Durkin Captured in Stateroom Stoppage After Months Hunted
Martin J. Durkin, infamous Chicago killer sought for murders of a Department of Justice agent and a police sergeant, was captured in a train stateroom near St Louis after a three month search. His bride Miss Irma Sullivan of Cornell Illinois claimed to be his wife. A .44 revolver and a .45 automatic with cartridges were found on the table as captors seized him.
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Fireman William Gochenour Recovers After December 29 Fire
William Gochenour, driver for the South End Hose Company, sustained serious injuries while responding to a blaze at W. R. Talbot's residence on South Washington Street December 29. He has recovered enough to return to the truck house.
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South End Hose Company
W. R. Talbot
Washington Street
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