What Chance won Young Roger Kahn, Son of the Wall
The article notes the unexpected win by a young competitor named Roger Kahn in a contest nicknamed the Wall event. Officials praised the challenger for his quick start and steady pace to secure the victory amid strong field competition.
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Roger Kahn
Street Banker Organizes Youth Group to Aid NY Police
A banker forms a clique of affluent young people to assist New York police in solving crime mysteries affecting high society. The effort aims to bring fresh investigative energy and community support to ongoing cases in the city.
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New York Society
Amateurs Aid Police in Noted NYC Crime Busts
The piece recounts Roger Kahn's plan for an auxiliary group of wealthy youths to aid investigations, cites cases like George Hawkins murder and William Guldensuppe, and highlights famed amateur sleuths from journalism and international figures detailing how nonprofessionals aided police. It covers Masaryk’s Cairo mystery and other notable exploits to illustrate a long tradition of citizen detectives.
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IIT
Roger Wolff Kahn
Otto H. Kahn
Young Kahn
Hat Kahn
Robert Franks
Young Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
Roger Kahn
John Hawkins
Wall Street
5Th Avenue
Hawkins
George Hawkins
Louise
Kelso
Daniel Kerwin
Hawkins House
Kerwin
Crown
Marshall
Allison
Louise Hawkins
William Guldensuppe
New York
Jack Francis
Francis
Long Island
Martin Thorn
Nack
Sing Sing
Marseilles
Balthazard
Jules Santon
Lanton
Thomas G. Masaryk
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Cairo
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