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train system. As part of publicizing the tunnels, McAdoo gave tours to political leaders and foreign dignitaries. He met
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on May 7, 1914. They had two daughters, Ellen Wilson McAdoo (1915–1946) and Mary Faith McAdoo (1920–1988). Ellen married twice and had two children. Mary married three times, but had no children. McAdoo's second marriage ended in divorce in July 1935, and he married a third time at nearly 72, to 26
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Investors in the warring countries thus had no access to their holdings of U.S. financial assets at the outset of the war. As a result, the treasuries of those countries more quickly exhausted all of their net foreign exchange holdings (those that were on hand and in their possession before McAdoo
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wrote that the wisdom and historical impact of this action cannot be overemphasized. McAdoo's bold stroke, Silber writes, averted an immediate panic and collapse of the
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in 1882. He married his first wife, Sarah
Hazelhurst Fleming, on November 18, 1885. They had seven children: Harriet Floyd McAdoo, Francis Huger McAdoo, Julia Hazelhurst McAdoo, Nona Hazelhurst McAdoo, William Gibbs McAdoo III, Robert Hazelhurst McAdoo, and Sarah Fleming McAdoo.
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economic power, from Europe to the United States; a shift which occurred exactly at that time. More than this, McAdoo's actions both saved the American economy and its future allies from economic defeat in the early stages of the war.
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closed the markets), currency, and gold reserves. Some of them then issued sovereign bonded indebtedness (IOUs) to pay for the war materials they were buying on the American and other markets.
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year. He went on to serve as vice chair of the Democratic National Committee and co-chair of Wilson’s successful 1912 presidential campaign. McAdoo's wife died in February 1912.
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into an operational central bank. The legislation establishing the System had been passed by Congress in December 1913.
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Stratton, David H. "Splattered with Oil: William G. McAdoo and the 1924 Democratic Presidential Nomination".
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McAdoo, the Man and His Times: A Panorama in Democracy
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William Gibbs McAdoo: The Last Progressive,(1863–1941)
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Heart of the Valley: A History of Knoxville, Tennessee
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Crowded Years: The Reminiscences of William G. McAdoo.
950:, which aided Roosevelt in obtaining the nomination.
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William Gibbs McAdoo: A Passion for Change, 1863–1917
1527:, Princeton University Press, Princeton, N.J., 2007,
978:
from 1934 to 1938. He voted to invoke cloture on the
534:, in 1877, when his father became a professor at the
402:
396:
4555:
Woodrow Wilson and the Birth of the American Century
2216:
Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
934:
From 1932 to 1940, McAdoo served as a member of the
558:. They formed a firm, Pemberton and McAdoo, to sell
405:
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2093:. Port Washington, New York: Kennikat Press, 1973.
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41:
5670:People associated with Cahill Gordon & Reindel
2110:. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2013.
1918:. Associated Press. September 15, 1935. p. 3.
1137:. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2013.
1088:has been restored and is now a private residence.
2248:. Electric Railroaders Association, nycsubway.org
545:fraternity. He was appointed deputy clerk of the
471:from 1913 to 1918. He married Wilson's daughter,
4441:Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
2116:East Tennessee Historical Society's Publications
1600:East Tennessee Historical Society's Publications
722:was needed in the Treasury to prevent friction.
494:but was opposed by his father-in-law, President
2050:The American Economy: A Historical Encyclopedia
1013:while traveling in Washington, D.C., after the
777:, with McAdoo taking a 20 percent stake in the
4512:United States one-hundred-thousand-dollar bill
883:, who was an opponent of the Ku Klux Klan and
840:, McAdoo finally lost the party nomination to
5655:Woodrow Wilson administration cabinet members
5207:
4730:
4502:Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
3523:
3197:
2889:
2442:
1895:. Associated Press. July 18, 1934. p. 1.
1692:The Twenties in America: Politics and History
8:
4190:U.S. Federal Board for Vocational Education
4055:National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
1547:American Nightmare: The History of Jim Crow
1254:
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1250:
1015:third inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt
508:third inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt
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860:, an oil tycoon implicated in 1922 in the
126:March 6, 1913 – December 15, 1918
49:
38:
5635:United States secretaries of the treasury
5605:20th-century American railroad executives
4164:United States Grain Standards Act of 1916
2458:United States Secretaries of the Treasury
1861:. Interurbans Special (11). October 1951.
