John Davison Rockefeller person
also: his son, John D., John D. Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller Jr, John D. Rockefeller Jr., John Jr., Junior, Rockefeller, Rockefeller Jr., the Rockefellers
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William Avery Rockefeller Jr. family_of
John Davison Rockefeller documented
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“Rockefeller was a co-founder of Standard Oil along with his elder brother John Davison Rockefeller.…”
source: url — William Rockefeller Jr. · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller acquired
Pocantico Hills documented
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“William's decision to build his home in Westchester was a key factor in his brother John D. Rockefeller Jr.'s decision to buy land nearby in Pocantico Hills, starting in 1893.…”
source: url — William Rockefeller Jr. · p.1
Lamont M. Bowers relationship_with
John Davison Rockefeller documented
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“Bowers, Rockefeller's man, remained in the background.…”
source: url — Colorado Fuel and Iron · p.1
United States Commission on Industrial Relations investigated
John Davison Rockefeller documented
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“The United States Commission on Industrial Relations conducted extensive hearings singling out John D. Rockefeller Jr. and the Rockefellers' relationship with Bowers for special attention.…”
source: url — Colorado Fuel and Iron · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller founded
Colorado Industrial Plan documented
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“In October 1915 John D. Rockefeller Jr. with the assistance of William Lyon Mackenzie King... introduced the Colorado Industrial Plan...…”
source: url — Colorado Fuel and Iron · p.1
Frank P. Walsh met_with
John Davison Rockefeller documented
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“Journalist Walter Lippman stated there was 'an atmosphere of no quarter' when Walsh subpoenaed and then questioned John D. Rockefeller Jr. about the Ludlow massacre.…”
source: url — Commission on Industrial Relations · p.1
Ivy Ledbetter Lee worked_for
John Davison Rockefeller documented
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“In 1914, he was to enter public relations on a much larger scale when he was retained by John D. Rockefeller Jr to represent his family...…”
source: url — Ivy Lee · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller worked_for
Colorado Fuel and Iron documented
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“Analysis of the company's operations by John D. Rockefeller Jr. showed a need for substantially more funds which were provided in exchange for acquisition of CF&I's subsidiaries…”
source: url — John D. Rockefeller · p.1
John D. Rockefeller sold_to
John Davison Rockefeller documented
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“Colorado Fuel and Iron's treatment of its workers worsened after its sale to John D. Rockefeller, who gave his portion of the company to his son John D. Rockefeller Jr. as a birthday gift.…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller headed
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company documented
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“John D. Rockefeller purchased a controlling stake in the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company in 1902, and nine years later he turned over his controlling interest in the company to his son, John D. Rockefeller Jr., who managed the company from his…”
source: url — Ludlow Massacre · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller lived_in
New York City documented
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“John D. Rockefeller purchased a controlling stake in the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company in 1902, and nine years later he turned over his controlling interest in the company to his son, John D. Rockefeller Jr., who managed the company from his…”
source: url — Ludlow Massacre · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller moved_to
Tarrytown documented
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“Protesters led by Ferrer Center anarchists Alexander Berkman and Carlo Tresca followed when Rockefeller Jr. fled 30 miles (48 km) upstate to the family estate near Tarrytown.…”
source: url — Ludlow Massacre · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller recruited
W. L. Mackenzie King documented
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“John D. Rockefeller Jr. engaged W. L. Mackenzie King, a labor relations expert and future Canadian Prime Minister, to help him develop reforms for the mines and towns.…”
source: url — Ludlow Massacre · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller recruited
Ivy Lee documented
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“Rockefeller Jr. also brought in pioneer public relations expert Ivy Lee, who warned that the Rockefellers were losing public support and developed a strategy that Rockefeller followed to repair it.…”
source: url — Ludlow Massacre · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller relationship_with
Woodrow Wilson documented
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“Part-owner John D. Rockefeller Jr. refused President Wilson's offer of mediation...…”
source: url — Colorado Coalfield War · p.1
John Davison Rockefeller financed_via
Theodore Roosevelt host_asserted
“of the progressives and the income tax scheme. They cautiously avoided openly joining forces with the liberal Democrats in demanding its adoption. They employed the usual trick of pretending to oppose the very measure that they were promoti…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Federal Reserve Conspiracy & Rockfeller Part 2 @ 46:54
Nelson W. Aldrich married
John Davison Rockefeller host_asserted
“Let me just put the reference in here to Aldridge. Aldridge's daughter marries John D. Rockefeller Jr. And Nelson Aldridge Rockefeller is named after him. Indeed. Just to tie all of those loops together. Yeah, all roads lead to Rockefellers…”
▶ Fabian Society Hayek vs Keynes wWarHamster Brady @ 37:17
Nelson W. Aldrich married
John Davison Rockefeller host_asserted
“Governor Nelson Rockefeller's grandfather, Senator Aldridge, gave us the income tax. Two fundamental measures for carrying out the conspiracy were introduced in Congress by the grandfather and namesake of Governor Nelson Aldridge Rockefelle…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Federal Reserve Conspiracy & Rockfeller Part 2 @ 38:03
John Davison Rockefeller founded
Tobacco Trust host_asserted
“humanitarian and philanthropist. His genius matched that of the Rockefellers. He had also done right well for himself as a political boss. He joined Rockefeller, Duke, and Ryan in creating the Tobacco Trust with the help of their agent and …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Federal Reserve Conspiracy & Rockfeller Part 2 @ 52:05