Evening star., 1924-03-04
Doheny Made Offer to Walsh
To Take Interest IN Oil Deal
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Of cash drawn or does it keep q rec-
ord Of explanation written on back
(Unsigned.)
Edward Mclean. Palm Beach. Fla.
"Zevely thinks trend of investiga-
tion favorable to you. Not impressed
with Walsh as cross-examiner. Thinks
about forthcoming Interrogation.
which may arise, of which Lambert
regarding your answers to questions
which may arose, OF which Lambert
will advise you. Walsh leaves Sea-
eight. wv. o. D."
Edward Mclean, Palm Beach, Fla.
walsh leaves Coast Line 1885 to-
night instead of seaboard: Lambert
on same train. wv. o. D."
Papers In Bank Box.
Jan. II. 1924.
Edward Mclean, Palm Beach, Fla.
Papers in Fraser and your joint
safe deposit box Commercial, bank.
pursuant Lambert's instructions. Do
you want them where they are avail
able to me. At Post all day.
wv. o. D."
"Feby. 2. 1924
Mr. w. o. Duckstein, the Breakers,
Palm Beach, Fla.
Burns sent for me and told me
communicate Mclean. inquiries being
made special agent Department JUS
tice. Think this important informa-
tion. MARY"
Message to Doheny.
January 80. 1924. 4:s7 pm.
From Los Angeles, Calf. -
Edward L. Doheny.
"Pan-American Petroleum & Trans
portation Company, $40 Woodward
building,
washington, D. c.
Compliment you on able presenta-
tion Warrington. Have heard many
complime entary remarks and no un-
forming you my opinion that 1t would
be a mistake to offer back lease and
an act that could be enjoined by any
|stockholder. Am perfectly CD that
when present hysteria is over and If
matter is weighed In any court pro-
vindicated and
THE company cannot legally be
made to suffer for the act any offlcial
acting unofficially. Every one here
den of your shoulders. Hope that
your realisation Of the equity OF the
contract will give you aid and COM
fort at time when politics seems
to be the master J. A. Y"
Among Code Messages. !
The last OF these kilograms was
found among the code messages SUBJ
mitted by the Western Union and was
submitted along with the Mclean
kilograms.
q. W. Zevely IL attorney for Harry
F. Sinclair. Wilton J. Lambert is at
stein is a Mclean employe and hus-
band of Mary Duckstein. George B.
Frazer is financial secretary to Nc
Lean.)
Walsh Records Telegrams.
Senator Walsh announced that the
committee had found in its search
kilograms exchanged between himself
and E. L. Doheny. Reports of the
exchange had been whispered about"
the senator said, for the purpose of
in the record the entire correspond
ence. 1t related in part to letter
from T. S. Hogan of Great Falls, Mont,
asking the oil magnate to enter Mon
tana oil production. The communica-
tions exchanged upon the Hogan pro-
posals follow:
Hon. E. l.. Doheny,
1920 Broadway.
New York city.
my dear Mr.. Doheny:
Il am inclosing q letter received
from Hon. T. S. Hogan of Great Falls.
Mont, once secretary Of state. and
later a senator from Yellow Stone
county. Mr.. Hogan enjoys the respect
and confidence OF our people. If you
have not dismissedethe idea OF enter
Ing the Montana feld, and very sim
cerely hope you have not, the letter
may be Of some interest to you.
Every truly yours,
"Hon. r. J. Walsh.
United States Senate,
'FWashington, d. G.
Received your letter with inclosure
from Mr. %ns to yaR saRe or
In his proposition would be pleased
to have him come to Los Angeles at
his convenience with, maps and data.
Merry Christmas from Mrs. Doheny
and me to you and yours. We received
in the Philippines. "E. L. DoHENY."
- Found Proposal AlIurfng. -
2 December "a, 1928. :
"Hon:' E. L. D0heny,
"fos Angeles. Calf.
'Dear Mr. Doheny:
rYour telegram Of the 21st was duly
received. The suggestion you make
is ttol me most alluring. After COM
ing here, I closed out. my interests in
Montana ranch enterprises and have
since been. anxious to hnd an oppor-
tuiaity to put portion OF my u1eager
accumulations into some Montana
business.
II should further appreciate very
much indeed the opportunity to be
associated with you in some busi-
ness s'enterprise. Were it not for the
considerations to which / shall ad
vert, T. should gladly take a chance
with you and Senator Hogan. l can
not do 50. however. because. in the
expansion Of the business Of corr
poration such as you would organize,
1t would almost OF necessity acquire
leases. from the government and
while I am in the official position
I hold, it seems to me unwise for:
me to engage in any buainess de-.
pendent in any appreciable degree
on government favor. :.
you may recall meeting with me-.
when We were in Los Angeles to.
gether during the winter OF 1917.
1918. Mr.. Lewis Penwell. Some years
Heretofore he had purchased a sheep
outfit on San Clements Island, to-
gether with a twenty-five-year lease