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Refreshing though it was, fewer and fewer people could conceive of Coolidge going anywhere. 14–15; Chace, p. 58. will make out? Some witnesses weren't called at all. Roosevelt, Elliott, and James Brough.

But even when he was, Edith refused to allow Grey entrance unless he dismissed embassy attaché Major Charles Crauford-Stuart, guilty of having circulated the "fell out of bed" version of Woodrow's marriage proposal. 1, 3; NY Tribune, 14 July 1920, p. 1; Atlanta Constitution, 14 July 1920, p. 1; R. Listen to uncle ruckus the presidents a niger.org. 109–115. "The dirtiest man that I have ever seen in my life, " he later remembered, "was in charge of the sandwich counter in Chicago. " In North Dakota, he had complained about excessive Wood campaign spending. The narrative is rich and compelling as it peeks into the backrooms and describes the national mood. Actually, he hedged so much (i. e., by recognizing the need for reservations) that he said virtually nothing.

"Well, " TR responded, "probably I shall get in this thing in June [1919]. " He leaned out of the car, and then as quickly as this specter of Wilson's early career had appeared, he vanished. The film was later to be shown at all First National theaters; but where Harding had attracted big-name stars like Jolson and Ethel Barrymore, Cox attracted none. Winston Churchill said that Berlin was responsible for feeding occupied Belgium and called Hoover "a positive son of a bitch. " When Mrs. Harding goes away": Russell (Blooming Grove), p. 401. In doing so, he escaped death. "I sympathized with my mother-in-law, " Eleanor Roosevelt wrote, "when I saw her lawn being trampled by hordes of people. " And so an amazed Herbert Hoover made the acquaintance of Senator Warren Harding. William Jennings Bryan was less impressed. "You should be very happy. 1, 7; The Nation, 6 October 1920, p. 364; Morgan (F. and all similar un-Americans": Chicago Tribune, 22 August 1920, p. 5; Freidel (The Ordeal), p. 84; Morgan (F. Listen to uncle ruckus the presidents a niger delta. 231; Davis, p. 620; Ward, p. 535.

Choking with emotion, he told them: "If the great honor of the Presidency is to come to me, I shall need all the help that you two friends can give me. " Losing California cost Hughes the election. He recovers the music— and steals a kiss. This is an outrage! " Pietrusza [Rothstein], p. 416. ) Seconding speeches didn't satisfy Alice Paul. Garvey accused Assistant District Attorney Edwin T. Kilroe of conspiring with Garvey's business rivals to frame him. "Oh, there's going to be a deadlock, " Smoot blandly assured a reporter, "and we'll have to work out some solution; we wanted the night to think it over. " "I must say, it's a hundred and ten in this place and you advise me to keep cool! " But if Republicans trudged a well-worn path regarding their convention site, they had lost their way regarding whom to nominate. 1, 3; NY Times, 15 July 1921, p. 6; Perrett, pp. But after the first round of seconding speeches, Al Smith stepped to the podium: When the Republican Convention was over, I met a Republican friend of mine who said to me, "Al, it makes me think of picking up a fish in cold weather. Listen to uncle ruckus the presidents a nigger. "

When one citizen knows beyond the peradventure of doubt what concerns all other citizens but is not generally known[, ] duty compels publication. They would say "S-word. I concurred in this. "I found the same attitude of mind... on the other side. Du Bois had first called Garvey "an extraordinary leader of men, " but by mid-1920 he began questioning Garvey's vaunted operation. McAdoo, seventy-seven, died of a heart attack while visiting Washington on February 1, 1941.

256.... White never got back to him: Butler (Vol. "If [Wood or Lowden] is nominated, " he fumed, "the issue before the American people will not be on the platform of the party—it will be on the issue of the corruption of the American people. " Eleanor met the ship and, while she was unpacking his luggage, something fell out, a packet of letters, letters from Lucy Mercer. 231.... Kansas... then for Hoover: White (Autobiography), pp. It is almost needless to assure you that they are wholly untrue. " Confined to his "rolling chair, " he seemed not to recognize any of them—though he knew some personally. I felt I just couldn't meet people, and shake hands with them. They must be changed or they must be stopped altogether. " But the process proceeded.