Massachusetts Struggles With Fraudulent Securities Promoters
A state commission urges three new acts to curb fraud in securities sales. It calls for registration of brokers and salesmen, a bond filing with the state treasurer, and penalties for misrepresentation. The report cites Ponzi schemes and estimates vast fraud, urging Public Utilities Department enforcement and public access to information.
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Ponsi
Mark
Capital Issues Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Massachusetts
Public Utilities Department
Public Utilities
Public
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County
S. Howard Donnell
Special Commission
Commonwealth
Corporation Department of
England
France
Germany
Department of Public Utilities
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J. Weston Allen
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Samuel Spring
Boston
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Rockwood
Wolf’s
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Washington Street
Brookline Ave
Back Bay
Sano
Achant
Merchants Legal Stamps
Phonograph
Ree
Hogany
New England
Peaser
Dpiano
Warren Street
Roxbury
New England Piano & Phonograph Co
Paige St. Lowell
Boylston St
onmaTuf
Vermont
Meatne
Centre St. Jamaica Plain
Dorchester Ave
Fields Corner
Arlington St
Public Garden
New Hampshire
South Broadway
Lawrence
Market St
Brighton
Moody Street
Waltham
St. Milford, Mass