Word: lehman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Before departing for Hyde Park President Roosevelt gave his one open political endorsement of the campaign. It went to his friend and successor at Albany, Governor Herbert Lehman, standing for re-election in New York. As the President finished reading his endorsement to assembled newshawks, he was asked whether he had forgotten to endorse Democratic Senator Copeland, also standing for re-election in New York. For answer the President smilingly remarked that the reporters would be surprised to know how often he had voted a split ticket. By the time Franklin Roosevelt reached Hyde Park, the news of his virtual...
Score, Lowell 0, Dunster 0. Referee, Lockwood. Umpire, Madden. Linesman, Shrigley. Time, four 10-minute periods. The summaries: WINTHROP LEVERETT Emerson, Holbrook, l.e. r.e., Rawson Whitemore, Day, l.t. r.t., Goulder MacArthur, Lewison, l.g. r.g., Cloues Noble, c. c., Hopson Lehman, Breck, r.g. l.g., Scannel Sullivan, Beale, r.t. l.t., Cook, Riggs Miuolo, Curtis, r.e. l.e., Cushman Haring, Bush, q.b. q.b., Tyng Purdy, l.h.b. r.h.b., Stevens Hindle, r.h.b. l.h.b., Maddux Taylor, Kelly, f.b. f.b., Lawrence...
...York state Democratic landslide swept Governor Lehman, the remainder of the state ticket and U. S. Senator Royal S. Copeland to re-election tonight by 2-1. The Democrats retained their majority in the Senate and wrested control of the assembly from the Republicans...
...Maryland *Ritchie Nice 61 of 1,375 12,189 11,623 Minnesota * **Olson Nelson 309 of 1939 13,927 7,625 New Hampshire Sullivan Bridges 117 of 294 19,191 20331 New Jersey Dill Hoffman 702 of 3,425 15, 927 11,296 New York *Lehman Moses 5075 of 8947 1,533,332 663,918 Oklahoma Marland Pine 1145 of 3365 118,661 59,784 Pennsylvania Earle Schnader 4128 of 7956 780, 965 826,162 Rhode Island *Green Callan 90 of 232 36,417 37,446 Vermont Leamy Smith 89 of 248 69,993 14,501 Wisconsin *Schmedeman Greene...
...York: Herbert Lehman, a friend of President Roosevelt's appeared tonight virtually certain of victory over Robert Moses, his Republican adversary in the gubernatorial race. Sen. Royal S. Copeland, Dem., seemed reasonably certain of reelection...