Index

• Author: C. Ian Kyer
• Pages: 247-262

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Index

P after a page number indicates a picture.

T after a page number indicates a table.

Aemilius Jarvis & Company. See also

Jarvis, Aemilius

about, 27

bond purchase expenses, 34–35, 117

bond sales and purchases, 28, 54–56,

71, 216n4

letters (government letterhead), 86

loss of, 105, 230n17

manager, 54–55

money transfers, 87–88

oce building, 61, 221n98

prof‌its, 71

raid on and f‌iles seizure, 58–59, 86

rival f‌irms, 55

secretary, 86, 87, 128

Alderson, Baron, 96

Ames, Alfred Ernest (A.E.), 142

Armour, Eric, 58, 179

Atkinson, Joseph E., 3–4, 164, 175

Baker, W.D., 173

Bank Act, 79

Bank of Montreal, 33, 52, 76

Bank of Nova Scotia, 221n98

Bank of Toronto, 56, 88

Bayly, Edward

about, 179

attorney general, 22, 164

Canada Cup team, 8P, 58

f‌ine payment appeal (municipality vs

province), 164, 189, 190, 245n13

Bearer bonds, 25

Bennett, Prime Minister Richard

Bedford (R.B.), 151–53, 159–61,

197T–98T, 240n79

Bickell, J.P., 142

Bickenbach, Jerry, x

Biggs, Frank, 10, 59

Bledsoe, Judge (US), 123

Bond purchases, 15–37

bearer bonds, 25

commission vs f‌ixed rate, 29, 32

commissions, 53, 130

corporate bond, 16P

estates, 23, 48–49, 51

The OnTariO BOnd Scandal Of 1924 re-examined

248

exchange rates, 25–26, 28, 30, 88,

116–17, 132

government issue, 24–25

holder names, 33

“missing link” money, 53, 219n55

money transfers, 87–88

order in council authorization, 84, 85,

226n42

order in council wording “not more

than,” xi, 85, 91, 97, 184–85

private vs public tender, 55, 87

process, 23–24, 30–35, 83–84

records of, 57, 58–59, 130

repurchase legislation, 24, 28, 116,

117

secrecy of, 29, 30–31, 55, 57, 87,

132–33, 216n6

serial numbers, 59, 60

succession duty-free, 22–25, 44–45,

47–49, 56, 214n34

timeline, 193T–94T

value, 52–53

written proposal and postscript,

31–32, 90, 95, 97, 134, 185, 216n7

Bonnar, R.A. (KC), 142

Borden, Prime Minister Robert, 22, 169,

193T

Boyd, A.B., 58

Boyer, Patrick, 9–10, 58, 86, 220n86

Bradshaw, T., 52

“Brigade of Barristers,” 164, 242n7

British Columbia Packers Association, 61

British Embassy in US (Pepall extradi-

tion proceedings petition), 122–23

British North America Act (BNA Act),

190–91

Brown Brothers investment f‌irm, 59,

60, 83, 87–88

Burke, Father John E., 143

Canada Law List, 115

Canadian Judicial Council, 180

Canadian Locomotive Company, 61, 105

Cartwright, Henry, 115

Case, Clif‌ford, 156

Chambers (Securities Commissioner),

60

Citizens Moderation League, 66, 68,

223n128, 238n15

Clarkson, G.T., 53

Clarkson Gordon accountants, 58–59,

86

Coatsworth, Justice Emerson, 79

Conservative Party (federal govern-

ment), 22, 151–52, 159, 196T–97T

Conservative Party (provincial govern-

ment). See also Ferguson, Premier

Howard; Ontario government

bond repurchase legislation, 24, 28,

45, 84

elections and campaigns, 2, 17–18,

21, 36, 41–42, 162–63, 194T,

196T, 217n3

Jarvis critics, 10

Jarvis supporters, 141–42, 146, 238n14

leaders, 21, 76, 224n7

legislative committee hearing mem-

bers, 46, 51, 53, 107, 158

memorandum signatories, 141–42

newspaper critics, 3–4

newspaper support, 22, 44

supporters, 22, 62, 66, 115, 141, 154,

181, 224n7, 233n76

Consolidated Revenue Fund, 25

Co-operative Commonwealth Founda-

tion (CCF), 159

Criminal Code (1892)

common law of‌fences, 71, 224n149

conspiracy to defraud, 77, 79, 192

evidence outside of Canada, 70

f‌ine payments to municipalities, 112,

115–16, 188, 189–90

number of of‌fences, 71, 82

retrials, 146

right of appeal, 108, 170

same of‌fences (retrials), 172

“the whole case,” 171

Currie, General, 67, 223n134

Davis, Edward Pease (E.P.), 142, 159