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Seward
General Hospital
. Seward. Alaska
WHERE ALASKANS MEET
HOTEL ATWOOD
l Ted Taylor, Prop.
1st AVE. & PINE STREET
SEATTLE, WASH.
Rooms Without Bath
From $1.00 Per Day
Rooms With Private Bath
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! DATE’ OF ENAMORED GANGSTER
RESULTED IN HIS CAPTURE
AND ALSO OTHERS
1 CHICAGO, Jan. 12. (/P)—The un
requited love of a confessed kid
napper for a woman victim was
revealed as the factor which
brought about the breaking up of
what authorities called “one of the
most vicious extortion gangs in his- !
tory.”
The woman is Mrs. Max Gecht,
blonde and pretty, whose husband,
a physician, said he paid $2,000
ransom to the gang.
The alleged kidnapper who be
came enamored of her was Gus
Sanger, owner of a bungalow in
suburban Palos Park where the
band made its headquarters. Mrs.
Gecht said she was held hostage
in the bungalow for several days
iafter her husband had been released
last December 12 to obtain the
ransom.
After she was freed, Sanger sent
her some liquor as a gift and made
an appointment to meet her on a
street corner. She informed au- )
thorities and when Sanger kept the j
appointment, he wras seized by a
score of deputies disguised as street;
repair workers.
Information obtained from him
led to the apprehension of the other !
alleged kidnappers.
MANY HOMELESS
GLASGOW, Scotland, Jan. 12. (yP) !
j —More than 2,000 families were i
j made homeless Sunday when rising
I waters of the Clyde and Cart rivers
created the worst flood conditions i
ever to prevail in this section. No ;
I loss of life had been reported.
Andrew Twedt, 66 years of age,
j died in Ketchikan recently says l*ha
j Chronicle.
Old papers at Tde Gateway.
Aron Ericson
PAINTER and DECORATOR
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MAIL CONTRACTS DT
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WASHINGTON, D. C„ Jan.' 12.
(/P)—Chairman Davis, of the House
Merchant Marine Committee, prom
ised an investigation of ocean mail
contracts following the decision of
the United States Lines to lay up
the SS Leviathan while the SS Ma
[jestic, which is also owned by the
International Mercantile Marine,
continues to operate.
The Majestic flies the British
flag and Mr. Davis declared lines
operating such vessels should not
I receive subsidies.
At a recent Metlakatla election,
Herbert Muchison was elected ma
yor of that city, reports the Ketchi
kan Chronicle.
Miss Dorothy Brainard Betties
was united in holy bonds of matri
mony December 31 to James Moore |
Dolan, at a Cordova wedding, says'
the Cordova Times.
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