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In 1910 the Repub- licans of his district in West Virginia informed the Democratic conven- tion that they would bolt their party and vote for Davis if he were nominated for Congress ; when he was appointed solicitor general in 1913 the ...
In 1910 the Repub- licans of his district in West Virginia informed the Democratic conven- tion that they would bolt their party and vote for Davis if he were nominated for Congress ; when he was appointed solicitor general in 1913 the ...
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The count now stood : MCADOO 415 SMITH DAVIS 323 76 By July twenty - first , after watching the convention cast ninety - six ballots in the suffocating heat of a New York summer , McAdoo and Smith had to admit that they could not win .
The count now stood : MCADOO 415 SMITH DAVIS 323 76 By July twenty - first , after watching the convention cast ninety - six ballots in the suffocating heat of a New York summer , McAdoo and Smith had to admit that they could not win .
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John W. Davis , Theodore A. Huntley , p . 74 . 323 " Study was her life . . . . " Huntley , p . 26 . 324 " The Court thinks so much . . . " Huntley , p . 7 . 325 " John , don't let them nominate you . 325 " At no time have I confined .
John W. Davis , Theodore A. Huntley , p . 74 . 323 " Study was her life . . . . " Huntley , p . 26 . 324 " The Court thinks so much . . . " Huntley , p . 7 . 325 " John , don't let them nominate you . 325 " At no time have I confined .
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