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October 18, 1929
The Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck, Mandan, Burleigh County, Morton County, North Dakota
What is this article about?
Two automobiles were stolen in Bismarck last night: a Willys-Knight from Judge A. M. Christianson and one from barber Robert Parsnick. The latter was recovered abandoned outside city limits by authorities.
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Judge Christianson's
Automobile Is Stolen
Two automobiles were stolen in Bismarck last night, and one was recovered this morning.
Officials were looking for a Willys-Knight automobile bearing North Dakota license 3657 for 1929, which was stolen from Judge A. M. Christianson, state supreme court justice.
An auto belonging to Robert Parsnick, local barber, which was stolen last night, was found abandoned just outside the city limits today by Roland H. Crane, Burleigh county deputy sheriff, and Chris J. Martineson, chief of police.
Automobile Is Stolen
Two automobiles were stolen in Bismarck last night, and one was recovered this morning.
Officials were looking for a Willys-Knight automobile bearing North Dakota license 3657 for 1929, which was stolen from Judge A. M. Christianson, state supreme court justice.
An auto belonging to Robert Parsnick, local barber, which was stolen last night, was found abandoned just outside the city limits today by Roland H. Crane, Burleigh county deputy sheriff, and Chris J. Martineson, chief of police.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
What keywords are associated?
Automobile Theft
Bismarck
Stolen Car
Judge Christianson
Car Recovery
What entities or persons were involved?
Judge A. M. Christianson
Robert Parsnick
Roland H. Crane
Chris J. Martineson
Where did it happen?
Bismarck
Story Details
Key Persons
Judge A. M. Christianson
Robert Parsnick
Roland H. Crane
Chris J. Martineson
Location
Bismarck
Event Date
Last Night
Story Details
Two automobiles stolen in Bismarck last night from Judge A. M. Christianson and Robert Parsnick; the latter recovered abandoned outside city limits.