Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-02-28 | Page 2 | S. L. Police Asked to Look out for Stolen Securities

s. s SL L Police Asked I I f To 0 Look Out for forI I Stolen Securities I Telegrams were received by the Salt Lake police today urging that they the I watch for persons attempting to dillI dispose dispose dis dill I pose of securities s stolen from the First FirstI I National bank of ot Los Angeles on February February February Feb Feb- 13 when hen Sam McGee the bank messenger was murdered The largest largest largest larg larg- est reward ever offered in such a a. case has Just been posted according to Chief of Police Louis D D. D Oaks of ot Los Angeles The reward Is for the arrest of ot the murderers and the return of ot the stolen securities In addition there is a regard of or 5 Ii per cent for certain of ot the securities and 10 per cent for forthe forthe forthe the return of others It has been discovered that the loss has reached greater proportions than the press dispatches first stated and it is now estimated to be Evidently Evidently Evi Evi- dently Chief Oaks believes that an at attempt attempt attempt at- at tempt has been made or wIll wll b be made to dispose of the stolen securities Inthis in inthis inthis this city A list and description of ot the stolen securities is being mailed to the Salt Salti j i I Lake police according to the last tele- tele gram grant The reward in the case is the aggregate of It the sums orter offered d by the II banking interest and the authorities of Los Angeles