Early trial forecast for Young Brothers indicted in mail fraud
A federal grand jury foresees an early trial for William H. Young Fred C. Young and Harold A. Young partners in W H Young and Bros Inc bankrupt investment firm Charged with using the mails to defraud they must arrange bond in court The trio already hold 15000 bond on federal warrants and another 15000 in state court The firm formed after moving from Oklahoma to Missouri in 1927 sold 12 percent stock and expanded to 15 states 63 cities last March Investors faced losses exceeding two million dollars William and Fred are under 1000 bond in Lamar Missouri and 5000 bonds in Chillicothe Missouri for state securities law violations and embezzlement respectively.
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William H. Young
Fred C. Young
Harold A. Young
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Oxlahoma
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Fred Young
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Chillicothe
Tornado Ends Long Standing Summit School Debate
In Sedan Kansas on June 27 AP reports a tornado hovered over Summit and destroyed the old school building ending a years long dispute over a new school. No other structures were damaged. Switzerland hosts 3600 hotels with about 61,000 workers and $300 million capital.
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Switzerland
Gang Leaders Lie Low in Chicago as Cleanup Efforts Rise
Chicago gangs stay hidden while civic groups push a strong cleanup. Yet ties between gangsters and politicians across the city keep the underworld confident that a lasting housecleaning is unlikely.
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Police Trial Board
Ganes
Thompson
Dever
New York City
Tammany Hall
New York
Capone
Pennsyyvania
al Capone
Moran Gang
O'Donnells
Jack Guzick
Guzick
Underworld
Scalisi
Chicago Gangs Face Relentless War After Massacre
The era of unrestricted killings following the St Valentine’s Day massacre sparred a city-wide spike in gun violence. Chicago’s new police commissioner John Alcock pledges a relentless gang war while State's Attorney Swanson plans a downtown coordinating office with Pat Roche leading a joint investigative effort of city agencies and the Chicago Association of Commerce secret six.
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Chicago
John Alcock
Swanson
Pat Roche
Secret Six
Chicago Association of Commerce
Optimistic view on clean-up efforts amid entrenched evil
The passage expresses cautious optimism about cleanup efforts while acknowledging the problem is deeply rooted. It contrasts hopeful progress with recognition that entrenched evil remains a major obstacle, suggesting ongoing struggle and resolve.
Robbery on Chicago Streets Shows Car Seizure Tactics
In Chicago a gunman boarded a moving car and ordered the driver, Donald Brown, to exit his vehicle. The assailant warned the driver to leave at once or be harmed, illustrating a crude method of car theft. The incident is framed as a rough example of robbery practices witnessed in the city.
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NEA Service
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Federal
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Capone
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Brown
Mound City
St. Louis
Flowers Shape Pitcher Like Hinged Lid
A plant adapts to trap insects with a pitcher that resembles a hinged lid. The flower's morphology allows the cavity to close or open, aiding in prey capture and protection.
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