Trust swindle ring tied to Worthington French case
Chicago investigations reveal a 2.5 million dollar fraud linked to John W. Worthington Charles W French and associates. Alva W Hardiman, former secretary to Charles W French, surrendered as authorities pursue additional suspects and forged notes tied to the Winton Rubber and other companies. Federal agents raid a loop hotel recovering securities valued in the millions and arrest warrants are issued for several men including Davis Strobel and Kohn as the probe widens.
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Charies W. French
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Prench
Rudolph Kohn
Winton Company
Davis
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United States District Attorney
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Clinnin
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Akron
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Swindle Trust
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Kahn
Testest
Koehn
Ame Rubber Company Company
Doal
Frenei
Amenean Hubner Company
More Breweries Closed by State Prohibition Agent
Governor Blaine may take a hand in enforcement in Sheboygan County as 10 breweries and a near-beer plant face closure actions. Judge Me prosecutes a tavern keeper amid missing witnesses and prosecution challenges, with District Attorney Velchi citing enforcement gaps and potential state involvement.
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Wage Reduction Action by United States Labor Boards Reported
A fragmented note outlines expected steps by major North American labor committees regarding a wage cut. The text references wage decreases and actions to be taken by the boards and a central authority, suggesting imminent decisions.
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North America
United State
No Hostilities In Coto Area Say The U S
Dispatch notes no active fighting near Coto area as U S forces focus on readiness and potential push toward central Panama. Officials discuss border tension, Panama cabinet considerations, and deployment timing ahead of possible actions.
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Coto
U.S.4
Mourned by Two Wives
Fragmented notice notes a complex marriage status with two spouses cited. The readable text names parties and an acknowledgment of mourning or bereavement context, reflecting a local public notice style.
Congress Hears on Anu or Deficiency Bill and Pecks Charge
The Finance Committee conducts hearings on the deficiency bill and related estimates while the auxiliary affairs committee weighs charges against Major Robert G. Peck regarding a lieutenant colonel nomination.
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Proce
Shinnse Fearch and & Penses
Triliary Affaire Committee
Robert Ge Peck
Governor May Not Attend 32nd Reunion
Speci to The Northwestern reports Governor Blane may miss the 32nd reunion due to illness. Officials say he could be unable to attend for four to ten days but hopes to join if possible.
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Blane
Saturnia
Treaty With Germany To Be Signed Soon
The treaty with Germany is expected to be signed within days as German President Ebert and Chancellor Wirth prepare for cabinet approval. The document bears President Ebert’s signature and may be countersigned by Chancellor Wirth or Foreign Minister Rosen, with publication in Berlin newspapers discussing early normalization of relations amid wartime claims.
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United States
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Joseph Wirth
Pr. Rosen
Berlin
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Germany
Germat
Ito
Des Moines Streetcar Service Delayed by Disputes
Disputes over a new franchise writ for the Des Moines streetcar system delay resumption. Receiver Frank C Chambers returns from Chicago after talks with the Des Moines Retail Merchants Association and merchants, with a new franchise draft but contentious points remain unresolved.
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House censures Reed for senate speech
The House voted 11 to 3 to censure Reed of Missouri for remarks in a Senate speech last week. The resolution, introduced by Tremocrat, cited references to Representative Volstead of Minnesota, author of the prohibition act.
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Wastinston
D. C
Rine Nater
Tremocrat
Missouri
Senate
Representative Volstead
Minnesota
Colorado man wins amateur doubles title in handicap tourney
The report notes Colorado competitor Be Assoca Presa Welcome E11 Kong of Pcita Cole claimed the American amateur doubles championship on the tourney's second day. Sharman of Salt Lake and Kepg finished second with 35 to 32, while the field included other participants and near titles.
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Pcita
Cole
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Salt Lake
Ted Kepg
Sharthan Seyond
Ampert Tells of Big Bills Considered In Senate Session
The article reports on open session debate in the Senate over revised tax measures and exemptions for married individuals and dependents. It notes opposition from Republicans, with discussion of excess profits tax repeal and industry effects, plus views on American shipping and open sessions at disarmament talks.
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Harold B. Jacobs
United? Press
New York
PH. W. Bess
Nata Marine League
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Lasher
United States Shipping Board
Associated Press
Washington
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Hanting
Watson
Georgia
Borah
Idaho
Senate
United States
Lodge
Capital Happenings Lanterns in Local Dispatches
District press acknowledges readers and notes ongoing issues at the capital cy. The brief reference highlights the role of journalism in informing the public about impending developments and civic matters.
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Umas
Milwaukee Clubman Strel sin Arrested On Conspiracy Charge
A Milwaukee clubman named Strel sin was arrested on a conspiracy charge amid federal investigations. He is one of four suspects linked to securities fraud and illegal warrants, with authorities stating a man named Ernst de Stremin was involved. further details emerge from the federal inquiry.
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Mate
Ernst de Stremin
Alfred Morr
Newsboy Andy Kim Anderson Dies at Madison
An obituary report from Madison Wisconsin notes the death of Andy Kim Anderson a newsboy known for ten years of service. The brief item confirms his passing and local remembrance.
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Madison, Wis
Kim Anderson
Karen Ane Af Newabo
Paii
Dica
Congress Debates Rail Funding and Rent Controls
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee backs a bill to fund rail indebtedness via the War Finance Corporation, enabling widespread car and equipment repairs and job relief. House plans consolidation of local traction firms amid proposed amendments. Public notices touch on veterans services and rent control measures moving toward recess.
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Interstate Commercs Commission
Tbeast
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Lil
War Finance Corporation
Elso
Criter
Moooveterans Goreat
Mullen
Tin Hess
Maxmiude
Western golf event displays skill and close matches
At the Weamoreland Country Club, players including Weamoreland and Kanes Ot. faced tough competition as Mrs Ftt s Tech sermer luk and Mrs Ian Hil Au battled in tight rounds. Frances Hadfield of Milwaukee defeated Bern Wall of Columbus 91 to 9% in a standout result.
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Bvanston
Fe Marram Burrs of
Kanes
Tech Sermer Luk
Fiern Gant
Ani Bere
Knckerborks
Ferens
Giem
H Cheiza
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Ian Hil Au
Mit
Pourlas Westmoreland
Ifefend
Bern Wall
Osikesh
Frances Hadfield
Milwaukee
Mra Rianthe Graham
Columbus
Dry chief orders two Wisconsin breweries shut
State prohibition officials ordered Plymouth and Random Lake breweries closed for selling beverages with more alcohol than permitted. Prohibition Commissioner Smith said the closures are a first step with more actions possible. A saloon case against Robert Glaeser ended in a quick guilty verdict, while appeals may go to higher courts.
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Madises
Sheboywan
Prohibition
Winsconsin
Commansoner Smith
Wisconsin
Voigt
Charles Koehn
Smith
Plymouth
Random Lake
Robert Glaeser
South Side
Y United Press
Sheboygan
Rulinss
Meyer
Sheboygan County
Severson
Stanley Smith
Madison
Glaeser
Wisconsin youths held in Denver case unclear
Four young Wisconsin residents were detained in Denver in a police inquiry. Details remain fuzzy due to garbled text. Authorities, including United Press, cite pending investigations and unclear connections to vehicles or locations. Further information forthcoming from Wisconsin and Denver officials.
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Wisconsin
Denver
Man in Rowboat Believed Missing on Lake Superior
A man was seen in a rowboat on Lake Superior near the Mount Rey area last Saturday. Search efforts were ongoing as authorities sought to locate him, with rough seas hampering visibility and rescue operations.
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Lake Superior
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