Oberlin Bank org
Summary: The Oberlin Bank officers succumbed to bribes in the Chadwick case.
Completeness: 36/100 Grade F
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Claims (1)
bribed
officers— 1904-12-10
cited from Image 1 of The Roswell daily record (Roswell, N.M.), December 10, 1904 (1904)Bail y ecorb VOLUME 2 Ros well New Mexico Saturday Evening Dec to 904 NUMBER 24d WTCi OUR DISPLAY AD IN MONDAYS ISSUEGITS NEW STORE The KOSWELL WORKED THE BANKS THE STORY OF HOW MRS CHAD WICK PLAYED WITH VICTIMS THE AMOUNT GROWS The Name of Carnegie Forged to More Than Thirteen M…
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Image 1 of The Roswell daily record (Roswell, N.M.), December 10, 1904 ↗
Anonymous · 1904 · newspaper · public_domain · details