Word: mcadoos
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...continued Mr. Harding, "a similar difficulty came before Mr. McAdoo, then Secretary of the Treasury. The proposition, which was for the creation of Federal Reserve branches in the South American countries, was turned down because of the peculiar circumstances arising from war conditions, but that action should in no way serve as a precedent for the settlement of this question, except in that making the decision in 1915, the Board then assumed that the Reserve Banks had a perfect right to establish branches. At that time the sole factor considered was expediency, and there is no reason, as some people...
William G. McAdoo, once of New York, now of California. Predicted: " He will have a strong delegation when the Convention assembles, but there will be too many delegates opposed to him ever to make it possible for a combination to nominate...
...course of his semi-continuous lecture tour brought Glenn Frank, active editor of the Century maga- zine, to New Orleans. Abandoning the general for the particular, Mr. Frank said he wanted Mr. William G. McAdoo to be our next President. " I know by personal observation and research that Mr. McAdoo is well qualified...
...editor says that many Republicans, like him, will vote for Democrat McAdoo, and by so doing will compass the defeat of Mr. Harding...
These telegrams' may mean much, or nothing. In any event, it is extremely unlikely that Wilson will oppose McAdoo; the worst that the latter may expect will be friendly neutrality, and even then, he can be sure of Bryan's aid as long as he stays dry. Among the farmers anod working people. Bryan is strong, and the South is "solid" for McAdoo. A "dry" combination between these two, with McAdoo's name on the ballot, would be sure of staunch support...