CROZIERS ARE HELD FOR MAKING MONEY
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Title
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CROZIERS ARE HELD FOR MAKING MONEY
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Source
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The Washington Times
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Date
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1908-10-15
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page
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9
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Identifier
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https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1908-10-15/ed-1/?sp=9&q=counterfeiting&r=0.369,0.02,0.503,0.3,0
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Crime
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Counterfeiting
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Subject
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engraving tools, stamps, plates, bank notes
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Gender of alleged offender
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Male alleged offenders
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Law enforcement involved
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Secret Service
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Stage of the Legal System
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Arrest
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Location
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Out-of-state, NY
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Length of story
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130
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Description
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CROZIERS ARE HELD FOR MAKING MONEY
Secret Service Men Arrest Father and Son on Charge of Counterfeiting.
BUFFALO N. Y., Oct 15.—Thomas W. Crozier and his son Milton, of Toronto, Ont., and Gowanda N. Y., have been taken in custody by United States and Canadian secret service operatives charged with counterfeiting United States and Canadian certificates. On a small farm the authorities found the engraving tools, rubber letters and stamps, together with skillfully executed plates for printing the United States $5 silver certificate of the Indian head design, and various issues of Canadian $5 and $10 bank notes, also $3,365 in money. Crozier and his son will have a hearing next Tuesday afternoon before Police Magistrate Shields, of Oakville, at Milton, the county seat, where they were apprehended.
