Jewelry salesman accused in $50,000 diamond heist case
An alleged holdup of Louis H. Cluck, a jewelry salesman, near Springfield and Hartford a year ago, with over $50,000 in diamonds stolen, was recalled by Deputy U S Marshal Hart of Clack. He faces charges of conspiracy to conceal assets of United Jewelry Company from a bankruptcy trustee.
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Louis H. Cluck
Springfield
Hartford
United States
Hart of Clack
United Jewelry Company, Inc
Diamond theft case charges hinge on 1921 conspiracy
Fred erick P. Schmidt, formerly head of the DOJ bureau, sworn the warrant. Cluck pleads not guilty and stays in $1000 bail. Arrested at his wife’s 109 Harvard Street Dorchester dry goods shop. National Manufacturing Jewelers Association shown interest. Cluck linked to United Jewelry Company of Hanover Street as a moving force. Warrant alleges July 1921 conspiracy to conceal uncut diamonds and rings worth $50,000 from a trustee. Possible further arrests anticipated.
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Frederick P. Schmidt
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Solomon Kantor
Cluck
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Federal
National Manufacturing Jewelers’ Association
United Jewelry Company
Hanover Street
Cecilian Guild Summer Dance Planned by Boston Group
The Cecilian Guild of Boston announces its midsummer dance next Friday at Old Beacon Hall Allerton Hill Hull with Miss Marie Patterson president and Miss Gladys Ball in charge of arrangements. Other officers include Miss Beatrice Brine secretary Miss Mary Cavanaugh secretary and Miss Louise Whelan treasurer.
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Cecilian Guild of
Boston
Greater Boston
Old Beacon Hall
Allerton Hill
Hull
Gladys Ball
Brookline
Marie Patterson
Miss Ball
Beatrice Brine
Somerville
Mary Cavanaugh
Louise Whelan
Dorchester
Greeks Concentrate Troops in Thrace
Constantinople August 1. The Greeks now have 12 divisions of troops concentrated in Thrace, according to an official Allied H Q release. French British and Italian units south of the Tchatalja line about 30 miles west of Constantinople are reinforced with men rushed from the Asiatic side and from Malta. All allied troops operate under Brigadier General Sir Charles Harrington, commander of British forces in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Thrace
Tchatalja Line
Asiatic
Malta
Charles Harington
Coat Fabric Cost Revealed Below Nine Dollars
The notice states that the cloth used for these coats costs much less than nine dollars, a detail clarified after publication of the original announcement.
Disabled Vets Taken on Outing to Provincetown
The Willing Workers League marked four years of welfare work in government hospitals by taking 40 disabled veterans from West Roxbury Hospital on an outing to Provincetown. The trip was funded by Cape Cod Steamship Company manager Frederick T. Peabody. Volunteers Mrs. William J. Scott Mrs. Lillian K. Lyons Mrs. William Potter and Miss Marion Mulhall assisted the ex service men during the day.
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Willing Workers League
Terday
Provincetown
Frederick T. Peabody
Cape Cod Steamship Company
West Roxbury Hospital
William J. Scott
Lillian K. Lyons
William Potter
Marion Mulhall
Serious Charges Against Patrolman Molly Reported
Charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and assault and battery were filed with the police commissioner yesterday against Patrolman John H Molly of the East Dedham station by attorney John W Schenck for Mr and Mrs James S Stewart of Sanford Place The Stewarts say their home was raided Saturday and the officer demanded if they harbored prostitutes and struck them in the face with his fist
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John H. Molly
East Dedham Street
John W. Schenck
Jamess. Stewart
Sanford Place
Stewarts
Dedham Street
Stewart
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Worumbo Company
R.h.white Co
White’s Annual
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Baltimore
Mts
New York City
Boston Mahere
Sis
Atti R.h.white Co
Beach
Vogue
Taffeta
Grass Rockers
Tuxedo
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Jade
Peacock
Gecohd
Acme
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