Duveen Brothers Probed in Million Dollar Customs Fraud
Federal agents raid the Duveen Brothers firm on 5th Avenue as part of a large customs fraud investigation. Benjamin J Duveen is jailed on conspiracy charges while Henry Wise, U S Attorney, cites potential losses over 1 000 000 with multiple relatives and associates implicated. The case centers on false consignments and invoices used to evade duties on art antiques and furniture.
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New York
Duvaen Brothers
Benjamin J. Duveen
Wand Duveen
Depart‘ment of Justice
Benjamin F. Duveen
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Jenna
Duvden
Randowas
Henry 4. Daveen
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Dive Brothers
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Edwin’ R. Norwood
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Lost Headland child found after long search
A mother from Headland lost her young child in a Saxon-Heard Wilting Company store crowd. A report spread townwide as volunteers searched. The girl was found with another mother near Dixie and reunited with her mother after being cared for by Mr. Baker and a search party.
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D. W. Baker
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Montgomery Population Rise Shown in 1910 Census
Washington reports Montgomery city population at 8,936 in 1810? The text shows garbled figures but notes a gain over 1900 and cites prior counts: 30,248 in 1900, 27,883 in 1890, 16,713 in 1800. The piece discusses growth and percentage changes in early censuses.
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Washington, D.C
Montgomery
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