Mr. Byron person
also known as: Byron, Messrs. Byron
Summary: Demingite swindled by the flim-flam change puzzle.
Completeness: 56/100 Grade D
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victim_of
cited from FLIM-FLAMMERS CAUGHT (1891)
FLIM-FLAMMERS CAUGHT
Two bunco men who gave the names of
Frank Whitney and James Evans were brought
up from Doming by Sheriff Lockhart and placed
in the county cooler charged with working the
flim-flam racket, the making change puzzle,
whereby t…
witnessed
flim-flam racket
cited from TREMONT ARRIVALS (1891)m racket, the making change puzzle,
whereby the merchant in changing $10 for them
gets mixed and they come out $5 ahead. They
worked the game all right on two Demingites,
Messrs. Byron and Hogdon, but were caught
dead to rights at Smith …
Sources (2)
FLIM-FLAMMERS CAUGHT
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
TREMONT ARRIVALS ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details