Indicted Brooklyn executive tied to Equity Finance scheme
Moe Turman, director of Equity Finance and Service in New York, faces second degree forgery charges after confessing to forged claims totaling 91.6 million. Prosecutors expect potential recovery of up to 2.5 million as the case centers on a high interest loan operation that used merchants and Wall Street tips to mislead investors and lenders. Turman described his rise from a shoe string broker to charity work and leadership roles before the alleged fraud unravelled.
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Ifhan
Manel
Equity Finance and Service Company
New York
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Paul
Chicago
Turman
Brooklyn Jewish Center
Young Judea Movement
Man High
Wall Street
Totman
John Hoover New Style Sleuth at Justice Bureau
A report outlines John Edgar Hoover’s rise to head the Bureau of Investigation now the Secret Service. His reform mindset aims to discard old methods and emphasize lawful, evidence based crime detection. Known as a clean, disciplined figure, he approaches detective work from a new angle focusing on solid goods in court.
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John Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigations
Department of Justice
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Bureau
Hoover
Housa
Senate
Military Intelligence
Omficer
Heserve Corps
Washington
Ben Lindsey Wins Another Battle for Denver Juvenile Court
Judge Ben Lindsey, famed Denver juvenile court magistrate, won re election last November and retained his bench after facing challenger Judge Royal Turitina in district court. Graham alleged 500 to 1,500 votes were changed by fraud in over 100 precincts and sought a recount. Lindsey refused to surrender. Graham sought dismissal and then planned quo warranto actions to oust Lindsey, while the attorney questioned applicability of election contest laws to juvenile judges.
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Ben Lindsey
Denver
Royal Tturitina
Lindsey
Graham
District Court
Turney
Chile Recalls Exiled President Amid Military Turmoil
Chile recalls Arturo Alessandri from exile as the navy governs during a volatile power struggle. A failed resignation, a refused grant of leave, and splits within the army brought near civil war. Augustin Edwards acted to broker a see-saw truce between rival military factions.
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Chile
Arturo
Alessandri
Europé
Senate
Jonta
Ira
Iid
Fam
Atoup
Chite
Augustin Edwards
English Women Consider Kilts For Fashion Spread
English women reportedly weigh kilts as a substitute for the short skirt in fashion. Peggy Shinnon of the chorus wears a kilt down Fifth Avenue, New York, drawing attention to the trend and its potential U S spread.
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Che Kit
America
Peggy Shinnon
Ana
Caen Professor Invents Stenographic Machine
Blind Stenographers MM Willey of Caen France unveils a stenographic machine aimed at aiding blind clerks to focus on work. Eighteen months of practice needed to master proficiency with the new device.
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Faculty of Letters
Caen
France
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