Word: walsh
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Towards breaking up such a strongly entrenched party, a minority political faction is important, Senator Walsh pointed out, and added that the Demo- cratic party will be important in the approaching campaign in bringing to light corrupt practices...
...such a manner, Senator David I. Walsh, speaking last night before a group of about 150 students, at the Harvard Union, referred to the 1928 presidential campaign. Senator Walsh paid no attention to the stock issues of the campaign, utterly ignoring matters pertaining to A1 Smith, the League of Nations, or prohibition, but he railled at the Republican party, its methods of operation, its organization, and its corrupt practices...
...Republican party is saturated and honeycombed with money," Senator Walsh stated. "It is directed and controlled by wealth, and its sole object is to make the men of wealth safe. Into the regulation of tariff, trusts, and interstate commerce, the present administration is throughly entrenched, supporting those men and those corporations which contribute to the party funds...
...Senator Walsh's speech on "Some issues of the 1928 Campaigns" will be given at 8 o'clock in the Faculty Room of the Union, and will be open to all members of the University. Mr. Walsh is now engaged in drafting eight legislative reform measures for presentation at the next session of Congress, and the principles of these may be introduced into his talk tonight...
...Democratic Club in securing Senator Walsh is inaugurating a policy of obtaining prominent Democrats and Progressives for a series of forum discussions on the issues of the approaching campaign. Among the men who have been approached by the club are W. G. McAdoo, Newton D. Baker, and Professor W. Y. Elliott. There is also a possibility the Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York may be secured...