Hungarian violinist held on grand larceny charge
Louis Veronach a Hungarian gypsy violinist was arraigned in General Sessions and held without bail on grand larceny charges. He allegedly sold a fake money counterfeiting device to a Pittsburgh man and married the keeper’s daughter, with his first wife as bridesmaid, while under investigation for additional fraud in several cities.
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Veronach and associates accused in alleged revenue from machine scam
Police say Veronach and a gang sold a device for large sums after demonstrations that suggested fake bills. He allegedly earned over 100000 dollars and was arrested in Pittsburgh after a report of him showing the device. Warrants issued by Judge Mulqueen in 1918 cover six counts.
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Army enlistment totals rise as weekly intake tops five thousand
During the week ending Wednesday 6 123 men enlisted in the United States Army. New York District provided 185 men, bringing its total since March to 1 834, the largest for any district. The week’s recruits lift total enlistments to 47 708, with 10 078 for the American Expeditionary Forces, 2 027 for the Philippines, and 1 318 for Hawaii. Only the cavalry quota of 50 000 has been filled. other branches still need men as recruitment continues.
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