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The Sunday Herald And Weekly National Intelligencer
Washington, District Of Columbia
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James Mulcahey, employed by J. J. Hogan as a canvasser and driver, was arrested for embezzling over $500 from collected bills, including $147 from John Lang in Georgetown and $93 from George Kozel. Officer Weedon made the arrest at the First Precinct Station.
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James Mulcahey has been employed by Mr. J. J. Hogan for the past three years as a canvasser and driver of one of his wagons. Lately returns from bills sent out failed to come in with the usual promptness and an investigation was set on foot. It was disclosed that Mulcahey was an embezzler. Mr. Hogan swore out a warrant yesterday for his arrest and Officer Weedon arrested him, and he is now locked up in the First Precinct Station. Among the bills collected and not returned was $147 from John Lang, of Georgetown; George Kozel, $93, and others amounting to over $300. Mr. Hogan thinks his losses will foot up over $500.
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First Precinct Station, Georgetown
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Yesterday
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James Mulcahey, employed by J. J. Hogan for three years as a canvasser and driver, embezzled over $500 from collected bills after delays in returns prompted an investigation. Hogan obtained a warrant, and Officer Weedon arrested Mulcahey, who is now in the First Precinct Station. Specific unreturned amounts include $147 from John Lang of Georgetown and $93 from George Kozel.