Counterfeiters and booze runners flood nation with bogus money
A Washington dispatch reports counterfeiters and bootleggers collaborating to flood the nation with fake bills. The treasury says large scale engraving plants produce counterfeit notes while moonshiners and Canadian border retailers unknowingly circulate them. Two main methods—raising denominations and splitting real bills—are used to create and spread fakes, with gangs operating in coordinated roles.
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Ashington
Treasury Department
Teemaaia Seeman E South
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Secret Service
Treasury Deent
United States
Philadelphia
United States Treasury Department
Jackson
Cleveland
Grant
Franklin
Marshall
Civil War Veteran Edward Lind Buried at Lakeview Cemetery
The body of Civil War veteran Edward Lind was laid to rest in Lakeview cemetery on Tuesday. Lind died recently at the Soldiers' home at Sawtelle California. Services were under the auspices of Miller post GAR.
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Edward Lind
Lakeview
Lind
Soldiers’ Home
Sawtelle
Cal
Miller Post, Gar
Grand jury returns 175 liquor law indictments
Prosecuting Attorney H. B. Lee and Judge J. Frank Maynard led a crackdown tied to the Billy Bunday revival meetings, sparking a spree of liquor law indictments at the latest grand jury session.
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H. B. Lee
J. Frank Maynard
Inner Mysteries Promising Rheumatism Cure Ad
A long advertisement urges readers to request The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism claiming cure of rheumatic and related ailments. It cites a Mr. Asahel Man and offers free distribution by HM PB at 694 K Street Hallwell Maine, asking readers to mail a card or letter for return information. The notice seeks to spread the guidance and offers no charge.
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Tam
Aahelman
HM PB
Oearwater
K Street
Hallowell
Maine
Hardware Dealers Denied Return of Prohibited Copper
Sam and Herman Aro nin, hardware dealers, were denied return of copper pots and tubing welted by federal prohibition agents. Judge FE. BE. Cushman ruled on the petition in a federal case charging them with possession of material for making liquor stills.
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Sam and
Herman Aronin
FE. BE. Cushman
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