War Risk Plot Exposed in Wide Fraud Scheme
W B O Connell H A O Connell and T E Graves were taken yesterday in a war risk fraud case linked to claims by soldiers. Salisbury O'Brien and Griswold held on $10 000 bonds after a preliminary hearing. The case centers on defrauding service men with one hundred or more targets, including women, and involves claims totaling near four million dollars.
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Opposition to Bond Reduction Reportedly Sparks Court Hearing
Fragmentary OCR reports a heated court session involving opposition to bond cuts, with references to a chief justice, service actions, and a witness recounting emotional testimony. The text hints at an ex-service claimant and defense claims about the case and authorities.
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Conspirators Tangle in Veterans Back Pay Scheme
Officials reveal veterans received extra compensation on a 50 50 basis in multiple cases. One group took 1400 of 1300 due, another 1400 of 3500, another 700 of 1400. Claims stretch back months, building large sums as back pay accrues, with potential total far above 100000. Prosecutors pursue under penalties up to 10000 fine or imprisonment.
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Verbal deal raises steamfitters pay to $1.25
Last night a verbal agreement was reached promising steamfitters a raise of $1.25 per hour. Fifteen independent masters were involved in announcing the accord to workers.
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Washington Navy Yard contract to continue under new wage scale
Fitters and three out of town firms control about half the work in Washington. Hag verbally agreed to union demands calling for $1.25 per hour for journey and 75 cents for helpers. The $218,606 navy yard contract remains unaffected and work on several large city buildings will proceed.
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Wrangel forces advance as Berdiansk falls in Crimea clash
From Sebastopol June 29 report on Gen Wrangel's anti Bolshevik units driving forward against light resistance toward Berdiansk on the northern Sea of Azov shore. The capture of Berdiansk is noted amid military movements and local dates.
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