Wealthy-Vehicle Seekers Trapped by Bucket Shop Keeper
A New York report details a bucket shop scheme preying on investors who bought 4 percent bonds of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company. The bonds, once valued at 100, were manipulated to fraudulently lift money from savers over eight years, with victims including a washerwoman who presented clipped coupons as payment. The con artists advertised high yields despite warnings from financial institutions, leaving many crushed by losses as the scheme collapsed.
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My York
Becket
Shay Atanere
Wall Street
Wheateh
Rock Island
Tie Country
Negre
Nation of the Railroad Company
Sop of the bands algo are used in bootlegzin news
Fragmentary OCR text notes use of pipelines and bands in illicit news content. It references framing and transcription issues without clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a concise summary. The readable fragments hint at underground or bootleg activity but lack concrete details.
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Algo
Frans
Indictment Dismissed in Federal Case In Wham District
The conspiracy indictment against Tara Blanes and co defendants in Deceaster was dismissed after motions by United States Attorney John J. Hartenan. The decision cited insufficient evidence and permitted by authority from Attorney General H. M. Danigherty. The case named several defendants including Nernavil Rane Leon J vel Pedra Giztiane Alijo G Gonzales and others. A later obituary notes the death of Mrs long here after illness, survived by husband one daughter three sons and three grandchildren.
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Tara Blanes
Deceaster
United States
John J. Hartenan
Attarnes
H. M. Danigherty
Nernavil Rane
Leon J
Vel
Pedra Giztiane
Alijo G Gonzales
Francisca Vasaner
Gemea Tedro Villasenor
Artaio
Saltyain
Fernante Olea
Treug
Villayeal Mavento Gonzales
Thole Fourlants Mand
Jody
Saint
New Brauvtels
Tee
Long
Hey
Odimatin
Rite
Melty J. Bebnltz
Wateckewa
Fredericksburg Road to get first illuminated highway
City officials discuss proposals to install electric lighting along the Fredericksburg road from Cinder Avenue to the city limits. A civic committee will seek city council approval and widen the highway to accommodate the lights and future expansion. The Realty Company secretary notes preparations for a Monday night meeting.
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Fredericksburg
Aaneeling
Tuiprove
Thapetst Chideett
Ramquiee
Nix
Murat
Tuvilet
Japanile Post
Cubiso
Cinder Avenue
Ely Vinus
Pines
W. Teain
Die Verderleksines
Ayearny Atari
Copness Realty Company
H. PW
Cutmacian Ie
Cammititins
Radio Meet Planned by Bexar County Association
A Bexar County association schedules a radio meet at the chamber of commerce. The event aims to discuss community programs with leaders including communication officials and local chairs. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but intent focuses on a scheduled 8 o clock meeting with likely attendees and official oversight.
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Bexar County Association
Betelat Chamber of
Continuous wave topic at meeting invites members
Disjointed notes show Mr Klug and Mr King discussing continuous wave ideas and a planned talk. Members are urged to attend with notes and bring copies of prior discussions.
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Spepeer
Mr. Klug
Carter Wins Contest At St Mary's College High School
James Carter won first prize in a college hosted contest at St Marys College High School held with a meeting and remarks. The event featured the college orchestra and glee club with students and parents as guests.
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James Carter
Leslie Maurer
St Mary's College High School
Chumberion
Hie College
Charles Cooper
Elevor Whittenbore
Leon Waltha
Yowell
Phe Slimai
Marth
Wienbéeship Committee
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Tka
Wartaht Sena
Carter
Ftrt
Nettle
Ban Froneysen
Dlettion
Cora Tigie
Alamo
Family of Foods
Alama
Alamo Foods
Crockett
Wotel
Aga Kern
Waesher
Baronette
Milan
St. Elests
Rogers
Rex
Rogers’ Reliable Bicycle Store
San Antonio, Texas
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