Ponzi's Boston Run Ends as Trust Company Closes
The Ponzi scheme unraveled after a bank order halted new notes and the Hanover Trust Company suspended payments. Creditors filed a $7,7500 claim in bankruptcy, while Attorney General Weston Allen released early findings, noting no verification of Ponzi's coupon dealings. Ponzi claimed moral guilt and forgave his employer, recounting past misdeeds and exile, and expressed resolve to clear his name amidst public scrutiny.
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Warsaw Front Divided Into Three Sectors In Polish Defense
The Warsaw front is described as three sectors with Russians advancing rapidly in the north between the German frontier and the Narew. A Russian cavalry force aims to disrupt rail traffic from Danzig to Warsaw, but crossing the Vistula is deemed unlikely. Polish positions along the Liwiec offer strong defense, while hopes for a counter stroke grow as reinforcements move toward Warsaw.
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Ponzi Funds and Hanover Trust Bank Reply to U S Probe
Charles Ponzi reportedly held stock in Hanover Trust and deposited large sums with the bank. Vice President McNary said Ponzi’s account was slightly overdrawn but protected, noting a $1.5 million certificate of deposit that could not be drawn upon to cover the account. The bank’s executive committee defended liquidity and asserted deposits and assets far exceed regulatory requirements amid an ongoing investigation.
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Firemen Honor McNeill for Life Emeritus Title
Fayetteville August 11 James BD McNeill of Fayetteville longtime leader of the North Carolina Firemen's Association was elected president emeritus for life James HH Wood of Asheville was elected active president Gastonia was chosen for the next meeting place
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