1519:
1517:
1515:
83:March 4, 1933 – November 8, 1938
27:American lawyer and statesman (1863–1941)
5228:1924 United States presidential election
4751:1920 United States presidential election
4471:Celestial Sphere Woodrow Wilson Memorial
2246:"William G. McAdoo and the Hudson Tubes"
2198:. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1924.
1340:
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898:won the nomination on the 103rd ballot.
624:of Treasury Secretary McAdoo, March 1913
615:
5615:Politicians from Chattanooga, Tennessee
4665:Jefferson Literary and Debating Society
3630:Louis Brandeis Supreme Court nomination
2285:United States Secretary of the Treasury
1497:"M'adoo's Daughter Found in Coma, Dies"
1158:
1130:Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1931.
1062:. He is a significant character in the
577:, a pair of railroad tunnels under the
469:United States Secretary of the Treasury
463:. McAdoo worked on Wilson's successful
459:and served as the vice chairman of the
258: 1885; died 1912)
114:United States Secretary of the Treasury
5650:Burials at Arlington National Cemetery
4384:1910 New Jersey gubernatorial election
3794:American Commission to Negotiate Peace
2905:United States senators from California
2402:U.S. Senator (Class 3) from California
1345:Waxman, Olivia B. (January 11, 2017).
1009:McAdoo died on February 1, 1941, of a
447:, in his youth and graduated from the
32:William McAdoo (New Jersey politician)
5630:United States Railroad Administration
4197:United States Railroad Administration
1640:Southwestern Social Science Quarterly
1550:. St. Martin's Press. pp. 124–.
1375:. New York: Garland Publishing, 1987.
875:, McAdoo received the support of the
805:1920 and 1924 campaigns for President
781:of the joint venture, while founders
745:United States Railroad Administration
705:When Washington Shut Down Wall Street
595:Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
457:Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company
451:. He established a legal practice in
7:
5665:Progressive Era in the United States
4015:Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914
3729:Occupation of the Dominican Republic
2211:"William Gibbs McAdoo (id: M000293)"
1270:
1268:
1181:(1895–1960) – sometimes called "III"
974:. He also served as chairman of the
902:1923 Los Angeles Bus System Proposal
813:nomination for president, losing to
797:each held a 25 percent stake in the
631:He married the president's daughter
30:For the New Jersey Congressman, see
4399:1916 Democratic National Convention
4389:1912 Democratic National Convention
4293:Birthplace and Presidential Library
4088:Federal Employees' Compensation Act
3935:Board of Mediation and Conciliation
1931:Staff report (September 23, 1935).
1753:"USC Libraries Digital Collections"
940:1932 Democratic National Convention
873:1924 Democratic National Convention
834:1920 Democratic National Convention
500:1924 Democratic National Convention
492:1920 Democratic National Convention
5680:Progressivism in the United States
4118:Fraudulent Advertising Act of 1916
4009:Emergency Internal Revenue Tax Act
2003:Encyclopedia of American Biography
1984:Staff report (February 10, 1941).
1577:. UNC Press Books. pp. 162–.
1275:Fitzherbert, Anthony (June 1964).
930:Senator from California: 1933–1938
593:. With McAdoo as president of the
328:University of Tennessee, Knoxville
25:
5595:20th-century American politicians
4174:Wildlife Game Refuges Act of 1916
4129:National Park Service Organic Act
4027:Glacier National Park Act of 1914
3826:Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918
3574:President of Princeton University
2244:Anthony Fitzherbert (June 1964).
1431:Fisk, Wilbur C. (April 9, 1913).
1281:Electric Railroaders' Association
1196:Alben Barkley: A Life in Politics
672:, he arranged the closing of the
4699:
4698:
4220:Acadia National Park Act of 1919
3246:
3069:
2862:
2235:Speeches by William Gibbs McAdoo
2231:via Tennessee Historical Society
2047:Northrup, Cynthia Clark (2011).
1973:Burial Detail: McAdoo, William G
1505:. December 23, 1946. p. 11.
