Word: bacons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Nominee Curley's opponent, simultaneously chosen by Republicans, is Lieut.-Governor Caspar Griswold Bacon, son of Theodore Roosevelt's Secretary of State Robert Bacon, brother of Long Island's socialite Congressman Robert Low Bacon...
REPUBLICANDEMOCRAT UNITED STATES SENATOR Washburn (No Contest) Walsh 19,176 Barry 3,651 Donahue 1,353 GOVERNOR Bacon 31,586 Curley 41,670 Goodwin 16,877 Cole 20,146 Goodwin 1,513 LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR Haigis (No Contest) Hurley 590 Kelley 197 SECRETARY OF STATE Cook (No Contest) Santosuosso 266 Blake 44 Buckley 168 Dugan 68 O'Brien 37 Riley 11 Sullivan 58 TREASURER Dionne 1,534 Hurley (No Contest) Vinson 1,117 ATTORNEY-GENERAL Warner (No Contest) Dever 163 Dever 51 Chaponar 71 Sullivan 105 AUDITOR Cook 1,591 Buckley 505 Plgeon 1,071 Walsh 136 Atherton 179 Rich...
Senator Carter Glass sailed for England to seek fresh evidence in support of his militant belief that Sir Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare...
...potatoes, 310 qt. of milk, 135 lb. of leafy and other green vegetables, 165 lb. of meat and fish, an egg for breakfast every day. Researcher Doane discovered that with 1929's good crops every citizen could have been provided with all the grain, potatoes, beans, peas, nuts, fats, bacon and lard called for by the diet?and the U. S. would still have had a surplus of 267,000,000 bu. of grain, of a billion pounds of potatoes, etc. But when it came to milk the U. S. would have been 13 billion quarts short; citizens could have...
Died. Winks, Presidential setter pup: on the White House lawn, from concussion of the brain, after running into an iron fence while romping with a bull terrier belonging to a Secret Service man. Winks's most famed feat was the consumption of twelve plates of bacon and eggs, laid for breakfast in the servants' dining room of the White House...