Cotton Exchange Plot Revealed In Patten Trial Allegations
Testimony described a plan by Patten to organize a slate of dancers and brokers to crush the American Cotton Exchange by pressuring members to quit and seek seats on rival exchanges. Witnesses outlined alleged offers of memberships and bribes to sway broker action, with officials testifying about cross trading and enforcement questions tied to the New York and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges.
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Toe
New York Cotton Pevehaner
Tuna Partenge
Patton
Kerhangen
Rharge Af Sarketing
Ehvenmnente
Jone Brocks
York Cotton Exchange
Gai
Pattee
Aastanat
Chern Georgy W. Pratt
Apesrturge
Mr. Brinks
Brooks
Tilrry-Cigta
Patten
Dobinent
Brarke
Brotki
New York Cotton Exchange
Orlara Cation
Orlara Cation Fachaner
Aera
American Cotton
Doit
X.Y
Teeny Waite
Clete Bede
Nana
Alformey
Cottenange
Cale- ES Pratt
Winter
Ledger Reveals 2 Million Dollars in Orders
Prosecutor Calla reports a Dier firm ledger showing about 2 million dollars in orders. Ferdinand Pecora, acting district attorney, says the revelations warrant scrutiny as about six Sitkseedvt January 4 1922 seen in the ledgers. More than 3 500 orders were cited by rantomere with many examined during the probe. Attorneys promised detailed informers from company personnel. Bernard J mvactant and F Schepscher linked to the case as the district attorney’s aides pursue the matter.
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Calla
Ferdinand Pecora
Wienerind
Iy & Ainde
E. D. Tres
D. Me
Pecors
Rantomere
Aerutiny
Bernard J. Mvactant
Sirupteys
Aterney
F. Schepscher
Day Shakes Up Dry Force To Puzzle Rum Sellers
Federal agents moved personnel in Brooklyn and Manhattan as part of a raid crackdown. Two defendants among sixty five from Sunday’s Brooklyn raids appeared in Winterset Court with fines of 190. New substitutions were noted as agents transferred and replacements brought in. Ray E Robinson and George A Robinson remained in jail on bail while other customs denkers were also held.
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Day
Franklyn
Manhattan
Ralon Allen
Brooklyn
Epente
Aem
Robert Ety
Ray E Robinson
Customs
Community Heads Call for Removal Of Prendergast
A city hall meeting of the Community Council discussions heated as charges of inner circle trickery aimed at defeating a resolution condemning Public Service Commission Chairman William A. Prendergast and demanding his removal. William Emerick of Ridgewood pressed for a popular vote by attendees to reveal support, while Vice-Chairman Charter C. Bower enforced parliamentary rules.
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Public Service Commission
William A. Prendergast
William Emerick
Ridgewood Council
Penpie
Prendergast
Miller
Charter C. Bower
Park Council
Mr. Emerek
Delegates vote in favor of petition to Governor Miller
After a lengthy discussion five Wed Hrlegates were allowed to vote and united in supporting Mr Erm. The resolution urged preparation of petitions by councils to Governor Miller to remove Mr Pren o dergeet. Emerick noted the governor ignored their plea. John Kirkland Cast chaired City Parliament session and introduced W Edgerton, an authority on manufacture, who described costs and argued for action. Sophie Irene was mentioned among the participants.
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Aly
Erm
Stick
Miller
Pren Odergeet
Emerick
John Kirklend Cast
City Cemnetin
W. Edgerton
Iva
Sophie Irene
Fragmented OCR Text on Abbey News Names and Dates
Scattered OCR lines mention names, places, dates, and phrases such as leave date September 8 and various scattered terms. The readable content is highly garbled with no clear event, person, or organization clearly established to summarize into a coherent historical note.
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Chinen
Eas
Talder Corp
Broorlyn, Kci
Manhatan
Harrolds
New York, Brooklyn
ELLIS
Newark
Delaware Water Gap
Mt. Pocono
Cresco
Henryville
Stroudsburg
Pocono Summit
Delaware Valley
Compa
Waite
New York
Broadway
Water Gap
Mount Pomwine
Ajax Rubber Company, Inc
West 57Th Street
Portland Cement Association
Washington Street
Chicago
Wyandotte Ed
Sport Or
Sherimente Rand 1090
Belport al
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
el Health and
Glennie Clui
Reenett
Atlantie
Atlantic City
Ashory Park
Ocean Hotel
Mpenet
Teomia Euler
Favell & Crawford
Cesecs
Sabeery
Laurel
N Titans
Utzon
Sima Ieater Golf Cours
Cy Court Hotel
Plimpton
Ceshing, Mer
SAIN
Maine
Long
Kittatinny
Kineo, Maine
Moosehead Lake
Mount Kineo
Cvaive
ADU
Kineo
Merkle
Grernt
Dixville Notch
N. H
Canadian Border
Garden City
Long Inland
Lannin Co
Maplewood Club
Bretton WooDs
White Mountains
White Mts
Massachusetts
New England
Sen
Warren Spring Lake
New Jersey
Seevion
Andrew J. Muninty
William DR. Stubbs
CV. Murphy
Janet Sih
Laurel Hower Lakewood
Montclair
Ideal Country Home Hotel
NTC ‘Est
Peti Tip Elystra
Dental Morel
Yrbpenien
Wek
Fant Aer
Beach Haven, S.J
Hotel Baldwin
Eae Marra
Spe
Nap
the. Menmialne
Caetalon
Canada
British Columbia
Great Trent
Ammer
Lee
Europe
Strand
London
Americas
Tribune
Giles Bessie Berk
Pilintelead Ae
Stowe
Houvewor
Havre
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Agate
Peview
Carmen
Sir Sergesiempl
Agere
Wattrens
Spesaine Regan Trepeh
Hieroman Sharaani
Blak Sermon
Mase Wiensi
Ana
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Grat Cook
Bailar
Kraemer
Ela
Piers Wyinen
Rome Amiere
Maze Jestens
Barior
Janet
Putney
Coure
Snathern Eeerias
Phin
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Baal Rae Wihabe
Tor
Tae Hana Rust Speergarney
Smt
Sunmons
Saale
Ymar
Aires
Paarhyah
Rama Lee Sy
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