Unbelievable Chadwick financial fraud scandal rocks Oberlin
Cleveland and Oberlin bank failures tied to Mrs. Chadwick's forged securities and a $13 750 000 web of notes and trust papers. Becktorth and Spear confessed to federal authorities detailing the alleged scheme involving Carnegie linked securities and Wade Park bank as a depository.
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Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Carnegie
Hint
Chadwick
Chad Wick
Oberlin Bank
Ivi Reynold
Oberlin Bank President Details Mrs Chadwick Affair
Oberlin bank president Beckwith says he was duped into a loan to Mrs. Chadwick by a man she presented as a Pittsburg millionaire’s son. He alleges another banker encouraged the loan to cover Chadwick’s debts and notes may be forged, noting Chadwick raised over 2 million dollars from banks in recent years. He accuses an unnamed large Pennsylvania corporation of involvement.
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Oberlin
Beckwith
Citizens National Bank
Chad- Wick
Chadwick
Oberlin Bank
Spear
Gujeesae Comautetely
Wark
Dewadeost
Diillire
Ain
Kratekeroocker Preuss Company
New York
le Hay
Cartiente
Cate Watt
Mein
United States
Anthoriiey
Sullivan
Toledo
Chadwick Nety
Ma. Sullivan
Ohio
Iy 7
Pennsylvania
Betty
Miss Page
Sie Hfuin
Alleged Sister Maintains Tie To Mrs Chadwick
Mrs. Alice M. York of San Francisco reiterates that she is the sister of Elizabeth Bigley Chadwick despite Chadwick’s denial. York cites family roots in London Ontario and Ontario towns Mustwood and Woodstock, describes Chadwick’s trance like behavior, and recalls past incidents in Toledo and Cleveland.
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San Francisco
Alice M. York
Chandwick
Elizabeth Bigley
Chadwick
London
Canada
Mustwood
Woodstock
Cleveland
Sare
Toledo
Wevero
Ynigh
Joseph I Ey
Betts and Bet to Meet the Professor at Evening Rural Ride
Betty Page maneuvers amid a tense social gathering as Professor Carlton arrives seeking a reconsideration of his proposal. Betty seeks support from her circle, while Dicky Potts and Billy tease, and Dor Lesesom returns with news that unsettles romantic loyalties.
Fragmented dialogue recalls a heat of contention scene
A chaotic exchange unfolds among characters including Dr Lawson Miss Curler Betty and Billy as they argue about marriage loyalty and a graveyard plan. Interjections from a physician and a coach mix with flirtation and humor amid a tense confrontation.
Lost fortune hunt centers on Pierre cattle ranch tale
J R Brown of Pittsburg pursues claims to a Pierre South Dakota cattle ranch linked to Joseph O Brown. He cites wills and letters suggesting ownership of 20 000 acres grazing land and thousands of cattle. Investigating allies include George Lumley Charles McKee Nettie McLean with focus on Parker and Quay era holdings.
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United States
J. R. Brown
Ditts- Dburge
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Joseph OF
Brown
Taayver
Ier Des I
Clatny
Witteh
George W. Lumley
Cathpanty
Min Brown
Joseph
Prown
Matt Qinty
Christopher Magee
William Flynt
Joseph O. Brown
Pittsburg
Senator Quayna
Philadelphia
Wnneral
Wecoterie
Mr. Brown
Tribune
Charles Melvee
Netlie W. McLean
Portlay
Ore
Randh
South Inkota
Annie Meccary
Pierre Ranch and Cattle Company
Pierre
Joseph ©. Brown
Dodge
Neb
J. R. Bb. Trown
Butyer
Brather
Pierrze
S. 1
J. R. P. Brown
Pier
Pierre Mauich and Autte Company
Deceml
Mae. Brown
Joseph Brown
Pillsbury
George Lumley
Senator Quay
Cattl Company
Short
Charles H. McKee
McKee
Newton Expects No Rockefeller Settlement On Chadwick Funds
Newton denies relying on John D. Rockefeller to secure a settlement. He cites a sworn statement and an affidavit claiming Mrs Chadwick owned securities valued at over 5 million dollars in Reynolds care. Newton says he did not see the securities but was told they exist and most are dividend bearing stocks.
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Will Hothas
Jefferson
Biek
Betty
Carlton
Andrews Brather
Betts
Cicero
Hetty
Liam
Gilly
Dingo
Jos
Billy
Sonviner
Ant Ieee
Haree
Ltt
Phavon Wits
Virginiatis
Pipleps
Dor Lawson
Mit
Thors
Ain
Tata Corthigg
Col Aend
Atine
Dr Lawson
Edge
Coquette
She
Tida
Hone
Rockefeller
Reynolds
Newton
Chadwick
Woman refuses to waive exam in Chadwick case
Mrs. Chadwick told Commissioner Shields she will not waive examination and will resist federal efforts to move her to Cleveland. She collapsed at the Tombs after a note arrived stating the Sir Reynolds Cleveland package was opened and valueless. She gave no statement.
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New York
Chadwick
Shields
Cleveland
Sir Reynolds
Price and quality clash in butter tale and market critique
A tale contrasts price with quality as a butter seller charges 50 cents a pound for 80 cent butter, a woman pays 60 cents, and a profit insight follows. The piece expands to warn that Wall Street manipulation inflates quotations, harming investors, and urges publicity and honesty to curb deceit. It also adds a light collage of Museum Muses and a wedding joke.
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Wall Street
Dhat
She &S
Nin
Tre
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Sis
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Anne Lewis
Trenton Rastie Benefh
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Quay
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