Portrait of an American: Charles G. DawesHolt, 1953 - 344 pages Full-length, sympathetic biography of the American lawyer and banker. |
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Page 44
... Republican National Com- mittee met in Washington , and the anti - McKinley forces chose St. Louis instead of Chicago . Dawes met with McKinley and Hanna in Cleveland to take stock of the situation . All agreed that a victory in ...
... Republican National Com- mittee met in Washington , and the anti - McKinley forces chose St. Louis instead of Chicago . Dawes met with McKinley and Hanna in Cleveland to take stock of the situation . All agreed that a victory in ...
Page 122
... Republican who might give him trouble . The 1904 Republican gubernatorial situation was complicated for Dawes by the entry of three of his close friends , Frank O. Lowden , Charles S. Deneen , and Lawrence Y. Sherman against the Lorimer ...
... Republican who might give him trouble . The 1904 Republican gubernatorial situation was complicated for Dawes by the entry of three of his close friends , Frank O. Lowden , Charles S. Deneen , and Lawrence Y. Sherman against the Lorimer ...
Page 238
... Republican party a consider- able boost . Everett Sanders , the same man who had tried to prevent him from discussing the Ku Klux Klan , would soon announce from Republican campaign headquarters : " Dawes has been the most successful ...
... Republican party a consider- able boost . Everett Sanders , the same man who had tried to prevent him from discussing the Ku Klux Klan , would soon announce from Republican campaign headquarters : " Dawes has been the most successful ...
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