Reed says he did not influence congress on holding company bills
Clyde M. Reed former Kansas governor and Parsons Sun publisher asserts he never acted as counsel for any utility before Congress and that public statements about his role are inaccurate He notes his own town and state appearances representing utility investors and his push for regulation with professor Ripley and Sen Walsh while denying influence on pending legislation and claiming expenses were paid by citizens
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Roosevelt Junior Catches Two Giant Tuna Off Beach Haven
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