383:
349:
284:
4404:1916 U.S. presidential election
4394:1912 U.S. presidential election
4320:Summer White House (Harlakenden
3774:Committee on Public Information
3735:Army Appropriations Act of 1916
3664:State of the Union Address 1913
2224:Who's Who: William Gibbs McAdoo
1857:"Los Angeles Railway History".
1786:The Journal of Southern History
1394:. February 26, 1913. p. 1.
658:"A long man with a long head".
304:
280:
255:
18:Peoples' Motor Bus Company
5640:University of Tennessee alumni
4315:Princeton University president
4310:Boyhood home in South Carolina
3554:President of the United States
1959:. February 2, 1941. p. 1.
1719:The American Historical Review
1038:impact on the entire economy.
1:
5675:American temperance activists
5610:People from Marietta, Georgia
4603:(daughter, acting first lady)
4547:Backstairs at the White House
4465:Woodrow Wilson Junior College
4225:Grand Canyon Park Act of 1919
4032:Legislative Reference Service
3993:Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914
3816:Selective Service Act of 1917
3799:Armistice of 11 November 1918
2018:. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
1353:. New York, NY: Time USA, LLC
936:Democratic National Committee
749:Director General of Railroads
485:McAdoo, Cotton & Franklin
481:Director General of Railroads
461:Democratic National Committee
195:Confederate States of America
4147:Rural Post Roads Act of 1916
4083:Federal Aid Road Act of 1916
2075:"Guide to Grammar and Style"
1123:New York: Century Co., 1928.
962:won 31%, and Prohibitionist
612:Presidency of Woodrow Wilson
345:William Gibbs McAdoo's voice
4357:When a Man Comes to Himself
4273:Mineral Leasing Act of 1920
4268:Merchant Marine Act of 1920
4158:Stock-Raising Homestead Act
3842:Wartime Measure Act of 1918
3740:Council of National Defense
2129:Journal of Southern History
1655:38 (November 1972): 621–28.
1653:Journal of Southern History
1618:Journal of Southern History
1544:Jerrold M. Packard (2003).
1420:. March 6, 1913. p. 2.
1148:List of railroad executives
1019:Arlington National Cemetery
771:Cahill Gordon & Reindel
620:President Woodrow Wilson's
219:Arlington National Cemetery
5696:
4078:Cotton Futures Act of 1916
4073:Brush Disposal Act of 1916
3998:Cotton Futures Act of 1914
3911:Federal racial segregation
3244:
2261:Wm. G. McAdoo's Birthplace
1290:– via nycsubway.org.
1080:. McAdoo's former home in
980:Anti-Lynching Bill of 1937
871:to get oil leases. At the
609:
520:William Gibbs McAdoo House
465:1912 presidential campaign
29:
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5440:
5167:
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4678:
4436:Woodrow Wilson Foundation
4236:Wheat Price Guarantee Act
4179:Flood Control Act of 1917
4049:Locomotive Inspection Act
3657:Woman Suffrage Procession
3545:
3413:Secretary of the Interior
3288:Secretary of the Treasury
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2188:(Vintage, 2011) pp 3–31.
2170:10.1017/s0898030600003067
2158:Journal of Policy History
2077:. Retrieved: 5 June 2011.
1485:. May 8, 1914. p. 1.
1193:Libbey, James K. (2016).
866:Secretary of the Interior
809:McAdoo ran twice for the
606:Secretary of the Treasury
373:
364:Recorded December 1, 1919
338:
164:
119:
76:
60:
48:
5660:Family of Woodrow Wilson
4591:(wife, 1885–1914, death)
4351:Congressional Government
4261:Federal Power Commission
4020:Federal Trade Commission
3853:Racial Equality Proposal
3831:National War Labor Board
3438:Secretary of Agriculture
2337:Party political offices
2302:Awards and achievements
2209:United States Congress.
2014:Gold, Glen David. 2009.
1258:Lucile Deaderick (ed.),
1179:William Gibbs McAdoo Jr.
920:Pacific Electric Railway
380:William Gibbs McAdoo Jr.
245:Sarah Hazelhurst Fleming
178:William Gibbs McAdoo Jr.
