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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1923

Page

9

How Fake Oil Promoters Counted Investors Into Loss

A 1923 NEA Service article explains crooked oil promoters in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas used deceptive ads and sham promises to sell stock. They hid profits by draining drilling funds and funding personal uses while promising large dividends and hiding nonproducing wells.

Roy J. Gibbons T. Worth Tex Yuem Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Ponajde Hia Onvne Guy Sin

Methods Used STOCKHOLDERS PROTEC

A distorted scheme operates without legal authority. An association pretends to protect investors by sending notices to firms' investors about unsound concerns and charges fees. It conducts a yearlong wait then mails a generic report, yielding profits from mailing costs and inflated margins.

Tle “Association Association

President Coolidge eyes brief message on taxation relief and rail reforms

Washington May 24 President Coolidge plans a concise congress message with concrete recommendations on taxation agricultural relief and transportation. He has nearly finished drafting with input from many but will send a brief document to press early next week.

Washington Coolidge Congress White House Cummins Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Senator Cumming Musele United States Vies Presitone Madden Minoiss Warrier River Aliabama Gorgas Alabama Power Company

Coolidge weighs Muscle Shoals nitrate options and shipping laws

President Coolidge favored securing a reliable nitrate supply and supported extending experimentation with either government or private operation. He also considered extending coastwise shipping laws to the Philippines inadvisable at the moment.

Coolidge Muscle Shoals United States

Hard boiled public man must stay say Dr Sawyer

Washington Nov 24 Brigadier General Charles E Sawyer personal physician to President Harding and key figure in the veterans bureau investigation told the Southern Homeopathic Medical Association convention that a public figure must be hard boiled to survive in public life. He said it is safer not to talk and noted he has never figured in a newspaper controversy, which required moral courage. He added he stands for a principle and honest convictions despite attacks.

Sawyer Washington Ufe Charles E. Sawyer Harding Veterans’ Bureau Southern Homeopathic Medical Association

Man on trial dies in Austrian court during cross examination

In Bregenz Austria on November 24 a man on trial for murdering his wife cried out may Almighty God punish me with instant death and collapsed. He died before doctors arrived and was later certified to have died of heart failure during the heated cross examination.

Bregenz Austria

Woman accused of poisoning beer in Denver case

Pittsburgh dispatch reports T F Sullivan, a Washington secret service man, dying after allegedly drinking beer poisoned with strychnine. He claimed a Denver woman and a companion lured him to a cabaret to obtain information. A postcard addressed to the U S secret service chief was found among his effects.

Pittsburgh T. F. Sullivan Washington, D. C Sullivan Denver United States Secret Service Wil E. Z. L. Nyom EL. P. Collir Toledo Ohio

Bancroft to Manage Player Next Spring in First Boston Playing Lead

When Dave Bancroft takes over the Player next spring it will be the first time in several years that either of the Boston major league clubs has had a playing manager.

Dave Bancroft

Officers Ambushed in Kentucky Mountains Fatalities and Wounding

In Knox county Kentucky on Stinking Creek two officers, Janter Charles West and Deputy Sheriff Foster Messer, were killed and Deputy Daniel Allen was seriously wounded when an ambush opened fire as they approached Tete Bailes' home to serve a warrant. Bailey reportedly escaped.

Kentucky Harboursville Janter Charles West Foster Messer Daniel Allen Stinking Creek Knox County Fintlick Tete Bailes Baileys Home West Messer Aller

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