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Secretary of Treasury appears before Senate oil investigating commitee. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon as he [...]ared before the Senate oil investigating committee [...]y at the Capitol to shed further light on his refusal ...ccept $50,000 in bonds from the Continental [...]ing Co., for th
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Secretary of Treasury appears before Senate oil investigating commitee. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon as he [...]ared before the Senate oil investigating committee [...]y at the Capitol to shed further light on his refusal ...ccept $50,000 in bonds from the Continental [...]ing Co., for th

Harris & Ewing · 1928-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineSecretary of Treasury appears before Senate oil investigating commitee. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon as he [...]ared before the Senate oil investigating committee [...]y at the Capitol to s. 1928-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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