Rabbi'son Tells of Forgeries on 1,300,000 Notes
New York fin Lt Me Tur, son of a Cabaze yr bbt presi dent of Young Judea in this city and prominent in Brooklyn social trida, confessed to forgeries totaling 12,300,900. He directed notes for Equity Finance and Service Co and forged notes of merchant clients. He reportedly admitted borrowing from his widow mother and five children in Chicago to support the scheme.
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Hawthorne man faces federal charge over mail fraud
The suspect was arrested in Meridian on a warrant issued by Assistant Attorney George E. Cohen and brought to town by Deputy U.S. Marshal D. Marsh. The case involves selling indecent fur through the mail and reflects federal charges in the mail misuse matter.
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Donda
Dental Health Promoted by Modern Bridgeport Clinic
A Dr C W King office in Bridgeport advertises dentistry that improves health and appearance. It emphasizes free examinations, quick modern procedures, and very low costs, urging people to seek care to avoid misery from bad or missing teeth.
Spanish envoy becomes dean of diplomatic corps
The Spanish envoy in Washington, Jules Jusserand, departs after years of service. He leaves as dean of the diplomatic corps, to be succeeded by the Spanish ambassador to the United States, who has long served in Washington.
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Si Nor Rinne
Kgton
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Ameren
Autoist Loses Eye Sues City for 10000 Dollars
A motorist sues the city of Meriden seeking 316 400 in damages after losing an eye in an incident. The case hinges on alleged negligence by city authorities and seeks compensation for medical costs and loss of vision.
Enforcing War Debt Claim Faces French Opposition
Paris reports Deputy Marin denounces US demands as "iniquitous" and argues Allies owe France for years of conflict. He warns France should not bear the full burden of war costs while Britain and others recoup interests, urging a balanced settlement and recognition of France’s wartime sacrifices.
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Boulosne
Breaks All Laws On Automobiles Judge Declares Case
Police court this morning found Fartd Stipek in violation of multiple vehicle laws. Judge WooC E Hungerford set bonds at 1600 and fined 20 for operating an unrestored automobile without lights. Stipek allegedly lied about age to obtain a license and continued violations.
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DLA LIST DIFS NORWICH Jin 2i- Dr Tooms Crowley
Dr Tooms Crowley a well known dentist from Chicopee Falls Massachusetts died in an operation on Sunday. He was a graduate of Philadelphia Dental College and a member of the Connecticut and New London County dental associations. He also belonged to the fourth degree KOLOthits of Columbus and other state groups.
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Columbus
Georgia sherif» forced 10 leave without captive
Hartford January 22 Deputy shelf A R Yon began his return from Cuthber Ga this forenoon He arrived in Hartford about 6 oclock this morning with sufficient par to escort a prisoner wanted are der back to the southern state The governor s papers are being drawn by a prison gang gathering it is reported He reviewed the visit with authorities and postponed the trip The prisoner Creyer murder case referenced with unusual detail Mrs Mary Gioven in a dince Sul oo Shellman Me ntio ns Georgi court charges and a murder date in 1922 The story centers on Loney Maliiis Mal Wobse and Howard B Inew.
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Waterbury to borrow 1.5 million to cover deficits
Waterbury Board of Finance met in the mayor's office to approve an anticipated 1.5 million loan. Funds are planned to meet current expenses for the coming months as April tax collections lag. The borrowing follows a prior deficit and aims to smooth cash flow until May tax receipts are received.
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