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That evening the Washington Post brought out an extra to announce the dismissal ; in all American history , the Post chortled , no government bureau had ever moved so swiftly . * The agitation by pro - war reformers brought to national ...
That evening the Washington Post brought out an extra to announce the dismissal ; in all American history , the Post chortled , no government bureau had ever moved so swiftly . * The agitation by pro - war reformers brought to national ...
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He brought to a stage of high development the practice of presenting his unions to businessmen as a bulwark against “ radicals ” with plans to reform society in general . This service the AFL was glad to perform , the Green line ran ...
He brought to a stage of high development the practice of presenting his unions to businessmen as a bulwark against “ radicals ” with plans to reform society in general . This service the AFL was glad to perform , the Green line ran ...
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... Chamber of Commerce , a charwoman from Butte , the head of the AFL , Harvard classmates of Roosevelt , the third vicepresident of Kiwanis , and some five thousand other people all brought or sent the President sure - fire remedies .
... Chamber of Commerce , a charwoman from Butte , the head of the AFL , Harvard classmates of Roosevelt , the third vicepresident of Kiwanis , and some five thousand other people all brought or sent the President sure - fire remedies .
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