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Raynor, Nicholas & Truesdell

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Silkworth had provided the firm's bucketing operations with the protection of Consolidated. The Judge ruled against the motion raised by defendants, which was that bucketing did not have a Federal statute against it at the time, and ruled in favor of McCoy on February 1, 1926 with the November conviction upheld. Silkworth served three months of a year sentence in 1926, with other brokers also serving time.
189:. Firm members included D. C. Raynor, E. H. Truesdell, and B. J. Nicholas. The firm soon ran into financial difficulties. In November 1923 at the bankruptcy hearing, speculator Louis B. Appleton told that he and his brother Charles put up $ 50,000 before the failure as an advance to the firm, to help keep it afloat. 192:
The firm failed on April 29, 1922. In October 1923, testimony about the firm revealed that it failed in April 1922 for $ 4,000,000, and that the committee of the Consolidated Exchange had been aware of its failing condition six weeks before that. The failure amount was in 1924 reported as "more than
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relating to his brokerage and Raynor, Nicholas and Truesdell in 1922. During the appeal process, McCoy gave testimony before the Circuit Court of Appeals that Raynor, Nicholas & Truesdell had engaged in extensive bucketing operations since its founding late 1920. McCoy further testified that
206:. He was still missing by July 1923, when he should have surrendered for his arrest. On January 23, 1924, it was revealed after an examination of the books that Raynor, Nicholas Truesdell owed $ 1,250,000 to be divided among 2,500 customers, and had $ 80,000 in assets. That day, several 214:
and surrendered himself, disclaiming any voluntary violation of the law. On November 6, 1924, De Witt C. Raynor pleaded guilty before a federal judge on charges of conspiracy and using the mails to defraud. Other co-defendants at the time included
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In December 1923, De Witt C. Raynor was indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in connection with the failure, after testifying that May. When the hearing resumed the following June, he had disappeared, failing to answer to a
333:"Silkworth Loses; Conviction Stands; Sentence of Former President of Consolidated Exchange for Fraud Is Affirmed. Ruling Covers 5 Others Found Guilty of Bucketing -- Sixth Defendant Decided to Serve Term In Prison" 389:"Speculator Tells of Loan to Brokers; Louis B. Appleton Says He and His Brother Put Up $ 50,000 BEFORE $ 4,000,000 FAILURE Advance to Raynor, Nicholas & Truesdell Arranged at "Sumptuous" Delmonico Lunch" 170:
The brokerage firm was founded in 1920 in New York. According to records, as early as November 21, 1921, Consolidated had discussed the firm's methods, as it was known for
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were called in to testify on their dealings with the firm's check history. On February 1, 1924, De Witt Raynor walked into the office of the United States Marshal in
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of Consolidated, Blaine J. Nicholas and Earl H. Truesdell, and several others including Peter Owens, office manager of the Raynor firm. Lawyer
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On November 29, 1924, Silkworth and five others also found guilty of bucketing, with Silkworth convicted of
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Index

Brokerage
Financial services
bucketing
Broadway
42nd Street
Manhattan
New York City
United States
Stockbrokerage
New York
Broadway
Consolidated Stock Exchange
bucketing
bucketing
Broadway
42nd Street
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
subpoena
curb brokers
Havana
William Silkworth
Louis Gilbough
Peter McCoy
mail fraud
Edward M. Fuller & Company
Fuller case


"Brokers"

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