Reed Fights For Causes. Missouri Senator Known For Fearlessness
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri is praised for fearlessness and relentless fighting for causes. The long-time public figure, who joined Kansas City politics with the Goats faction, fought for reform, opposed some party leaders, and once defended Henry Ford in a libel suit, balancing law practice with Senate duties.
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United States
Missouri
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Din
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Iowa
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Herbert Hoover
Democratic Party
Free Lance
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Free Lancing
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Aaron Sapiro
A. H. Ulm
N. Y. Times
Roosevelt urges primaries curb on campaign money
Theodore Roosevelt argues that U S election costs reach about 40 million dollars in a presidential year and nearly 10 million in off years He attacks primaries as exposing money driven party machinery and says voters should have veto power over conventions to curb spending and influence in politics
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Theodore Roosevelt
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New York Republican Club
Capper and Coolidge Discuss West Tariff Outlook
Senator Capper of Kansas told President Coolidge the agricultural West seeks a fair tariff balance with the East and stronger price stabilization aims in a new Congress. Julius Rosenwald joined to discuss business and farm credit while indicating support for Coolidge’s economy program.
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Ohio
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Mellon
Treasury Department
Aluminum Company of America
Curtis
Paulen
Rosenwald
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