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 61
... campaign headquarters in Chicago , with little of the money he was generally supposed to have at his command . " The pressure for places is simply overwhelming , " he had noted on July 23. " Met 100 or so people , all of whom had a plan ...
... campaign headquarters in Chicago , with little of the money he was generally supposed to have at his command . " The pressure for places is simply overwhelming , " he had noted on July 23. " Met 100 or so people , all of whom had a plan ...
Page 62
... campaign . He was running campaign head- quarters on a business basis , including meticulous accounting for every penny of campaign funds . His public speeches and private conferences followed each other in rapid succession . But on ...
... campaign . He was running campaign head- quarters on a business basis , including meticulous accounting for every penny of campaign funds . His public speeches and private conferences followed each other in rapid succession . But on ...
Page 339
... Campaigns , political . See Presidential campaign Cannon , Joseph G. , 143 Canton , Ohio , in first McKinley campaign , 59 Castle , William R. , 306 Cecil , Sir Robert , 312 Central Republic Bank and Trust Com- pany , 306 , 316-322 ...
... Campaigns , political . See Presidential campaign Cannon , Joseph G. , 143 Canton , Ohio , in first McKinley campaign , 59 Castle , William R. , 306 Cecil , Sir Robert , 312 Central Republic Bank and Trust Com- pany , 306 , 316-322 ...
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