Word: alabama
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Unfairness. "Nine Southern states?Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia?polled 489,000 votes for President Harding. These nine Southern states have 134 delegates to the Republican National Convention. Ohio polled 1,182,000 votes for President Harding, and Ohio has 51 delegates to the Republican National Convention...
...third candidate, this time a Democrat, to emerge in 1924 is Senator Underwood of Alabama. By comparison he treads softly. He has a moderate foothold in the delegates of the South with which to go to the Democratic Convention and do his fighting there. It seems probable that he will go as an anti-bonusite (he is expected to vote against overriding the President's veto) and not irreconcilably dry. In both respects he will be in sufficient contrast to the other leading Democratic candidate...
...Alabama...
...golden days of politics are no more. In the present Senate there are but two members who dress with more formality than the average business man. The two exceptions are made by the cutaways of Senator Hiram Johnson of California and Senator Tom Heflin of Alabama. In addition, Mr. Heflin affects a fancy waistcoat...
...Final triumph of Calvinism in Alabama...