they Also Ran1946 |
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... Parker as a tool of Wall Street . Parker's strongest opponent was William Randolph Hearst , who owned eight newspapers , all of them friendly to labor , vigorous in their trust - busting activities , fighting the cause of the people who ...
... Parker as a tool of Wall Street . Parker's strongest opponent was William Randolph Hearst , who owned eight newspapers , all of them friendly to labor , vigorous in their trust - busting activities , fighting the cause of the people who ...
第 90 頁
... Parker , now only thirty - two years old , made the journey to Washington to decline the honor . While he was talking to the president Postmaster Vilas walked in . Vilas had wanted somebody else for the job . " Parker says he doesn't ...
... Parker , now only thirty - two years old , made the journey to Washington to decline the honor . While he was talking to the president Postmaster Vilas walked in . Vilas had wanted somebody else for the job . " Parker says he doesn't ...
第 92 頁
... Parker as a conserva- tive ; the conservatives in the Republican party denounced Theodore Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party they feared . Radical Democrats voted for Roose ...
... Parker as a conserva- tive ; the conservatives in the Republican party denounced Theodore Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party they feared . Radical Democrats voted for Roose ...
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