Grill Ponzi Again Today With Large Investor List
A long list of names and addresses appears as investors in a Ponzi scheme investigation.Amounts in thousands are shown alongside names such as Harry Blackton and Mrs. Charlotte Blass with streets in Dorchester Roxbury Boston and Cambridge. The fragment ends with multiple figures and a partial note.
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Harry Blackton
Pickney Rd
Dorchester
Charlotte Blass
Centre St
Roxbury
Louis Blass
Boston
John Booth
Leyden St
East Boston
Henry Bloomburg
Broad St
Lynn
Ellen L. Crowley
Monument Sq
Charlestown
Thomas M. Curley
Johnson St
West Roxbur
John F. Cusack
Park St
T. H. Cuddy
South Market
Louie Freedman
Washington St
J. A. Hitchcock
Colby Rd
Atlantic
Patrick W. Horan
Lynwood St
James G. Milward
Trakukor St
Roslindale
J. T. Monahan
Shawmut Ave
John D. Morrison
Pembroke St
William C. Newton
Jersey St
Henry Nielson
Chestnut St
Cambridge
Mary D. Ratto
Boylston St
Reagan-Kip Co
Tremont St
Alexander Faulkner
Cypress St
Brookline
Kate Lewis
Morton St
Mattapan
William J
Jeremiah Herlihy
Hull St
A. Hermanson
Whiting St
Dedham
William B. Hodges
Reservoir Ave
Revere
Harold Hoffman
Massachusetts Ave
C. W
A. M. Horne
Bradfield Ave
Ros
Minnie Mitchell
Bullard St
E. W. Moon
Wadsworth St
Allston
Samuel Narcus
P. A. Newman
Naples Rd
C. Nichol
Revere St
Scotia
M. Nigro
Broadway
Abram Re
Fulton
Annie A. Fagan
Market St
Bessie Millen
Henry G. Fessenden
Myrtle St
John R. Grogan
Pearl St
George Lawrence
Cambria
Elizabeth Leonard
River Rd
Winthrop
B. R. Lowell
Angus MacDonald
Edwin St
A. J. McNamara
Otis St
Ponzi receivers to probe assets in federal hearing
Ponzi and his secretary Miss Lucy Meii of Revere are to testify at 10:30 A.M. in room 443 of the Federal Building as receivers press further asset discovery. Attorneys say a petition denying insolvency was filed yesterday in federal court by Daniel V. Mc Isaac. Additional summonses will be served to compel testimony before officials Edward A. Thurston William R. Sears and John F. Perkins.
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Ponzi
Daniel V. McIsaac
Federal Building
Lucy Meii
Revere
Edward A. Thurston
William R. Sears
John F. Perkins
Meli
Ponzi Case Receivers May Call Family and Bank Officials
The article notes that Ponzi's wife and his mother, along with Hanover Trust Company officials and other banks, are likely to be summoned before the receivers under oath. They may be ordered to testify about their knowledge of where the money flowed, with further details on the continuation on Page 5-1et Column.
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Ponzi
The
Hanover Trust Company
List of Ponzi Investors Pages 10 and 11
Pages 10 and 11 provide a directory of individuals linked to a Ponzi scheme, naming investors, amounts invested, and related entities. The list appears as a reference to participants and their inferred stakes within the fraudulent program. The article presents names and suspected roles without narrative context.
Wild Car Hurts Four Children on Dorchester Avenue
An automobile owned and driven by Ural B. Martin of 100 Sydney street ran onto the sidewalk on Dorchester Avenue near Sedan Street injuring four. Mary Collins 2, Dorchester Avenue, was treated for facial cuts and sent home. James W. Paris 4, Sedan Street, and Phyllis Ames 19, and Helen Ames 17 of 100 Sydney street, were admitted to City Hospital for cuts and bruises.
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Dorchester Avenue
Sedan Street
Dorchester
Ural B. Martin
Sydney Street
Mary Collins
James W. Paris
Phyllis Ames
Helen Ames
City Hospital
Leather Workers Return To Work After Lockout
Leather Workers No. 32 members, more than 3 percent of the union, returned to work after a nine week stoppage. At a Wells Memorial building meeting they reported a closed shop agreement with the Leather Goods Manufacturers Association, a wage increase from 2.50 to 5 per week, and a 44 hour week.
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Weks
Wells Memorial Building
Leather Goods Manufacturers’ Association
Senate panel to probe national campaigns in exhaustive inquiry
Chicago Aug 23 Senate campaign investigating committee announced plans for a thorough and exhaustive inquiry into the Republican and Democratic national campaigns. The panel said the investigation would cover multiple facets of the campaigns and their financing.
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Chicago
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Hanover Trust Chief Denies Ponzi Fee Knowledge
Henry H. Chmielinski, president of the Hanover Trust Company, says he did not know the firm paid $50,000 at Ponzi's order to its attorneys. Receivers were told the fee was split into three parts instead of two, with an official allegedly taking one third as commission before passing it on.
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Henry H. Chmielinski
Hanover Trust Company
Chmielinski
Shooting at Brockton Boarding House Sends Man to Calf Injury
In Brockton a dispute at 19 Peckham Street led Louis Messry to draw a sz ealibre revolver and fire twice at Matty Massalian. One shot missed. the other struck Massalian in the calf. Messry was arrested.
