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... majority , 17,000 , is smaller than the 20,000 Republican majority in the non - presidential year 1926. True , in this year's race for Senator the Republican majority , 31,000 , is smaller than the 48,000 Republican majority in the 1926 ...
... majority , 17,000 , is smaller than the 20,000 Republican majority in the non - presidential year 1926. True , in this year's race for Senator the Republican majority , 31,000 , is smaller than the 48,000 Republican majority in the 1926 ...
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... majority . Mr. Roosevelt's course on the Tam- many scandals proved to be good state . politics . For him to continue ... majority for Roosevelt , so Thompson's influence utterly failed to explain the enormous majority for Lewis . Indeed ...
... majority . Mr. Roosevelt's course on the Tam- many scandals proved to be good state . politics . For him to continue ... majority for Roosevelt , so Thompson's influence utterly failed to explain the enormous majority for Lewis . Indeed ...
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... majority was comfortably large . There was no ques- tion of its ample power in 1926 to block any proposal looking toward modifica- tion of the law or its repeal . To this extent the friends of prohibition had command of the situation ...
... majority was comfortably large . There was no ques- tion of its ample power in 1926 to block any proposal looking toward modifica- tion of the law or its repeal . To this extent the friends of prohibition had command of the situation ...
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Business Man Golfer | 41 |
Citizen Looks at the Farmer | 74 |
Curse of Plenty | 114 |
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