Word: walsh
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Democratic voices, the voices of Nestors who recall the glorious battles of the golden age of politics, bellow the roster of their captains: "Robinson of Arkansas! Would you be President by sleeping the moon away in the quiet of your barracks? Walsh of Montana! Why are your battle cries so feeble?" And then their cries turn into lamentations which no echo answers...
...Massachusetts the campaigns of Senator William M. Butler and former-Senator David I. Walsh for election to the U. S. Senate were simultaneously opened. Hanford MacNider, onetime National Commander of the American Legion, spoke for Mr. Butler, praising his "leadership?strong, virile, unafraid" in expelling Senator Brookhart*. Governor Albert C. Ritchie opened for the veteran Mr. Walsh, dispraising prohibition...
...From what state is ex-Senator David J. Walsh trying to get back into the Senate? (See NOTES...
There are five members of that subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee which for the past fortnight has had before it the subject of prohibition?Senators Harreld of Oklahoma,* Walsh of Montana, Reed? of Missouri, Goff of West Virginia, Means of Colorado. But all five are rarely present. Once last week only Senator Harreld was there, and he was lounging behind his home-town newspaper while serious-minded witnesses gave testimony...
Senators Lenroot, Fess, Bruce urged that, if the transcontinental business were practically taken from the railroads and given to the ships, the railroads would be forced to raise their rates on all traffic, and even the interior Rocky Mountain states would lose in the end. Up spake keen Mr. Walsh of Montana; prodded the three Senators lustily for daring to imply that the business men of the Rocky Mountain states did not know what was good for them. At last, with 26 minutes left, Senator Gooding of Idaho rose for the final speech. Said...