Sinclair Funds in 1920s Republican Campaign Scandal
Washington reports former postmaster general Wili Rays testified before the Senate air Committee about $260000 in Liberty bonds given by Harry F. Sinclair to aid the Republican National Committee after Teapot Dome. The funds were split among four Republican figures. Dupont received $75000 as a direct gift.
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Washington
Wili. Rays
Senate Air Committee
Wfarry F. Sincatt
Fed
Republicist National Committee
Teapot Dome
Hays
National Committee
Continental Trading Co
Canada
Continental A
Sinclair
Walsh
Bratton
New Mexico
Ele
Bays
New York
Fred Wo Upham
John W. Weeks
John T. Pratt
T. Coleman
DuPont
Delaware
Avens Committee
Empire Trust Company
Jefferson and Feaca ville School Attendance Lists
The February attendance records list pupils from Jefferson school led by Mary L. Klein and Feaca ville school taught by Eva M. Thomas. Names include Hilda Pearl, Mabel Pearl, Dorothy DeGrange, Clarke Shaff, James Myers, Catherine Shaft, Ruby Vaes, Nancy Harris, Richard Grove, Ashby Coran, and many others.
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Jefferson School
Mary L. Klein
Hilda Pearl
Mabel Pearl
Dorothy DeGrange
Wathien Darner
Hilda Crampton
Mabel Thomas
Clarke Shaff
Calvin Ri
Thomas Thrasher
James Myers
Noobeniis
Julian Himes
Carrol Harris
Paul DeGrange
Ralph Culler
Chas Lakin
Helen Remsburg
Margaret Thrasher
Elon Lakin
Feacaville School
Eva M. Thomas
Dasring
Leon Russ
Anthons Jacobs
Robert Shafl
E’no
Fout
Mary Edith Mainhart
Mary Castie
Catherine Zimmerman
Sarah Jane Castie
Catherine Ray
Chester Castie
Kieffer
Oliver Wies Meredith Poole
James Feaza
Crammeil Jacobs
Heart Owler
Derr
Hoseee Gross
Howard Marr
Iva Poole
Hanford Cook
Vier Culler
Myrtle Hawk Helen Hargett
Lera Rebecca Howard
Mar: Zimmerman
Naomi Marr Whipp
Railroad Builder Dies in Wilmington at 81
John Reese Kenly, 81, a pioneer railroad builder and president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, died in Wilmington after 10 days at home and illness from influenza. Born in Baltimore January 21, 187, he joined the Confederate Army as a youth and served through the Civil War, including the Appomattox surrender. He began railroad work in 185 with the Pittsburgh and Connellsville line as a flagman on a surveying crew. The obituary notes a rice-throwing custom born in India amid the wedding.
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Wilmington
N. C
John Reese Kenly
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Baltimore
Kenly
Army of
Confederacy
Appomattoy
Lee
Pittsburgh and Connelixville
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Fela Rukigein
Rewcid
Biae and Grey Beauty Shop
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Phoor
Prphiye
Atlantic Coast Line
India
Geroso
George S. Rodock & Son
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Frederick County National Bank No
North Market Street
Mullinix & Bentz
Central Trust Company
Maryland
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Cary
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Macans
Rowe
Exco Hat
New Spring
Jacobson
SAT. & Mon
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Larze
Frederick Co
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