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...Dartmouth list are Adlis P. Butler, Paul S. Cleveland, Donald W. Erion, Albert L. Gidney, Dean R. Gidney, John R. McKernan, Robert S. Morris, William U. Niss, Budd W. Schulberg, Robert R. Shertz, Robert J. Smith, Richard F. Treadway...
Occasion was the G. O. P. lunch which Massachusetts' earnest, broad-beamed Congressman Allen Towner Treadway gives before every biennial election. Mrs. Coolidge affirmed her affection for the State her husband loved, declared it had always found Republican administrations sound, nonpartisan, just. Said...
...long time since I have attended one of Congressman Treadway's delightful luncheons. I little knew as I traveled from Northampton how grand it would be to be with you and know how faithfully you are working to elect the splendid men on our Republican ticket. ... I know that on election day the sun will shine on our great State as the Republicans come back into power...
...Against Governor Brann the Republican candidate, Alfred K. Ames, an elderly retired lumber merchant, was no match in political give & take. But Republicans swarmed to his aid. To Maine they sent Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Representative Hamilton Fish, Col. Frank Knox of the Chicago Daily News, Representative Allen T. Treadway, and many another. Senator Hale declared flatly that to re-elect Governor Brann would be to endorse the New Deal...
...group of lawmakers, these six Democrats and four Republicans were of mixed financial breeding: Senator David Reed from steelmaking Pittsburgh, Senator James Couzens from motor-making Michigan, Representative Allen Treadway from the bucolic Berkshires of Massachusetts, Representative Isaac Bacharach from sporty Atlantic City, Representative Sam Hill from the tall timbers of northern Washington, Representative Tom Cullen from the sidewalks of Brooklyn's Red Hook district, Senator Walter George from cotton-picking Georgia, Senator William King from silver-mining Utah and, most important of all. the two chiefs of the conference-for the Senate, a shrewd lawyer from Gulfport, Miss...