The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-21
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Scare Of Clerks Dismissed in
$4,000 Postal Robbery
Bound Over to Grand
-Four Plead Not Guilty

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clerks charged with stealing from the
malls at the Union Pacific terminal
~ Council Bluffs appeared before Unit.
81 states c0nf1lpHlOnsr w, A. Byfos.
nnd we're bound over ~ federni grand
jury under bonds ranging from 1850
10 VI 300. All ~ the ~ surrendered
voluntarily aDd II II expected that the
others, for whom v1rnnts have been
issued, viii DO likewise.
TWautysOne ~ thH men arralgned
entered plehs ~ guilty, only
three--J1mes BcculI0m. George Mo
Every and Charles kusbaum, NIL Of
council I,luGs-pleade1 not guilty
Two ~ the men, Floyd q. Campbell
aud Donald Perry, both ~ Council
BUNS. pleaded guilty % tbofty from
first clnss mails 6Bd we're held under
bonds ~ Al 800, Others pleading
guilty confined their pleus ~ guilt 10
tbeft ~ mafobnbdlso, and were held
under bonds ranging from 1850 ~
$3.50.
Loot II $4,000.
Postal aulbOfities here would not
estimate the value ~ the tbefts. but
a dlsp1teh from Washington quoted
Washington postal officials with esfl.
mAtiBg the amount ~ thefts NJ $50.
900, The majority Of the men against
whom GlGrRss have been in1de arc
rev employer, according 10 postal an.
thofilies here. The agas N the men
sufreDdefiUg ranged between 10
md 81 yeafH, with the majority of
them being IN their oafiY tWontler.
The Top floor ~ the federal build
Ing, where the non were being mr.
H,iVHfd, Was erOWdeJ throughout the
day by friends and relatives ~ the
gpoused men. The exposure u Tho
8ldespfead thefts has cfeated n sen.
Fafion ~ practically alI parts NJ the
eitY 1re Represented among the nc.
cpsod.
~ IlerIss Surrender.
JbOse surfeDdNrlDR yesterday were
Floyd y. Campbell, 70, married, 3Bb /
Harrison street, charged with gteoing
from first class oaiI; $1,000 bond.
clark J. Wmy, ~, unmarried, 1913
B1uth Eleventh street; 800 bond
Clarence q, Do1DeIIy, married, 1921
Boutb Ninth street; 500 bond.
Lawrence u. Brooks, 20, formerly |
0f Red Oak, h.. who soon would have
been promoted 10 ~ run on tho road, |
@J13 South Eleventh street; $500,
Le0pord W. BrIstow, 2e, married, |
2l20 Finb avenue, $3.50 bond
BUrreIl r. Armstrong, unmarried, |
2lG goutb Tenth street, 1850 bond.
Clarence H. Flke, 1854 Avenue &;
$3.50
Albert II. Kruger Of Waterloo, Ia;
f26o
Arthur H. J<ilgore, 26i5 Avenue y;
1900.
sophus =. Hansen Of Clear Lake,
Ia; 5000.
Harry H. Krug Of Plymouth, Ia;
1850.
Hartley r, Koon Of Columbus, Neb.;
g260,
Harold Garland Of sumner, In,
$3.50.
Harry Jorden, 22OG Seventh avenue,
$3.50.
JnWcs MeGullofD Council Bluffs.
Glenn Myers, Council Bluffs.
George MeEIycry, Council Bluffs.
Charles Nusbanm, Council Bluffs.
ROY Moore, Council Bluffs.
Donald Terry, Council Bluffs.
Chester Starr, Dubuque, In.
william sadIcr, Council Bluffs,
Donald parke Council Bluffs.
AIIIrf aN1uF ffptIuPiI Hlums
Loot Valued ut S50, 900.
Washington, oct 20.-~The value of
he articles stolen from the mails at
The Council Bluffs terminal postofflce
for which IL employees have been sus.
pended viii total 10000, II was said
today nt the Postoffce department.
Tho estimate docs not include the val
Ne ~ many pouches already recoy.
cred.
While 10 Indication was given as 10
further steps 10 be taken by Postmns.
Ler General Work, II IN believed that
the full scope Of the case had not
yot been revealed a statement by
Mr Work 10 postal employees, printed
IN todnys issue Of the Postal Bulletin,
said II was possible that others, be.
tausc Of their guilty knowledge, viii
le drawn into the case and subject 20
M accessories under the
penal laws df the United States