Word: reed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...northeastern quarter of the U. S. Not casually was Lewisburg selected for the honor. Abundant fuel and water supplies, the joint accessibility by many railroads from Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati and the eastern seaboard, healthful climate, a long agricultural season for working convicts and the persuasiveness of Senator David Aiken Reed were all factors in the choice. Also, Lewisburg is the seat of the Federal Court in the Middle District...
...place. Lawrence Richey, Hoover secretary, bustled in, put a blotter and inkstand on the table, masked some talkie microphones behind piled volumes of The Historians History of the World. President Hoover, followed by Vice President Curtis. Secretary of State Stimson, Secretary of the Navy Adams, Senators Watson. Reed, Borah, Robinson, Swanson, marched in, sat down, signed the London Naval Treaty...
...even with the exclusion of Grocer Norris, the Republican senatorial contest remained freakish. Candidate of the Old Guard against Senator Norris was State Treasurer William M. Stebbins. Running also was Aaron Reed, 85, "sopping wet," white-bearded Madison lawyer who denounced Senator Norris as "the Great Objector, the stumbling block in the way of efficient legislation...
HEAD OF FARM BOARD ANSWERS BEACON DEMAND cried the Levands when Chairman Legge wrote in a letter to Governor Clyde Reed of Kansas: "Still another peculiar angle is brought up by your friends, Max and Louis . . . acting as if they thought they were the State of Kansas...
...newsmen Mr. Legge said: "You may present my compliments to Max and Louis and tell them I said they can go to Hell. . . . The expression I used is one farmers understand. My listeners got the idea I was conveying that Governor Reed is putting Kansas in that position. I can't say I was wholly faultless in peeving Governor Reed but I couldn't let him get away with that...