Eighteenth Street Girl Is Taken to Hospital
A 16 year old girl Irene Smith living on Eighteenth Street was found unconscious near Division and Irving streets by southbound Soo Line crew. Taken to St Marys hospital, she recovered and was brought before Juvenile Judge Goss for a “talking to” after her father requested action.
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