Indict Dead Man In Fraud Case Hits Insurance Firms
Two Passaic physicians Dr Aaron L Simon and Dr Morvis Korsher were indicted for defrauding insurance firms of about 50600 by attesting to the health of Dr Simon's brother in law Jacob Bloomfeld who died. Bloomfeld was allegedly part of the scheme though exhumed evidence questioned a fractured skull as the cause. The two doctors faced $3000 bail each and the case involves an Atlanta proprietor Mrs A A De Tonch connected to a sawmill machinery firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bloomfeld
Passaic
Armstrong
Insurance Companie
Vaaid
Bloomfeld
A. A. de Tonch
Atlanta
Medal Honors Harding Additions to Presidential Series
The Mint plans a Harding commemorative medal following a New York Times report. Obverse shows Harding in profile by Morgan, with Mrs. Harding’s approval shaping the design, bronze casting in Washington, and a new reverse featuring a mourning war figure and laurel. This caps the twenty ninth in Philadelphia’s Presidential medal series, with other historic pieces noted and orders already flowing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Harding
Morgan
Philadelphia Mint
Wwe
By. Harding
America
Harter
William McKinney
United States
Coolidge
George Washington
Washington
Pierre Simon du Mivier
Jean du Vivier
du Vivier
le Pere
Liege
William Henry Morrison
Whee
Harrison
John Trier
James K. Polk
Zachary
Lincoln
Abraham
Abraham Lincoln
Columbia
William McKinley
Mr. Morgan
Roosevelt
Gare
Philadelphia
Congress
Army
Navy
Mexico
Antlong
Frederick Rose
Royal Navy
Jamaica
New York
Buchanan
Treasury
David Rittenhouse
United States Mint
Jefferson
Dupre
United States of Africa
War Department
Pelo
Loma
F Mantrun
Weil
Coast Guard
CIA
Mos
Benjamin Frankley
Gene
Lord Cor i Burgoyne
Liberty
Rod of Liberty
Whiskey Ring Arrest Sparks Cincinnati Prohibition Probe
Federal agents and Justice officials arrested three men and three women in Cincinnati amid a whiskey ring probe. Thirteen barrels alleged shipped from New York were seized, and 42 whiskey tips tied to operations across several states are under investigation dating back five years to a distillery robbery in Loretta Indiana. Robert J Lawrence, a real estate broker, his wife, and Lawrence Worgon, a pab el manager, were arrested in a raid on his apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Onto
Department of Justice
New York
Sui
Loretto
Ixy
Prohibition
Robert J. Lawrence
Cval
Tast Nlebt
Lawrence
Lawrence Worgon
Say Richman's Son Receives Stolen Bonds
Robert A. Franuks Jr son of Cara celeb Foundation official was arrested in New York on charges of receiving stolen bonds in Cincinnati in 1922. Indicted men McAvoy and Macewan brothers were accused of selling the bonds worth about $20,000 from a $106,000 robbery connected to the Southern or Western Life Insurance case in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept
Robert A. Franuks, Jr
Caracele Foundation
Honda
Cincinnati
Willam McAvoy
Hugh
John Macewan
Suesday
Franks
Southern
Western Lite Insurance
Eb, H. Rolling and Son
New London Norwich Bus Increase Denied
Hartford Sept 21 The Public Utilities Commission denied a request by Michel Ruideih for higher service between New London and Norwich citing no established need for through service between the submarine base and Norwich Railroads and trolley lines opposed the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-Norwich
Hartford
Helayn
Michel Ruldeih
New London
Thames River
New Jondon
Norwich
Bwu
Une subneLring Lase
Railroads
Traley Wines
President and sons to live normal life at Mercerburg Academy
Washington reports that the President and Mrs Coolidge wish their sons John and Calvin Jr. to enjoy a normal life. The boys were sent away from Washington to Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania so they could live like ordinary youths and not be subjected to public life or constant attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
John
Calvin, Jr
Mercersburg Academy
Avercersbury
Wagon wheels dialed from wagon. repairs ordered
Report states STPRAL wagon wheels were dialen yesterday from its wagon and sent for repairs at a shop on 1712 Main Street. Florida State Cottage for Worth af Tallahassee owns 260 acres with buildings valued at over one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isoing Kerlinaly
Ad Sinlth
Main Street
Florida State Cottage
Worth Af
Tallahassee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maas
Minerva
France
Boston
Temple
Indjan
Sana
Mississippi
Mint
Vicksbro
Chattanooga
Mississippi River
Bosak
Bosak Manufacturing CO
Scranton
Cor. OF Elm
Supreme Savings
Sofh Aniversary
Sale
Coats
Porn
Wenialy
Shisrman
Regal Radio Service
Water St. Bar
Ana Dende Rierstinlyfas
Reid & Todd Jewelers & Optometrists
Stratfield
Icafeteria
Stratfield Hotel
Fr. A. Cantwell, Mer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!