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?16, 000, 000 graft charge. Did big US magnates give war contracts after Armistice
?16, 000, 000 " graft " charge. Did big US magnates give war contracts after Armistice ?
The War Frauds Grand Jury has been investigating charges of war time " graft " by contractors has returned an indictment against Mr Benedict Crowell, and against 6 " dollar a year men ".
2 January 1923
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This print captures a significant moment in history, shedding light on the alleged corruption surrounding war contracts after the Armistice. The image showcases a headline that reads "?16,000,000 graft charge. Did big US magnates give war contracts after Armistice?". This thought-provoking photograph serves as evidence of an ongoing investigation by the War Frauds Grand Jury into claims of wartime "graft" by contractors. The focal point of this snapshot is Mr Benedict Crowell, who stands indicted alongside six other prominent figures known as the "dollar a year men". These individuals were accused of involvement in questionable practices related to awarding lucrative contracts during the war period. Their portraits are captured with stern expressions, reflecting the gravity of their situation. Taken on January 2nd, 1923, this monochrome image exudes an air of law and order amidst a backdrop of uncertainty and scandal. It offers us a glimpse into an era when personalities clashed over matters concerning justice and integrity. Preserved by Central News for posterity's sake, this historic photograph invites viewers to contemplate how power dynamics can influence decision-making even in times marked by global conflict. As we delve into its details, we are reminded that transparency and accountability remain essential pillars for maintaining trust within society – lessons still relevant today despite being captured nearly a century ago.
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