4670:Woodrow Wilson and race
4491:Woodrow Wilson Monument
4305:Boyhood home in Georgia
4210:War Revenue Act of 1917
4105:Federal Farm Loan Board
4038:Smith–Lever Act of 1914
3960:Rivers and Harbors Acts
3821:Immigration Act of 1918
3811:Immigration Act of 1917
3747:Philippine Autonomy Act
3327:Lindley Miller Garrison
1962:(subscription required)
1921:(subscription required)
1898:(subscription required)
1705:The Twenties in America
1571:Eric S. Yellin (2013).
1508:(subscription required)
1397:(subscription required)
1103:, also bears his name.
716:Oswald Garrison Villard
674:New York Stock Exchange
664:cartoon, 25 April 1914.
633:Eleanor Randolph Wilson
536:University of Tennessee
449:University of Tennessee
269:Eleanor Randolph Wilson
5600:American Episcopalians
5146:Robert Colvin Macauley
4834:Nicholas Murray Butler
4829:William Cameron Sproul
4298:papers and manuscripts
4043:War Risk Insurance Act
3847:Paris Peace Conference
3642:1919 Nobel Peace Prize
3625:Supreme Court nominees
3565:Governor of New Jersey
3496:William Bauchop Wilson
3352:James Clark McReynolds
3265:William Jennings Bryan
1642:44 (June 1963): 62–75.
1620:29 (May 1963): 211–28.
1086:Fort Wood neighborhood
1006:
763:
740:
726:Later political career
665:
645:Federal Reserve System
625:
568:Battle of Depot Street
477:Federal Reserve System
453:Chattanooga, Tennessee
428:, he also represented
210:Washington, D.C., U.S.
5537:Charles Hiram Randall
5419:Robert M. La Follette
5301:Robert M. La Follette
5107:Socialist Labor Party
5030:Parley P. Christensen
4911:Franklin D. Roosevelt
4844:Robert M. La Follette
4684:← William Howard Taft
4625:Joseph Ruggles Wilson
4613:Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
4497:Woodrow Wilson Bridge
4431:Woodrow Wilson Awards
4169:Warehouse Act of 1916
4135:National Park Service
4094:Federal Farm Loan Act
4061:Occupancy Permits Act
3806:Espionage Act of 1917
3717:Bryan–Chamorro Treaty
3620:Judicial appointments
3463:Secretary of Commerce
3394:Secretary of the Navy
1827:Murphy, Paul (1974).
1670:. 2008. p. 189.
1308:. February 26, 1908.
1237:"California's McAdoo"
1097:Dickens County, Texas
1049:McAdoo was played by
996:
964:"Fighting Bob" Shuler
948:Franklin D. Roosevelt
757:
733:
657:
619:
591:Dewitt Clinton Haskin
560:investment securities
514:Early life and career
66:United States Senator
5555:Other 1924 elections
5369:William Gibbs McAdoo
5172:Other 1920 elections
4928:William Gibbs McAdoo
4595:Edith Bolling Wilson
4447:The Wilson Quarterly
4330:Woodrow Wilson House
4248:Railroad Labor Board
3866:Treaty of Versailles
3837:Sedition Act of 1918
3421:Franklin Knight Lane
3296:William Gibbs McAdoo
2395:Samuel M. Shortridge
2229:William Gibbs McAdoo
1986:Footnote to History.
1523:Silber, William L.,
1220:"Mcadoo, John David"
1101:New Braunfels, Texas
1017:, and was buried in
976:Committee on Patents
956:United States Senate
916:double-decker busses
762:stockholders in 1920
701:Aldrich–Vreeland Act
532:Knoxville, Tennessee
445:Knoxville, Tennessee
434:United States Senate
418:Progressive movement
283: 1914;
94:Samuel M. Shortridge
4691:Warren G. Harding →
4639:(cousin, secretary)
4637:Helen Woodrow Bones
4607:Jessie Wilson Sayre
4539:Profiles in Courage
4507:U.S. Postage stamps
4215:Revenue Act of 1918
4142:Revenue Act of 1916
3948:Revenue Act of 1913
3916:Federal Reserve Act
3723:Occupation of Haiti
3477:Joshua W. Alexander
3471:William C. Redfield
3358:Thomas Watt Gregory
2239:Library of Congress
2184:Schwarz, Jordan A.
