The Final Detail of a Master Counterfeiter Case
A long True Detective style tale details how counterfeiter William Brockway built a scheme, a printer’s choice misstep, and a web of Secret Service efforts led by A. L. Drummond and agents. Faced with jurisdiction limits the case moves to New York police, with a child’s signal helping to corner Brockway at the St James and a Lexington Avenue hotel. Fifty seven counterfeit Central Pacific bonds are found, and Brockway faces five years in prison.
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William Brockway
Chance
A. L. Drummond
United States Secret Service
Drummond
Greenwich Street
William F. Brockway
Treasury Department
Drameeed
Washington
Brockway
Treasury
Dingly
New York
Drugsamond
Secret Service
Twenty-eighth and
Sixth Avenue
St. James
Twenty-sixth and
Broadway
Lexing Tore Avenue
Wen
Lewis Martin
Nathan Foster
Brookes
United States
Byrnes
Wall Street
Central Pacific Railroad
Lexington Avenue
Martin
St. James’ Hotel
Central Pacific
Amendment to Article VIII ports and port districts proposal
Notice lists officials to be elected including two justices of the supreme court and various state and county posts. It announces an amendment to Article VIII authorizing incorporation of ports and port districts with power to engage in internal improvements. Polls open 7:00 A M and close 5:00 P M on election day. Dated Wakefield February 20, 1923. Henry Ronn, Township Clerk. Arthur Cavender, Deputy Township Clerk.
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Supreme Court
University of Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
State Board of Agriculture
Gogebie
Ontonagon
Hell
Thomaston
Wakefield
Henry Ronn
Arthur Cavender
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Olson
Mose Giansanti
Hupmobile
Perpering
the Wheeler
Township of
Gogebic
Michigan
Board of Review
Justice of the Peace
Justice of Peace