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Lawson Refuses to Name Sources in Leak Probe Hearing
The leak inquiry in Washington heard Thomas W. Lawson refuse to name individuals who allegedly leaked government information to Wall Street. He praised his own testimony as revealing the “damnable condition” and urged the committee to examine stock exchange records to identify who profited, while denying direct evidence or specific names.
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Boston
Chiperfield
Illinois
Campbell
Kansas
Congress
Supreme Court
White House
State Department
New York
Lawson
Bernard Baruch
Transmissio
Lansing
Thomas W. Lawson
Wood
Charles H. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company of
E. M. Lockwood & Co
A. Curtis
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
Curtis
House
Samuel Untermyer
Washington
Representative Chiperfield
Mr. Lawson
Senate
Mr. Chiperfield
Jerry South
Stock Exchange
Arsing
Henry
Wall Street
United Stock
Secretary of State
Guaranty Trust Company
Gerard
Germany
Sabin
Lenroot
Rules Committee