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1 Canada's Teapot Dome and Its American Parallels: House of Commons' Investigation and Report of the Beauharnois Power Development on the St. Lawrence River in Quebec 1931

handle is hein.beal/cateadme0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Canada's Teapot, 1ome And Its American Parallels House of Commons' Investigation and Report of the Beauharnois Power Development on the St. Lawrence River in Quebec By JUDSON KING Director National Popular Government League From the HOUSE DEBATE, July 31, 1931. Sir, the fundamental criticism I have to urge against the conduct of this enterprise is that from its very inception, it defied Government.--Premier Bennett, Conservative. All my knowledge of that concern has come since this inquiry-and has come as a great and sad surprise. . . . Mr. Sweezey had curious notions as to how progress was to be made by industrial enterpri'ses through the exercise of political influence.-Opposition Leader, Mr. Mackenzie King, Liberal. If corporations are going to finance elections, then wealthy people are going to control lawmaking. . . . If capitaliza- tion costs were kept down, we would be far on the way to higher levels of business morality.-Mr. Montgomery, Win- nipeg, Farmer-Labor. BULLETIN NO. 151 OCTOBER, 19, 1931 PUBLISHED BY THE NATIONAL POPULAR GOVERNMENT LEAGUE 637 Munsey Building Washington, D. C. Price, 25 Cents

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