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HARVARD BROWN Adzigian, 3b rf, O'Reilly Bilodeau, 1b 3b, Appleyard Owen, rf cf, Elrod Tittmann, lf 1b, Butler Gibbs, cf 2b, Brown Woodruff, ss p, Murray Maguire, c lf, Slader Hayes, 2b ss, Levinson Walsh, p c, Hart...
...CHAS. I. LEVINSON...
...Richards, St. Louis criminal lawyer, as go-between. To Lawyer Richards the kidnapped man was forced to send a promissory note for $50,000 to be converted into cash and paid to the abductors after Berg's release. Lawyer Richards went immediately to Berg's attorney, Morris Levinson, demanded $11,000 for his proposed services on behalf of the kidnapped man-$1,000 to be paid immediately, $10,000 when Berg was released. Levinson. who felt that Richards knew altogether too much about the kidnapping, played along with him until Berg was released, then reported...
...most recent plan for snagging the world out of the economic morass is the product of the mind of Chicagoan Solomon Levinson, who is reputed to have suggested the term and the idea of a moratorium to President Hoover. The Levinson plan seeks to counteract the French theory of the unity of war debts and reparations by establishing a relationship between war debt reparations and disarmament. It postulates a four year armament holiday...
...called Grit the boy saw a picture of Col. Raymond Robins, wealthy Chicago Prohibitor who had been strangely missing since he left New York Sept. 3 to lunch with his good friend President Hoover at the White House (TIME, Sept. 19). Grit readers were advised to notify Salmon Oliver Levinson, famed Chicago attorney, if they saw a man resembling the photograph. Last week Carl Fisher wrote Mr. Levinson that he suspected "Reynolds Rogers" was "your man." Mr. Levinson turned the letter over to the Federal Prohibition Bureau which, at President Hoover's order, had been hunting high...