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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
10
Vienna reports outline the pickpocket craft by Dr. E Lewisch chairing a conference. He describes pickpockets as nomadic, linguistically adept, trained in Poland and Hungary, with bold presence of mind and deft hand skills. They deny accusations and feign innocence to delay justice.
The article states Dr. Lewisch must be held while his record, often in other countries, is locked up. It adds he must be never printed or photographed and the evidence distributed to police across Europe. When found guilty a long penitentiary sentence is urged.
Frank M Rockwood longtime Hardin county clerk died Wednesday evening in a Nevada hospital after treatment for high blood pressure and heart disease. He served from 1905 to 1909 and again after 1922, leaving a widow two daughters three sisters and two brothers.
Mandate of residents on streets north and south asks that their sections join the paying project plan. Councilmen rescind prior resolution and draft a new measure to be voted on November 19. Paving and guttering to be completed by week’s end if weather cooperates.
Charles City Oct. 26 Gar ton FB Means former DOJ agent in New York is again in the headlines across the United States drawing interest from local residents of Charles City as his story recurs in daily newspapers.
Wits, once Miss Jutla Patterson of Chicago, connected to WHl Patterson's daughter, spent youth here. Jig father was a prominent lawyer in this city and state. Mr Means faced New York City indictment with Elmer W. Jarnecke as secretary on four counts for alleged conspiracy to defraud and violate the dry law through mail schemes.
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