Indictment of McConnell and 46 others shocks in Prohibition era
Former State Prohibition Director William McConnell and 46 men were indicted by a federal grand jury in Philadelphia for conspiracy to defraud the U S government by illicitly withdrawing whisky from bonded warehouses. The 19 page document names Sam Wolfe Albert Slater Hiram Benner Jacob Slonovitz Samuel Singer and others with an estimated liquor value of 10 million dollars. The court planned bench warrants but granted a reasonable time for surrender as McConnell recovers in Florida from a nervous breakdown.
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Philadelphia
William ©. Connell
I Federal
Samuel B. Wolfe
Prohibition
Albert F. Slater
McConnell
Hiram Benner
Jacob Slonuker
Samuel Singer
Harvey Smith
Snyder
Schuylk County
Pennsylvania
Samuel B. Lewis
U. S
Samuel Blumberg
Singer
Hebert McCarter
Emanuel Buckbinder
Leo Kerns
John Kerns
Robert LE. Wiliams
Joseph Rosen
Morris Saulositz
Abe Fierman
Ben Fierman
Adolph Schroenburn
A. J. Gast
Jacob J. Willams
Charles Haninvitz
Simon Friedman
E. A. von Minden
Robert J
A. Nichols
Intelligence Unit
Luca
Wilson
A. Hearle
Prohibition Office
Prohibition Directors Office
Customs , Department
Grand Jury
George W. Coles
United States
Truman DD. Wade
Florida
Thompson
Farmer slain in bed in York County case
York March 25 Mrs Irwin Keagy 40 accused of shooting husband 41 a farmer as he slept in bed at their Abbottstown area home Police say she was to be sent to a sanitarium for treatment of mental derangement and she has been arrested.
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York County
York
Irwin Keagy
Keagys
Abbottstown
West Virginia Coal Mines Close Amid Strike Pressure
Morgantown March 25. Thirty mines in the Monongalia district will shut down after workers are paid. Operators say they were forced to capacity to meet demands during recent weeks as anticipatory strike pressure. Several mines have already closed and more suspensions in Scouts Run field are expected to finish by tonight.
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W. Va
Morgantown
Monongalla
Monongalia Coal Association
Scouts Run
Tenicht
F. Keeney
Fred Mooney
West Virginia
Will Try to Tie Up All Coal Mines Nationwide Walkout
United Mine Workers policy committee approves April 1 nationwide walkout to tie up coal mines. Non-union miners urged to join. no wage agreements for soft coal until central field is settled. Internal disputes surface over strike strategy as leaders pledge unity and readiness to strike for wage gains. Say you saw it in The News.
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Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
Frank Farrington
St Nois
John L. Lewis
Stey
Lee Hall
Chictothers
William Stay
Besi & Can
Bonner Lyers
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