Record mark for customs receipts up to 56 million
Washington July 5 A Treasury statement by Assistant Secretary Elmer Dover shows U S customs receipts for the just completed fiscal year at 56 413 387 the highest in 133 years. The gain over last year is 48 418 285 while the previous peak was 333 683 445 in 1910 the year with the largest total. The rise reflects improved business and import activity aided by a reorganized customs service at its highest standard.
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Washington
Treasury
Elmer Dover
United States
Customs Service
Randolph Bank Robbery Suspect Chapman Under Indictment
Gerald Chapman alias Chappie Caldwell a known to be leading the Randolph Bank robbery gang faces indictment in Plymouth County Massachusetts for robbing the National Bank of Randolph of 40000 on Nov 17 1919. Chapman is sought in many cities and linked to crimes in San Francisco Niagara Falls Chicago and more.
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Gerald Chapman
Chappie Caldwell
George Chatres
Edward Bryce
New York
American Railway Express Company
Plymouth County
Mass
National Bank of Randolph
Chapman
United States
San Francisco
Niagara
N. Y
Chicago
Pinkerton
Randolph Bank
Massachusetts
West
Katzmann
Irving Tomna
Frances Howard
George W. Glidden
Brockton
Boston
Toledoo
New York Post Office
Lice
Workhouse
Winters
Elmira
Sing Sing
Auburn
Clifton
Charles P. Heins
Dutch Anderson
Charles Lambert
Loeber
Randolph
Floor of Sea Charted by Radio Device
Secretary Roosevelt reports on the oceulator sounding device used aboard the Stewart during a nine day Newport to Gibraltar cruise. Over 900 soundings between 20 and 2 minutes frequency revealed an ocean floor with plains bordered by 4000 foot mountains and deep unseen depressions.
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Gibraltar
Stewart
Annapolis
Navy Department
Hayes
Roosevelt
Newport
Josephine
Tysburg Bank
Azores Islands
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Crook Chapman
Washington St
Tremont and
Beacon Sts
Normandy
Milan
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Camp Gardner
Neal
Altho
Senate
Boise
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