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Brockton
Peckham Street
Louis Messry
Matty Massalian
Massalian
Messry
Suffrage Deadlock Unbroken in Tennessee Ratification
In Nashville the dispute over the order restricting state and legislative officials from certifying Tennessee’s ratification of the federal suffrage amendment may be heard Wednesday or Thursday. The order now includes the Senate and House chief clerks and covers Saturday’s House actions when not properly organized.
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Nashville
Tenn
Washington
Tennessee
Senate
House
Legislative Standstill as Suffragists Sit Out in Decatur
The State legislature stalls with over twenty anti suffragist members in Decatur, Alabama. Suffragists in the House tried to push local bills and avoid roll calls but a quorum was missing, adjournment followed until tomorrow and is expected to continue for days.
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Decatur
Ala
Polish policy sparks Wilsons mix up and Warsaw stance
In Lucerne Premier Lloyd George says Wilsons Russia policy clashes with Prince conference declarations and refuses to meddle in US or French matters. In Washington Polish officials assure no pursuit beyond natural frontiers, with Warsaw awaiting formal note reiterating Colbys view.
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Lucerne
Lloyd George
Wilson
Russia
France
Wrangel
Government position outlined amid ongoing policy debate
The article notes the current stance of the American government as it faces continued discussion and policy development. Further details appear on page S8 Seventh Column.
Grief at Shift of Edwards
Grief at shift of Edwards triggers strong reactions among military leaders and the Young Democrats as heads of the army are exasperated. The article notes deep anger and protest over the personnel reassignment and its implications for policy and command.
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Edwards
New England Mourns Transfer of Brigadier General Edwards
Following the announcement that Brigadier General Clarence R. Edwards commanding officer of the Northeastern Department had orders to transfer to command a single infantry brigade at Camp Dix Wrightstown New Jersey messages of regret poured into the Yankee Division leader’s office.
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Clarence R. Edwards
Camp Dix
Wrightstown
N. J
Clarence Boedwards
Finkee
New England
Former YD Officers and Friends Reach Out by Calls
Telephone calls telegrams and personal calls by former YD officers and friends indicate ongoing outreach and contact after the organization’s activities. The communications reflect lingering networks and support across former members and associates.
Boy Buried in Sand Cave-In Near Home
Springfield reports 12 year old Bernard Lyons of 31 Orlando street was buried in sand after he and two companions dug a tunnel under a sand bank. Police freed him after ten minutes. he was unconscious but revived with treatment. Doctor W A Shaw found him uninjured.
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Springfield
Bernard Lyons
Orlando Street
Cambridge Man Arrested for Attempted Arson
Alton H. Brown aged 27 of Beech Street Cambridge was arrested after midnight by Cambridge police on charges of attempted arson. Police allege he left his bedroom, lit a kerosene soaked newspaper and threw it through a broken window into the furniture store of William Henderson.
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Alton H. Brown
Beech Street
Cambridge
William Henderson
Cork Lord Mayor on Hunger Strike in London Jail
Lord Mayor Terence MacSweney of Cork remains on hunger strike in Brixton jail London though weaker he shows resolve not to end the protest.
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London
Terence MacSweney
Cork
Brixton Jail
Lord Mayor of Cork Stands Firm Amid Pressure to Yield
Archbishops Mannix and the bishops visited the imprisoned Lord Mayor MacSweney. He refused to surrender Irish liberty, saying he would rather die than capitulate. Mannix called him a martyr and condemned government silence.
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MacSweney
Cork
Mannix
Australia
Ballard
Killaloe
Sinn Fein
Riot Continues During Inquest in Lisburn
More rioting erupted in Lisburn Ireland as an inquest into Police Inspector Swanzy’s murder proceeded. A butcher shop owned by an Irish Nationalist was burned and other premises attacked. The verdict named the killers as unknown.
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Lisburn
Ireland
Swanzy
Repudiation Talk Reaches State Convention Over Burrell
Republican clubs urged action after State Treasurer Fred J. Burrell faced questions about placing state funds in banks linked to his advertising agency. The State committee also formed a five member panel to investigate and advise on convention steps.
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Fred J. Burrell
Burrell
Republican State Committee
Today’s anniversaries and a wartime note
A brief item recalls an incident one year ago when a United States pursuit ended against Mexican bandits. It also mentions a German prisoner escape from Camp Sherman near Chillicothe.
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Beto
United States
Cava
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Forecast for Boston and vicinity fair with moderate temps
Washington reports the New England outlook calls for generally fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate temperatures. Air pressure remains high east of the Rockies and scattered showers have ended. winds will be gentle to moderate from the north along the Atlantic coast and in coastal areas.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic
Missiastoni River
Atlantic
Sands Hook
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather Forecast and Yesterday's Temperatures
Weather outlook predicts bright and fair conditions today and tonight with warmth similar to yesterday. Reported temperatures from Thompson's Spa show highs around 89 and lows near 68, average yesterday about 66 and a year ago 75.
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Thompson
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
American League games featured Cleveland beating Boston 2 to 1 in game one while Boston won 4 to 3 in 13 innings in game two. New York defeated Detroit. Philadelphia topped St. Louis 2 to 1 in the first game and St. Louis won 5 to 1 in the second. In the National League Chicago beat Boston 5 to 1. Brooklyn bested Pittsburgh. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3. New York won 10 to 3 against St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Boston
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louie
St. Louis
Chicago
Beston
Hrooklyna
Pittaburle
Cincinnati
St. Louisa
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