Bootlegger Kills Two Officers In Night Gun Battle
Redfield S D May 13 Walter Chrissman fugitive bootlegger killed two federal and deputy officers at his home as a posse closed in. He and another deputy exchanged fire. Chrissman killed himself as search continued. Bloodhounds and federal officers joined the hunt at Redfield following the shootings.
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Redfield
Walter Chrissman
S. D
Carl Bintliff
Mitchell
Charles Halpin
Aberdeen
Bintliff
Malbin
Chrissman
R. W. Labren
Huron
Halbin
Great Church May Approve Only One Cause for Divorce
Pittsburgh reports that the Presbyterian general assembly in San Francisco may adopt a single divorce ground. Dr. Clarence E. Macartney of First Presbyterian Pittsburgh proposes adultery as the sole legal reason, replacing desertion, reflecting a push to align with other denominations.
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Great Church
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian General Assembly
San Francisco
Clarence Edward Macartney
First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
Macartney
General Assemmably
St. Francis Hotel
General Assembly
Bank Safe Theft Shocks McCune Bank in $200000 Heist
Bandits stole a two ton bank safe from McCune State Bank early yesterday, binding the watchman and loading the safe onto a waiting truck. About $200,000 loot reported, with only $7,000 in cash. rest consisted of bonds and notes. Posse returned from an all night search with no trace of the robbers. Building permits listed for local homes and businesses including garages, heating plants, and remodels as notices accompany the crime report.
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McCune
Kan
McCune State Bank
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