Crawford Testimony Confirms Remittance Scheme in Satchel Case
William G. Crawford, manager of the Fental Devices and Lock Company, resumes testimony in Criminal Court No. 1 about remittances from August Lorenz and George Lorenz of Toledo tied to a contract for supplying satchels and straps to the Post Office. He details a 2 percent fee for prompt payments, disputes over intent, and the government’s view that the arrangement amounted to fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court No. 1
William G. Crawford
Fental Devices and Lock Company
August Wischen
George B. Lorenz
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Post-office Department
Worthington
Holmes Conrad
Crawford
Lorenz
Lorenzo
John G Carlisle
Carlisle
Charles J. Frat
Postal Device and Lock Company
Lorens
Gathhers
Foot-office
Ft 15
Loretz
Postal
Jorene
Express
Check
Febricold
Beach
Wynne
Three Years for Bank Wrecker in Lima Case
Lima man Onso Yune F Ywalam Ww Leigh ton, president of the Lima Savings Bank and Trust Company, was convicted of forgery tied to the bank wrecking. Judge Mathers sentenced him today to three years in the Ohio penitentiary after he posted bond. His attorneys secured a stay of execution pending appeal to the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Onso
Yune F Ywalam
Leighton
Lima Savings Benk Ang Trust Company
Mathers
Ohio
Circuit Our
Managers Bond Out In Theater Conspiracy Case
Thirteen of twenty two theater managers held for conspiracy against James B met calf appeared in West Side Court to post bonds for trial. Oscar Hammerstein signed many bonds while joking with Magistrate Fool. Charles Burnham of Weilack's Theater slated as scapegoat. case likely to Supreme Court and then appellate court.
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Washington
New York
James
Metcalf
Pool
West Side Court
Bonds
District Attorney's Office
Charles Burnham
Durance
Oscar Hammerstein
Fool
Mr. Olcott
Terrance McManua
Herman Agron
Cupid raids a choir as five singers wed in one day
An epidemic of matrimony hits the Epis copal Church of the Incarnation as five choir members resign and marry within hours. Miss Margaret Robbins, Mary Haywood, Blanche Baker, John Snyder, and John F Moulden leave to pursue married life, while others plan to wed soon. Dr. Snyder, surprised then amused, marries several couples and expects to fill the vacancies with new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
William Tayloe Gnyder
Snyder
James G. Traylor
Traylor
Thoss
Margaret Robbins
Mises Mary
Misa Dobbins
Bnyder
Mary Haywood
John Snyder
Misa Blanche Baker
J. F. Moulden
Incarnation Church
Incarnation Choir
Eub Rosa
Renault
Cone
Incarnation Chu
J. G. Traylor
Thrge
Moore's Election Confirmed in Texas District
Houston June 7 Hon John M Moore of Richmond County Democratic nominee has been elected to Congress from the Eighth District. He succeeds the late John M Pinckney who was killed April 4 during a riot at a Hempstead meeting.
Duel in alley ends in fatal shot between two men
A Huntington district alley clash left George Bell mortally wounded by a .99 caliber bullet after a dispute with Hilley B. Holmes a Ninth Cavalry sergeant. Holmes fired in self defense as Bell armed with a shotgun aimed at him. Bell died at Freedmen's Hospital.
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Hilley BR -Holmes
George Bell
Hilley B. Holmes
Hanover Street
Sibley Hospital
Freedmen’s Hospital
Holmes
Ninth Cavalry
Jefferson Berracka
Robert Walls
Washington
Elizabeth’s Asylum
Alty
Dari Cody
North Capitol
N| Streets
Bell
Anid Bell
la Dow
Weather and diplomatic notes from June reports
Weather data from the Weather Bureau notes a large low in the northern states bringing cooler air to the Midwest and East while the West stays warm. Showers span the Ohio Valley and Central Rockies with a cool trend in Colorado and New Mexico. Grand River Michigan flood warnings persist with damage. sailing winds and a forecast of clearing along the Atlantic coast. In New York City the temperature ranged from mid sixties to near seventies with moderate humidity and varying sunshine. Colombian envoy Herique Cortes arrived in New York en route to Washington to discuss restoring friendly relations with the United States, accompanied by his wife and daughter.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Virginie
Upper Lake
Ohly Valley
Leke
Rocky Mevotais
North Pacific
Misigsippi
Calorade
New Mexico
Grand River
Michigan
Touday
Niresty
Gillop
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain Region
West
Gulf Atates
Wilkha
Missisripot
Siepe
Lake Region
Upper
Ola Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Middle Atlantia Cogata
Briak
South Atlantic
Gulf
European Porta
Grand Banks
Beem
Os BP
Maxioum
Acheridle
Aunts
Attantie Citts Byamark
N. de Boston
Islena
Ton
Kansaul_City
Lattle Rock
Ark
Marquette
Mich
Memphis
Tena
New Orleans
New York
North Platts
Nebrais
Omaha
Bpringford
Titan Uw
Vicksburg
Mom
Roberts Deficit Cited as Government Not in Immediate Strain
Ellis H. Roberts, Treasurer of the United States, told the Iowa Bankers Association that the revenue deficit is not due to falling income. He noted eleven months of the fiscal year show a $36,698,624 overspending with rising expenditures. He argued the nation can operate two to three years with no stringency, given cash reserves and limited borrowing options, while citing Navy and Panama Canal costs as major drivers.
