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Attempted Hucknall Bank Fraud, 1st July 1916
- jimgrundyrule303
- Jul 1, 2016
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“ALLEGED ATTEMPTED LOCAL BANK FRAUD.
“A labourer named Robert John Brown, of no fixed residence, was remanded at the Shire Hall to-day [1st July 1916] on a charge of fraudulently endeavouring to obtain £200 from William Albert Spring, manager of the Union of London and Smith's Bank Hucknall, by means of a forged cheque.
“When charged, prisoner replied: "I know nothing about the matter."
“He was remanded.”
'Nottingham Evening Post', 1st July 1916.
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