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The Ohio Gang Protects the Bankers
Hallgren, Mauritz A. | April 19, 1933 issue

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This article focuses on the notorious Ohio Gang. The curious belief that it took to cover with the exposure of Warren G. Harding's administration scandals several years ago is decidedly erroneous. For the policies and activities of the Department of Justice are still largely influenced, if not wholly dominated, by men who originally belonged to the Daugherty ring or were subsequently trained in that school. Most of the gang stayed on through the previous administrations, though Harry M. Daugherty himself was compelled to retire in confusion and disgrace. Many are to be found even today in key positions in the department.

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GANGS; BANKS & banking; CAPITALISTS & financiers; SOCIAL groups; UNITED States -- Politics & government; UNITED States
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