Ponzi Testimony at Hanover Trust Inquiry Faces Denials
Boston agents including Charles Pizzi and John Dondero deny Ponzi schemes at Hanover Trust hearings. Ponzi sought large loans by certificates of deposit while bank officials describe cancellations and misused notes, with McNary detailing deposits exceeding two million and multiple agents collecting profits.
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Hanover Trust
Ponzi
Charles Pizzi
Emmons Street
Fast Boston
Hanover Trust Company
Hanover Street
Mr. Dodge
Pizzi
School Street
McNary and Farrell
J. R. Poole
Boston
Johns
Dondero
John A. Dondero
William E. Maloney
Chmielinski
Therm
Cosmopolitan
Tremont
Mr. McNary
Tremont Trust Company
Benjamin Swig
McNary
Tennessee Suffrage Vote Put In Doubt After House Action
Tennessees ratification faces legal doubt as the House reconsidered its action and failed to concur with the Senate. The dispute centers on whether the certified record to Washington remains valid, with state officials saying only a court or the governor can alter the certification. The State Department avoided taking a position, noting the matter hinges on the federal certification already made.
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House
Roberts
Colby
Senate
Tennessee
Washington
Alabama
Riddick
Walker
State Department
Tennessee House
Congress
Burning attacks continue in Belfast as curfew set
Unionist youths renewed incendiarism against Nationalist saloons across districts in Belfast. Military posts were withdrawn from Falls and Shankill but to be reestablished at curfew tonight. Official hospital tallies report 17 dead and 169 seriously injured since Saturday morning, with many more minor injuries treated.
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Falls
Shankill
United States cruiser Pittsburg arrives at Danzig
The United States cruiser Pittsburg reached the port of Danzig to safeguard American refugees and property, following orders to protect U S interests in the area.
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Berlin
United News
Pittsburg
Danzig
Elevator plunge in New York hospital building kills two
Two men, Albert A. Caplan and Max Lauter, both workers in the 215 Fourth Avenue building, died when an 18 passenger elevator fell ten stories during a day rush. Sixteen others were injured, some seriously, as the car jammed at the first floor preventing a worse loss of life, say fire department officials.
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Fourth Avenue
Albert
A. Caplan
Max Lauter
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