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Topeka
Kana
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Iansan Bankers' Association
Roberts
Panama Canal
Panama
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
UNABLE TO END STRIKE DEMANDS OF UNION REJECTED
Chicago June 7 After five hours of talks between employers and the Teamsters Joint Council the conference ended with no settlement. The union proposals were rejected especially a demand to withdraw police guards if the strike ended and a boycott against express firms. Steps to hire only nonunion workers and give strikers priority were also turned down. An affidavit filed in federal court charges William J Baker with being paid by the Teamsters to slug nonunion workers. Deputy marshals search for Baker as Ward who was assaulted testified that Baker admitted the beating and claimed pay from the union. Several small riots occurred with injuries but no fatalities.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
Teamsters Joint Council
Teamsters
Teamstera
Thia
Teamstore
Arma
Baker
Ward
Teamsters’ Union
Wealthy Junk Dealer Fells for Wiretapping Swindle
M Cohen of St Louis Mo reports to Chicago police a loss of 7000 in a wire tapping swindle. He met five men in St Louis who drafted an elaborate scheme to beat the Latonia track. In Chicago the men took him to a room near Sixteenth street and Michigan avenue and he stayed three days, advancing 1000 before the swindlers vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
Chicago
M. Cohen
St. Louie
Cohen
Latonia
Sixteenth Street
Michigan Avenue
Young Is Sentenced to Fifty Years for Express Car Robbery
Clarence Young, who attempted to dynamite and rob the Northern Pacific express car two miles east of Bearmouth on May 21, has been sentenced by the district court in Deer Lodge to fifty years in the state penitentiary Gentenca of Young and June T-Advicha were at the Northern Pacific Railroad headquarters today from Philipsburg to report the verdict.
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Gentenca of Young
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minn
T—Advicha
Northern Pacific Railroad
Phiipsburg
Mont
Clarence Young
Bearmouth
District Court
Deer Lodge
Davis Wins Second West Virginia District Seat in Light Turnout
Col Thomas B. Davis of Mineral County wins the Second West Virginia district seat in a special election by about 1,003 votes, with strong Republican slumps in Preston Taylor Grant Mineral Monongalia Tucker Barbour counties. Davis carries Keyser and Dayton, while Lakin loses in Monongalia. The result boosts Davis as a state leader and potential governor candidate amid Dawsonist tensions and local tax discontent.
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West Virginia
Davis
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas B. Davis
Mineral County
Henry G. Davis
Congress
Dayton
Preston
Taylor
Grant
Mineral
Monongalia
Tucker
Barbour
William Campbell
Charleston
Democratic Congressional Committee
Willem L. Wilton
Lakin
Hardy
Sasen Davie
Col. Davie
Keyser
Col. Davis
Cumberland
Mr. Lakin
McGraw-Cornwell-Campbell
Randolph
Eft
Dawsons
Teteright
Dawson
Teter Bailiwick
Pipdsnont
Syest
Morgantown
W. Ve
Monongalia County
Nsat
Italian laborer Umberto Polone falls from joist at barracks
Umberto Polone, Italian laborer aged 29, working on the New United States Marine Barracks building, fell about 22 feet from the first floor to the basement yesterday. He suffered a fractured skull, body bruises, and possible internal injuries. doctors at Providence Hospital report his condition serious. He was found semi conscious and helped by fellow workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umberto Polone
New Marine Barracks
Umberto Folone
United States Marine Barracks
Providence Hospital
Polone
Embezzlement Scandal Hits Smithsonian Disbursing Officer
A Smithsonian official named Karr, once disbursing officer, allegedly embezzled funds from check payments for international publication shipments. He reportedly altered ledgers to hide a shortfall projected to exceed forty-six thousand dollars, with investigations possibly revealing additional losses.
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Tragk
Torrenzo's
Postal Device Company
Lorénz
Lorrens
Spencer Trask
Machen
Burnham
Morison
Justice Wright
Justica
Cupid
Church of Incarnation
Nyder's Singers
Hymer
Carters
Colt
E. H. Roberts
Hostetter
Meath
Gov. Dawson
Wilson
Caleb Davis
Baltimore
Louisa, Brown
Arthur Pue Gorman
Ol. Davis
Hiking
Tom Davie
Little Willie's
Surat
Lansburgh & Bro
Eeasetyeer Annes
Seventh Street
Peewee
Karr
Prof
Langley
Treasury Department
Smithsonian Institution
Institution
The
Karl
Baltimore Street
Brooks
Tenn
Arthur Karr
Harvard College
Charles
Smithsonian
State, War and Navy Department
Kart
Smithsonias Institution
James Smithson
International Bureau of Exchanges
International Bureau
Smithson
Peter Grogan
Credit For
Allbrass
Seine
Soeas
Sanders &Stagnan
Streal
NEW Publications
Alfred
Henry Lewis
Tom Lawson
Lie
Flighth Deed
St. N. W
Pa. Ave
N. W
Goodyear Rubber Co
Smithson Endowment
Grand Rapids
Causl Street
Columbus
Daniel E. Davis
Horace Chapman
East Broad Street
Chapman
Europe
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Washington, DC
Central National Bank of
Washington City
Central National Bank of Washington Oy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Café Bank
D. C
D.C
District of Columbia
Banks
and Incorporated
Washington Stock Exchange
H. H. Darneille
Aspesor
General Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Richmond Va
Virginia Miller
Rob
Bon
McGill & Wallace
Alexandria
Mt. Verano
Sid
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Mata Se
Ww. L. Asd T. Bidg
Bond Ballatng
Ith
New Torkava
St. N.W
Peganporvice
Howart
Hi. J
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