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The Evening Herald
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico
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In New York federal court on Feb. 25, testimony revealed Edward Donegan made large daily bank deposits while allegedly forging liquor permits. He and Regina Sessions face 13 counts of conspiracy and theft related to Prohibition enforcement.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25.—Bank deposits ranging from $100 to $5,000 a day were made by Edward Donegan while he is alleged to have been engaged in the wholesale forgery of United States liquor withdrawal permits, according to testimony introduced today in Donegan's trial in federal court.
He and Regina Sessions are under joint indictment on 13 counts charging conspiracy to prevent enforcement of the prohibition act and theft of documents from the office of Charles R. O'Connor, former state director of prohibition.
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Feb. 25.
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Bank deposits ranging from $100 to $5,000 a day were made by Edward Donegan while alleged to have been engaged in the wholesale forgery of United States liquor withdrawal permits, according to testimony in his federal court trial. He and Regina Sessions are under joint indictment on 13 counts charging conspiracy to prevent enforcement of the prohibition act and theft of documents from the office of Charles R. O'Connor, former state director of prohibition.