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Fame & Force. If the Republicans at Cleveland should nominate Idaho's Borah, the G. O. P. would be putting into the field the most famed Senator of this century. Yet in that fame many a voter would doubtless find something old and outmoded, a far-away-&-long-ago quality...
Meantime Senator Borah's Ohio managers were scurrying around to find a second-choice man for the Borah ticket. They dug up Frank E. Gannett, publisher of a chain of 19 newspapers in New York and neighboring states, for 25 years a friend of Franklin Roosevelt, for six months...
They say that the Republicans are looking for a mediocre man for Presidential candidate. The idea is not to antagonize any of the anti-Roosevelt voters in the country, whether they be radicals, or conservatives, or merely honest. The electorate will undoubtedly vote against the New Deal, rather than for...
The significant fact in the Townsend movement is that to date it has refused to organize as a third party. Taking over the methods of the Anti-Saioon League, the clubs operate as an organized pressure group. Refusing to nominate candidates of its own, the organization dickers with the representatives...
The week that the Democratic Party assembled in Chicago to nominate Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932 was the worst Depression week in Chicago banking. Nervous depositors swarmed into even the biggest Loop banks, demanded their money. Runs hit good banks and bad alike. That was the week that Charles Gates...