Wolf of Wall Street to Begin Second Prison Term
New York March. Lamar, known as the wolf of Wall Street, must serve one year in Trenton penitentiary for conspiracy and restraining foreign trade. Federal Justice Manton ruled the second sentence starts after the first ends. Lamar had claimed the prior sentence was served in Atlanta for impersonation. He aided German agents to stir labor troubles in war supply factories.
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New York
March
Daetd
Lamar
Wolf of
Wall Street
Trenton
SS. 7
Manton
Hint
Atlanta
Wamnatt
G. Os
Will Starthhe
Cushman
Indicted Master Plumbers Plead Guilty to Charge
In En Yor on March 2, four members of the Master Plumbers association and three individuals faced guilty pleas on anti trust charges linked to a building trust probe. Firms named include Darmstadt, Willa You, Schwaler Contracting, and Jarcho Bros. Inc. Individuals listed are Milton Sehnair Morris Jarcho and Jacob Jarenc.
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Pour Cor Mionétione
Master Plumbers Association
Stilll Supreme Court
Atler Tihtit
Building Trust
Mares H. Darmstadt
Te. Willa You Tiwabing Companilton Schwaler Contracting Corporation
Jarcho Bros., Inc
Milton Sehnair
Morris Jarcho
Jacob Jarenc
Hartford Bankers Sentenced for Embezzlements
Hartford March 2 Ray Healey former officer of the Bank of Hartford was sentenced by Judge Haines to one year in jail and a fine for embezzlement from the bank. Raymond J Porter a former Hartford Conn Trust Co employee pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three to six years in state prison.
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Raymond R. Healey
R. J. Porter
Hartford
Mar
Ray Healey
Los. Bank
Haines
Blcod
Criminal
Raymond J. Porter
Hartford Conn. Trust Company
Shipping Board Faces Losses Highlight Fund Strain
SGPON March 2 A financial statement to the Senate shows the Shipping Board tied up 467 vessels or 82 percent of government cargo carriers, costing taxpayers about 760000 dollars daily. Wooden ships totaling 266 vessels add a 692 dollar monthly cash loss per vessel as the board struggles to set charges. Senator Edge notes the board cannot even determine its financial position and demands accountability.
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SGPON
Mar
Senaterge
Republican
New Jersey
Edge
Senate
Captain Lockhart Succeeds Strickland in Hartford Army
Major Daglet W. Strickland and the Connecticut National Guard have been discharged. Captain Charles Lockhart, on recruiting duty in New Haven, is placed in command. A board of examination for officers will assemble at the state armory on Friday March 4 with several captains and lieutenants ordered to report. A second session on March 18 will include additional artillery officers.
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Hartford
Uonn
Daglet W. Strickland
Connecticut
Charles Lockhart
New Haven
Adjutant General
State Armory
Francis J. Shear
Wilfred H. Nieman
Willian J. Whornton
Thomas J. Reilly
Artes H. Pendeton
Harald ©. Whitten
Caymiry
John Coolac
Lesie J. Reynoles
Lay
Howard EB
Criminal Superior Court Sessions Resumed by Judge Kelosy
The criminal superior court will resume tomorrow morning before Judge John T. Kelosy. Four cases are listed for disposition, including two against William P. Jarredo of this city. One case involves a violation of conditional sales laws, and one charges pretences. Louie Nagy and Chit Dndas are charged with assault with intent. The court proceedings are expected to proceed with these matters.
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Willer
Norning
John T. Kelosy
Wiliam P. Jarredo
Louie Nagy
Chit Dndas
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van Dyk
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Park City Coal CO
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Cannon Street
Main and
Broad Sts
Barnum
Post Publishing Co
Shipping Board
Captain Lockhart
Strickland
Hadley
la Touraine
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