ALLEGED SWINDLE
RICH WIDOW'S LOSS.
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(AUSTRALIAN - NtW ZIA! AN» CAULS AMMIATMW.) NEW YORK, 29th .April.
The New York World prints a story of the . deportation of Hamilton Cleighton Radleyand 'Iharles Grant Lawson. who are wanted by the Scotland Yard-au-thorities on charges of fraudulent stock promotion. ' . It reveals an extraordinary story, involving .Mrs. ,Tane Lewis, a millionaire Australian widow, who was a member of a party of seven who landed in New York on a trip' round the world. Mrs. Lewis declares that Lawson and Ra'dley. invited themselves when ai trip was arranged in Cairo, and alleges that during the voyage on the Adriatic they secured 35,0?0 dollars from her.
Giving up hopes of recovering the money, Mrs. Lewis decided to go horn«.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 100, 1 May 1922, Page 7
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125ALLEGED SWINDLE Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 100, 1 May 1922, Page 7
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