Open Letter on Lobbying Washington to Big Firms
An unnamed writer proclaims as a registered lobbyist with access to high offices in Washington. He sketches lavish leverage to gain influence, cites the Lincoln Memorial visit, and laments costs while proposing work for veterans interests and lessons from Col. Maurice J. Meyer on cab regulations in Toledo.
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Ashington
Washington
House
Senate
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Andrew Garsson
Mayflower
Shoreham
Carlton
Wardman Park
Toledo
Col
Maurice J. Meyer
Eisenhower
Veterans’ Organization
Meyer
Red Cab Company
37Th Division
Red Cabs
37Th
Col. Meyer
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