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THE SPORTSMAN AND THE BUSINESSMAN
DURING SUMMER DAY
SENATE COMMITTEE ASKED TO FILE
CHARGES AGAINST MR. PECORA
FURTHER FAVOURED CUSTOMERS
{THROCON BEUTER'S ADENCY. I
WASHINGTON, June" 2.
Hudson stock.
tured the progress of the inquiry.
President Roosevelt told members of the banking committee to-day
An exhaustive account of the prospects of the different caudi- dates racing at Happy Valley"on' Monday will appear in the Daily Preg on Monday together with selections by " Morning Dew,"
that he wanted their investigation individual could be critized for buy- of J. P. Morgan and Company anding a bargain.
other "private bankers "pushed to: The point in mind with those de- the limit. The committee resumes manding his retirement, however, its inquiry on Wednesday.
is whether it is wise to have a secretary of the treasury, who is indebted to one of the largest finan- 'cial institutions in the country for..
past favours.
A further list of favoured cus. tomers of J. J. I. Morgan and
In an official source it was as Company has been issued, in con-
serted to day that the President nction with the sale by the com-renewed his expression of the pany of 50,500 units of Niagara desire that the investigation go through without limit, and indicat The large issue was sold by Mored his complete confidence in the gan's at twenty-nine dollars per committee." share in 1999 when the market price was $30 per share, giving them an immediate profit of por share.
The list of favoured customers in this transaction includes Mr. Owen D. Young, Mr. R. B. Mellon, and Mr. Harvey Couch, who is now n director of the Finance Recon struction Corporation.
WOODIN OFFERS HIS RESIGNATION
WASHINGTON, May 28. Secretary of the Treasury Wil- llam H. Woodin has offered to re- sign from the cabinet if President Franklin D. Roosevelt, desires, it was learned to-day after the two
Without
Critics of former Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon objected to his incumbency, broadly speak- Committeemen observed that they ing, for the same reason. regarded this as an indication that presuming to charge Mellon with the President was satisfied with any act of impropriety, they assert the manner in which Ferdinand led a man with so much wealth as Pecora, committee counsel,, was Mellon, in the course of his official conducting the investigation. duties, was frequently called upon
cisions directly affecting himself. to pass upon matters and make de
cruise
of confidence came after he had President Roosevelt's expression spent the week-end on The down the Potomac with Secretary of the Treasury William Woodin, in the course of which they dia- cussed the inclusion of Wocklin's name in the list of special clients who obtained stock from the Mor gan firm at bargain prices.
Beturning to Washington last night, Woodin announced that he had no intention of resigning."
Many practical-minded persons point out that the ethics of the question involved, if pursued to the greatest possible refinement, would make a large portion of capable men in the country unavailable for public office.
It is almost impossible for any man achieving public office, they say, to disassociate himself from all abigations, political or other wise, hence the point is to "select
warped by personal interested
The cry for Woodin to step out of the cabinet, has thus far come wholly from the Republic side of
speat a two-day cruise together of FAVOURS IN PRIVATE LIFE men whose judgement will not be
the yacht Sequoia,
WASHINGTON, May 29.
podin made the offer wishing to save Roosevelt embarrassment Over the revelations at the senate inquiry into the affairs of J. P. Morgan and Company, where it was brought out that Woodin on two different occasion was given the privilege of purchasing stock from that Brm at figures well be low the murket price.
When the Sequoia returned Woo-H. Woodin. din declined to comment further than to declare:
I have not resigned. That is
all I can say."
Asked if he intended to resign, Woodin told the United Press:
Ask the President.”. Meanwhile Congressman George
#ongregs.,
While Washington was waiting for a resumption of the senate in-
The Morgan hearings revealed quiry into the affairs of J. P. Morgan and Company, speculation that Woodin, among a list of other was continuing to-day over the prominent, persons, was privileged prospects of the retirement of Seto buy at below market price from cretary of the Treasury William the Morgan firm issues of Standard Brands, Inc., and Alleghany Cor. porabion, which could be turned at
immediate profit.
Several persons close to the ad- ministration expressed belief that Woodin night retire after the pub lic reception to the revelation that he has accepted favours in private life from the Morgan firm had cool ed off.
It was evident from the
The outery against Woodin, and
Davis was started by Congressman Frid. Britain, of Illinois, who de- manded they resign.
Senator Arthur Robinson of In- diana said that Woodin had outliv altered his usefulness.
fact
week-end Brip, floosevelt declared. Before leaving on the two day.
H. Tinkham of Massachusetts join that nothing. transpired ed the cry against the big names Woodin's week-end trip with mentioned in the Morgan inquiry ident Franklin D. Roosevelt that when he criticized Norman Davis, no immediate action was to be he wanted the Morgan, inquiry to America's sador.
disarmament: ambas taken.
go on, regardless of whom it hit Friends of Woodin were confid.me member of the committee Fain The Morgan hearings revealed ent that he would not quit under Davis obtained a large personal fire, as such would be acceptance loan from the Morgan firm.. of unwarranted, reflections.
Tinkhara said he would offer a resolution Monday for the inves tigation of all business relations
מן
-No Misconduct, Woodin's resignation has been
gress because it was shown that on
Norman Davis had in international demanded by Republicans in con. banking and business since 1917.”
Additional fireworks were prospect when the committee hear two occasione the House of Mor- ings resume next Wednesday as a
gan gave him the privilege of buy- result of hostility, between Senator ing securities well below the mar- Denby's political scalps, although ed were the Alleghany Corpora
ket price. The securities mention- they ultimately resigned. Fall was tion and Standard Brands, Inc.. prosecuted.
Observers generally consider rE- There is no implication of mis" velations in the Morgan inquiry conduct in the fact that Woodin, have been quite mild as compared as a private citiren, accepted the with the findings of the late Bena-votrs mentioned. tor Thomka J. Walsh's probe of It is merely a question of ethics the oil cases. The Morgan inquriy whether one to whom Morgan had has raised an ethical question, but shown favours should be in the in- no legal question.
portant secretaryship.
Whether Roosevelt wishes Wood-
More recently when the criticism of former Secretary of the Trea- in to leave or not, there is ample suy Andrew Mellon waxed waim, précédent from the Republican side after demands for his impeachment of the fence for a leisurely deciding were made, former President Herof the matter,
bert Hoover served notice on the It was recalled that during the country that he had full faith in pll cases which originated in the Mellon by taking him from the Harding administration and hung controversial treasury post and over until the Coolidge regime, naming him as ambassador to Lon- there was no harts, to unseat form- don.
er Secretary of the Treasury Al- hert Fall, former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and former
Some have speculated whether Roosevelt might seek the same 80
presented to him by the Woodin
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case.
While speculation was thus pro- ceeding regarding Woodin's posi- tion, Senator Robert M. LaFollette introduced a new angle in the Mor- gan case when he charged, that Morgan groups were blocking the ratification of the St. Lawrence waterway treaty." ---
Has Confidence in Committee.
President Coolidge, with Ary coolness, waited out the public demand for Daugherty's and Carter Class of Virginia and Ferdinand Pocora, the committee's investiga
tortor Duncan U. Fletcher said
Senator the Glas Pecora feud would not influence the continuation of the inquiry, Glass protested last week that Pecora was "badgering " Morgan.
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transactions between the President Bopserelt's announce Morgan firm and Woodin wore, while ment complete confidence" Woodin was in private life and be in the men 16 Banking committee for it was évén supposed he would
vestigating the firm of J. become a cabinet member.
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