Master Forgers Tricks Exposed In Banking Fraud
A banking article outlines major forgery schemes and the predators behind them. It highlights William Haollton Harkins, F Mayer, and other criminals, detailing how blank checks and forged indorsements were used. Banks nationwide broadcast the methods to curb losses, with annual depredations reaching tens of millions.
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Deadhbad
Recher
A. Lewis, Jr
American Bankers Association Journal
Crimea
Lewis Waya
Bert
William Haollton Harkins
Harkton
Harkins
Harkin
Jin
Thaaters
Selsing
Harkine
Harkiga
Denk
Itte
F. Mayer
Lewis Saya
Ahd
Mayer
Tme
Kennes City
Los Angeles
Berlin
American Bankers Association
Opportunity in America and the rise of William H M Knox
An Irish immigrant born to a wine bed maker rose through public schools to become president of the Bowery Savings Bank in New York City and head of the American Bankers Association. His October 1 wedding marks a notable milestone in a life seen as the democracy of opportunity in capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Bankers Association
Bowery Savings Bank
New York City
Thia Slection
Wiliam HM
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy
Helen confesses a five dollar hospital donation check was cashed by a stranger. Aunt Emmy warns that checks payable to bearer or cash are easy to cash and advises making checks payable to a specific payee. Helen learns the risk and agrees it is wiser to avoid careless errors and protect money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromy
Helen
Emmy
Bonnet
Ateal
Halen
Aunt Jimmy
Anns B. Ayman
Government Not Owners of Federal Reserve Banks
The Federal Reserve banks are not government banks but corporations chartered under Congress and owned largely by member banks. The government holds no stock while members elect two thirds of directors and the government appoints one third to represent public interests, with the banks acting as government agents under instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Government Bank
Congress
Banka
Federal Reserve Bank
The Blended Strawberry Mystery
Hilton finds a legendary frost resistant strawberry plant believed vanished for years. The plant yields a single berry set to deliver a fortune, enticing Henry Price to reveal his envy and Minna to hide a ruse. A tense tea reveal ends with reconciliation and a renewed promise of quiet.
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Western Newspaper Union
Oun Hilton
John
John Hiltom
Bergback
Crousinga
Jontan Bergback
John Hifton
Minna
Minna Hilton
Bill
Foglen
Henry Price
Joho
Jatin
Jobo
Cain
Price
Joan
Minne
Rat
Minow
Irice
Johnny
Join Hilton
Hemy Price
Miona
Henry Brice
Toho
Fleury
Survivor recalls Civil War blast in Washington arsenal
Washington remembers a 1964 explosion in a government arsenal laboratory that killed two girls and wounded twenty-one women. Judge Moulton, chief clerk sixty years ago, recounts fire setting with rockets for Fourth of July. He escaped by leaping to safety as his clothes burned.
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Washington
Government Arsenal
Hosea J. Moulton
Moulton
Tara
Arsenal
Qint
Mr. Maniton
Gouttcard
N. J
Brannon Go Homes to Live To
A compact item notes Brannon Go and a project titled Homes to Live To. Details are sparse, but the brief references a housing initiative and associated personal involvement.
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Brannon
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Watsonwige Dragnet
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Opportunity IN America
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Ft Te Irae
Federel Réserve Banks
Harold Carter
Forest Inn
Roosevelt Road
Desplaines Ave
Forest Park
WM. H. Gardner & Sons
Telephones
Circle Avenue
The
Electric League
Electric Company
Velnner
Canada
Lighting Educational Committee
National Electric Light Association
Elgin Make
Eastman
Kodak Girls Eastman
Kodak
Dhp
West Suburban Electric League
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