New York Man Accuses Three in $10,000 Philadelphia Card Scheme
Joseph C Brodsky, a New York real estate broker, testifies he was lured to Philadelphia and duped into a high stakes card game named English taro bank. He says three men, including a defendant designated as cashier James Martin, split his $10,000 loss in brief rounds. Bail set for Martin at $210,000 for another hearing next Friday as detectives pursue the other two conspirators.
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Philadelphia
Joseph C Brodsky
New York Bay
Teld
Magis Uore Beaton
Sibtion
James Martin
Martin
Brodsky
East One tLundred
Seventeenth Street
New York
Nglish Taro Bank
Nathan Ressler
Waldorf-Astoria
W. Terry
Broad Street
Poplar
International Correspondence School offers self improvement help
Ambitious individuals are encouraged to improve themselves through the International Correspondence School, promising assistance regardless of personal circumstances and outlining opportunities for study and advancement.
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The
International Correspondence School
Rival of Gay Scouts in Girl Pioneers case revealed
In court Mrs Ernest T Seton National Treasurer of the Girl Pioneers testified about cash losses and a carpet scheme. Detective testimony tied Martin to the alleged swindle as Brodsky described the money transfer and subsequent disappearance of friends after breakfast.
Record of Rapid Violence Toward Black Workers in Liv Branch
New Orleans dispatch reports eight Black workers fatally hurt in ten minutes at Liv Branch Louisiana during a gang dispute led by foreman Boutlee. Conductor George Story timed the events and intervened, fatally injuring four more Black workers and wounding another. Separate notes mention Stimson at West Point graduation and Pittsburg councilman release from prison on graft charges.
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New Orleans
W. S. Bentlee
George Story
Liv Branch
Story
Boutlee
Foreman
Boatlee
Bontier
Carnegie Denials On Held Up Steel Plant Plot
Washington report on James Gayley testimony denying Andrew Carnegie threatened to block firms or force Morgan interests to buy out. Gayley said price talks with railroads guided steel and rails to avoid monopoly, and no threat to build a tube mill. Hazleton trolley pay rise noted. San Francisco smuggling seizure reported.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
James Gayley
Carnegie Steel Company
House “Steel Trust
Unite States Steel Corporation
Gayley
Carnegie
Pittsture
National Tube Company
Morgan Enterprise
Ora Ph
Fome
Michigan
Athats
Posal
Carnegie Company
National ‘Tube Company
Carnegie Works
Morgan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Young
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Rosenstock Bros
One-Price Outfitters
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Allen,g. Oquynn & CQ
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
G. L. Bread
Frederick
G.L. Baking CO
the Central Restaurant
North Market Street
Jas. Carros
Prap
First Mortgage Railroad Securities
Public Utilities Corporations
Motter Bros. & CO
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Church St
Hendrickson’s
Renee
John D. Hendrickson
Lehr Piano
Birely’s Palace of Music
Gov. Market
Ghureh Sta
H. S. Brunner
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Moving Pictures
Roselle
Bouletts
Markell & Ford
Frederick and
Middletown
Ernest Helfenstein
West Patrick &Stretz
Frederick, MO
News Office
Ernest T. Seton
Girl Pioneers
Duey
le Strange
McCarty
Hoose
Wriday
Nuey
Broad ‘Street
Stimson
West Pointers
Leonard Wood
Army
Pittsburg
W William Prand
Common Foupeil
Steel Trust
Hazleton
Lehigh Traction Company
San Francisco
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