Levenson Shadow Case Reveals Family Divorce Plot
McCarthy testified Levenson hired him to shadow Terry and Mrs. Levenson in a Berkshire dispute over divorce and alleged alienation. Levenson described moneyed suspects with mansions and a 50 000 bond, planning to sue Terry for 200 000 as detectives watched.
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Terry
Levenson
McCarthy
David H. Slade
Rae Tanner-Osborn
Broadway
Slade
L Levenson
Massachusetts
Great Barrington
New Jersey
Marks
Mac
Cassidy
Terry’s
Kidnap Plot Aimed at Edsel Ford Revealed by Detective
Floyd Gray, private detective, claims conspirators planned to vault Edie Ford in a cement tomb under a Mt. Clemens home and keep him two weeks with provisions. If ransom refused, Edsel would be left to die underground. Gray, posing as janitor, learned of the plan in a local hotel and plans to leave town after the four men are arraigned.
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Toledo
Floyd Gray
Edie Ford
Henry Ford
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Young Ford
Edsel
Gray
Passage on British warships opened to commercial travellers
Sir Hamar Greenwood announced before the Association of British Chambers of Commerce that British commercial travellers and business representatives may sail on warships leaving the country for distant posts. Walter Hume Long, first lord of the admiralty, has approved the social service.
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Hamar Greenwood
Home Affairs
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Walter Hume Long
Th Admiralty
Hamar
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