Stolen Bonds Probe Nets Yellow Kid Arrests
Chicago May 13 Joseph Well known as Yellow Kid, a confidence man with orange whiskers, was arrested with four associates in a case tied to three back robberies totaling 509000. Detectives traced him from warrants to an apartment hotel. he denied bonds theft charges and claimed reform after Joliet Prison release. The inter was held for a grand jury over a separate defraud claim against Herman Kutter of Hamilton Ohio for 37500.
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Huntington coal man William Brown dies of heart disease
William Brown a 69 year old retired coal operator known as Colonel William was found dead in his rooms at a fashionable club in Huntington today. He was born in Scotland near Glasgow and moved to Charleston thirty years ago before relocating to Huntington nine years ago. Survived by brother David Brown and son Eric, both of Huntington, and daughter Eleanor in England. Funeral arrangements await arrival of his brother and relatives from the mines in Logan county.
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Policewomen head Mary Hamilton a reformer of New York
Mary E Hamilton leader of the New York Policewomen, praised for innovation and tact in the Bureau of Missing Persons work. She notes 100 police women under her, aims to prevent crime through understanding, and plans further write ups on their progress and future impact.
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