Notorious Huckins Swindle Ends in Prison Deaths
The Huckins father and son died penniless while serving federal and state terms after a wide scale 1925 1929 scheme promising 26 and later 52 percent interest drew in investors. A mysterious financier Flaherty allegedly ran the empire from New York Chicago and Philadelphia as the duo propped up the fraud, believing cash would flow again.
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Milwaukee
Earl
Flaherty
General Cigar Company
United States Department of Internal Revenue
Chase National Bank
New York City
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Chicago
Linn County
W. J. Barngrover
Mr. Flaherty
Elmer Huckins
Barngrover
Juror Deadlock in Jones County Case Ends with Guilty Plea
Elmer Huckins pleaded guilty before a Milwaukee federal grand jury and received a 15 year term. He died September 14 at the Springfield Missouri federal hospital.
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Elmer Huckins
Milwaukee
Springfield
Grave Defects Linked to Thumb Sucking, Doctor Warns
Chicago report cites Dr Earl W Swinehart presenting 35 children aged two to fifteen to claim thumb-sucking causes serious nervous disturbances retarded growth and bodily dysfunctions. The cases illustrate grave physical and mental defects he attributes to the habit.
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Earl W. Swinehart
Swinehart
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