust before the funeral of j their babv ha* never been seen again, the wife charges./Barca Machine HadBeen Ignited.KENOSHA, Sept. 21.—The sedanbelonging to Peter Barca, 221fifty-seventh stret, whi h was re-Iported stolen from Fifty-fifth street*7td Sixth avenue Thursday noonwu recovered by police in Dun-nebacke’s woods later in the day.Folice said they found a quantity qt paper in the Task seat of the cur wjiich had been set afire. The up-b#lstery in the car he 1 been burned but the fire had evidently gene o ,♦ before the entire car was consumedMartin Hammer has started a sui*g^alnst the Chicago and North Shore railway for ?3f*0 to cover the cos* ofhts automobile whi h wa.- wreck.' if •In a collision on June 15.Hammer, according to h;c com plaint, was driving eas*- d ;n ♦! vicinity of South Kenosha a: 1 v alt;Crossing the Xor’h Sho-e ?:.'ft'--r' - Hr ‘■'■R?' •? vwiwhen suddenly the spekes in his left front wheel hr V • and t! axe D*11 and became w dged {.. *v ■ en th-rail and the planks of tin- lt;rRUT *ngSome time aco a re; w - made at the office of Sheriff St ' c k k.n-ton that a motorist b d oo ‘i 1» 1with a horse on a rnun'y highw iy and that. though the automobile va; seriously damaged the hors° mm away into the night, seeming ywone the worse off for the collision Today Herman Arndt, county parks director, reported to Shu riff Rubin-sbn that a brown horse, a strangerwas found and thaf he had been keeping it for two days.Stanley Verinski, 6110 Thirty-fifth avenue, reported to the policethat two watches, a wa*ch chainand ? 11.00 in cash ha 1 been stolen from h s h- me. The articles were taken from the pockets of a pair trousers in the clothes closet, Verinski said.oftbrought 1 v l,oui«Charges of fraudulent advertisingLouts c. Sehroeder, state deputy treasury agent, against Jo-seph (Joldstein, taller, of 5711 Sixth avenue, were taken under advisement Thursday afternoon after aMunicipal Judgejithearing before John C. Slater.!rIe v hcame suddenlh Dean, agedCeorge Dean Sr., of she succumbed Fridaj stroke while visitingof her daughter, Mrs.in Antioch.to Mrs. 71. wife of Wilmot when morning to a1at the hnmeAlbert Hanke,\£f*ARMORED REM SHITnr,hts r. s. u tterROCHESTER. N. Y, Sept. 21 —7’—E i v e hundred shots were px-cha, ged in a running machine pun ii.ot? 1 lt;between a coast guard cutter and a steel armored ale runner on Lake Ontario, four miles off Pult-n yville, Wayne county, early Friday.The smuggler, speedier of the twocraft, made its getaway.I1'1STUDENT SAVES INVALIDWIFE OF SCHOOL HEADSOUTH REND. Ind., Sept. 21 U hile walking home from hoo! at noon yesterday Herbert Classman, lv saw flames leaping from a residence roof. Ho ran inside, notified a maid and carried an invalid woman to safety. Later he learnedwoman was Mrs. \V. W. Borden,theCharging that her husband ran wife lt;,f the scho-d superintendent.
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Racine Journal News
Racine, Wisconsin, US
Sat, Sep 21, 1929
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