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When Chairman Elihu Root asked if someone would submit a report on the history of legislation to control public - service corporations , Smith volunteered . " When can we have the report ? " asked Chairman Root .
When Chairman Elihu Root asked if someone would submit a report on the history of legislation to control public - service corporations , Smith volunteered . " When can we have the report ? " asked Chairman Root .
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When asked what he thought about all this , Smith glanced down at the mass of papers on his gubernatorial desk and replied : " The man who would not have an ambition for that office would have a dead heart .
When asked what he thought about all this , Smith glanced down at the mass of papers on his gubernatorial desk and replied : " The man who would not have an ambition for that office would have a dead heart .
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But the fundamental weakness of Al Smith's campaign was that in September and October of 1928 he was not able to convince the Ameri- can people that their gaudy structure was in danger . What use to cry inefficiency in government to a ...
But the fundamental weakness of Al Smith's campaign was that in September and October of 1928 he was not able to convince the Ameri- can people that their gaudy structure was in danger . What use to cry inefficiency in government to a ...
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