Vare Denied Senate Seat in Narrow Vote by Senate
William S. Vare, Philadelphia Republican, was counted out by a Senate vote of 66 to 18 after a costly 1926 campaign. The long contest saw Vare defy the chamber’s ruling, return home to declare himself a candidate to the finish amid cheering loyalists and vigilant police.
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Arkansas
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Ilinois
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Gifford Pinchot
Pepper
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Pennsylvania
Mellon
Pinchot
Philadelphia Machine
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Weel Adelphia
William
United States Senate
Philadelphia
Miling
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E7th Ward
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Interior Department Annual Supply Bill Reported
The House Appropriations Committee proposed 284,189,978 for the Interior Department, down from this year’s total and below the budget bureau figure. Major items include 235,099,400 for the pension office and 38,070,935 for the National Parks. reclamation and Indian bureau funds rise with project expansion. Hoover also sought a 21,300,000 supplementary Indian affairs appropriation for 1990.
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