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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

02 Jun 1915

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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

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3

Walsh Accused of Distorting Testimony Over Rockefeller Claim

W L Mac alleges Chairman Frank P Walsh of the US Industrial Relations Commission distorted testimony by issuing a statement from Kansas City asserting John D Rockefeller Jr bore personal responsibility for labor conditions in Colorado coal fields. The charge was reported from New York on June 1.

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New York Frank P. Walsh United States Industrial Relations Commission Kansas City John D. Rockefeller, Jr Colorado W. L. Mac King Washington Commission On Industrial Relations Frank Walsh John D. Rockefeller Ll. Mackenzie King Canada Rockefeller Foundation United States Walsh Rockefeller America Mr. King Mr. Rockefeller Mr. Walsh
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King denounces Walsh critique of Rockefeller influence in Colorado

In a Washington testimony excerpt King refutes Walsh claims that John D Rockefeller Jr. dominates public sentiment in Colorado. He argues his remarks were distorted and asserts Rockefeller seeks alignment with public opinion, not opposition. The exchange contrasts will and conscience with prevailing public force in the Colorado context.

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Beer and Hugs for the Patients

The testimony describes nurses and the superintendent sharing beer with patients on Christmas Eve at the hospital. Witnesses recall beer in the superintendent's room and even whiskey given to patients, with remarks on patient behavior and care routines observed by staff.

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Miss Marshall Miss Cook Freeman Mary T. Lillis Crost Miss Crombie Ethel A. Crombie Lawrence Hospital Tuberculosis Hospital
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