Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The New Deal has made many promises. Until last week three important questions- What will it cost? How will it be paid for? What will be the profit? -have been answered only by more or less careful estimates, more or less outrageous guesses. Last week the U. S. got its...
Eyeing the Senate's work from the far wing of the Capital, House leaders shook their heads. They thought it unwise to load down U. S. taxpayers any further- especially in an election year. Unless President Roosevelt demands more taxes they intimated that the House might exercise its right...
In Kansas City, where a reform movement to oust Boss Thomas Joseph Pendergast from city control was defeated fortnight ago in a mayoral election accompanied by wholesale sluggings and four fatal shootings (TIME, April 9), a bullet whizzed into the dining room of lanky, white-haired City Manager Henry F...
The Leverett House Committee made public yesterday the nominations for the three vacancies on its staff. From the class of 1935, Stephen B. Tyng's and Kenneth W. Brown's names were returned, one to be elected. Four Sophomores were also on the list: Robert B. Rawson, Hamilton Richards, Robert...
"During our village election just passed, I spent $457 in an effort to win the election. We had many loyal supporters, but with the propaganda spread by our opponents, along with the influence of the bank, we were unable to win, but we are not discouraged. We will beat them...