Penny street con artist operation shocks Brooklyn crowd
In a Brooklyn corner shop on Joy Street Walter Goodenough runs a penny charity scheme attracting locals who donate pennies while he amplifies the tale of a controversial wage. The piece notes thefts and an ongoing police watch, with neighbors debating the charity’s legitimacy and the town’s fascination with his acts.
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Walter Capdenough
John Guetenough
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Tiny Kid
Mr. Goolenough
Walter Cloudenough
Goodenough
Yoller Aisha
Bross
Poleo Army
Scotland Yard
Harry ‘M. Philips
Los Angeles
Rosalyn
Folis
Yeauaga
Stedek Woovich
Serail
Montis
Business Failures Rise With October Total
Insolvencies last month were nearly four times those of October 1919. Liabilities aggregated $47,722,005,000.01, a large rise above September, but the second largest monthly total since March 186. October's failures marked the city’s notable monthly surge with high liability figures and a strong increase over September.
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Swindlers Arrested Over Money Making Machine Case
Newark police collar John Thachowsky 29 Poland and Joli Morel 28 of Fayette wheel among four men accused of swindling Mary Szting of Fayette wheel. They allegedly sold a counterfeit money making device and stole about 800 dollars from her in September after luring her to Huntington and Easton. Investigations trace further robberies linked to the same trio.
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John Thachowsky
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Mary Szting
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