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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

3

Nationwide Round-Up of Oil Promoters Begun

Government agents announce a nationwide round-up of alleged wildcat oil company promoters charged with fraud and misrepresentation. Indictments name oil companies brokerage houses and officers, with cases including a Crown Oil Company claim tied to a Roosevelt son and false stock reports. Perpetrators faced bonds and court appearances as investigations spread.

New York Wildcat Oil Crown Oil Company Roosevelt Standard Oil Company Chicago Louis ©. van Tiper Atlantic City Heston

National Geographic Gifts Giant Forest Tract to Government

June 16 presentation by the National Geographic Society delivered a deed for a 130 acre Giant Forest tract to the interior secretary and National Park Service director. Gilbert Grosvenor and a donor funded the purchase. the gift completes government ownership of John Muirs Giant Forest except for one remaining piece. The Tharp Tract houses countless giant sequoias including a claimed super giant rivaling the Sherman tree in size and height.

National Geographic Society Soquoia National Park California Gilbert Grosvenor John Barton Payne Interior Stephen T. Mather National Park Service Tharp Tract John Muir Washington Monument

Dead Man's Club proposed for Akron ex servicemen

William Wirt of Akron advocates a Dead Man's Club for nearly 2,000 living veterans listed as killed in action. He notes 900 men officially dead who are alive and seeks government recognition while his own name is being chiselled from a memorial tablet.

Washington United States Capitol Capitol Dome Congress Nile Moses Christ America Akron Ohio William Wirt Wirt France War Department

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