2089:Broesamle, John J.
1833:G. P. Putnam's Sons
1441:Columbia University
1235:(August 22, 1938).
1126:William G. McAdoo,
1119:William G. McAdoo,
924:Los Angeles Railway
862:Teapot Dome scandal
844:candidate Governor
575:Uptown Hudson Tubes
5117:William Wesley Cox
5020:Farmer–Labor Party
4933:A. Mitchell Palmer
4849:Jeter C. Pritchard
4819:Frank Orren Lowden
4589:Ellen Axson Wilson
4558:(2002 documentary)
4100:Farm Credit System
4003:Cutter Service Act
3953:Federal income tax
3929:Newlands Labor Act
3488:Secretary of Labor
3383:Albert S. Burleson
3375:Postmaster General
3364:A. Mitchell Palmer
3257:Secretary of State
3237:Thomas R. Marshall
2408:Served alongside:
2270:Political offices
2106:Craig, Douglas B.
1956:The New York Times
1933:"No. 3 for McAdoo"
1915:The New York Times
1892:The New York Times
1502:The New York Times
1482:The New York Times
1417:The New York Times
1391:The New York Times
1306:The New York Times
1133:Craig, Douglas B.
1007:
1003:La Junta, Colorado
999:treasury secretary
838:A. Mitchell Palmer
764:
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720:racial segregation
666:
626:
467:and served as the
443:, McAdoo moved to
424:. A member of the
5572:
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5546:
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5490:Prohibition Party
5471:William Z. Foster
5436:
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5427:Burton K. Wheeler
5401:Progressive Party
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5309:
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5154:Richard C. Barnum
5088:James E. Ferguson
5049:Prohibition Party
4967:
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4948:Edward I. Edwards
4872:
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4859:Howard Sutherland
4789:Warren G. Harding
4712:
4711:
4619:Francis Sayre Jr.
4597:(wife, 1915–1924)
4550:(1979 miniseries)
4281:
4280:
4255:Federal Power Act
3892:Wilsonian Armenia
3879:League of Nations
3610:1917 inauguration
3605:1913 inauguration
3505:
3504:
3452:Edwin T. Meredith
3427:John Barton Payne
3179:
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2416:Succeeded by
2406:1933–1938
2375:Succeeded by
2327:Succeeded by
2292:Succeeded by
2278:Franklin MacVeagh
2263:historical marker
2096:Chase, Philip M.
2060:978-1-59884-462-7
2024:978-0-307-27068-9
1765:on March 28, 2020
1584:978-1-4696-0721-4
1557:978-1-4299-7919-1
1533:978-0-691-12747-7
1206:978-0-8131-6715-2
944:John Nance Garner
889:New York Governor
791:Douglas Fairbanks
739:Cover, 7 Jan 1924
685:William L. Silber
556:John C. Pemberton
528:John David McAdoo
524:Marietta, Georgia
441:Marietta, Georgia
377:
376:
354:
191:Marietta, Georgia
147:Franklin MacVeagh
16:(Redirected from
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5442:
5425:Vice President:
5407:
5362:Other candidates
5352:Charles W. Bryan
5350:Vice President:
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5316:Democratic Party
5289:Other candidates
5279:Charles G. Dawes
5277:Vice President:
5258:
5242:Republican Party
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5096:William J. Hough
5059:Aaron S. Watkins
4973:
4921:Other candidates
4909:Vice President:
4891:
4879:Democratic Party
4854:Miles Poindexter
4807:Other candidates
4795:Vice President:
4777:
4765:Republican Party
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4242:Esch–Cummins Act
4184:Smith–Hughes Act
4123:Keating–Owen Act
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3652:Silent Sentinels
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3446:David F. Houston
3402:Josephus Daniels
3344:Attorney General
3319:Secretary of War
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3277:Bainbridge Colby
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2392:Preceded by
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799:preferred shares
426:Democratic Party
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106:Thomas M. Storke
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5461:Communist Party
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5270:Calvin Coolidge
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4660:Progressive Era
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5232:→ 1928
5224:← 1920
5171:
5152:VP nominee:
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5123:VP nominee:
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5094:VP nominee:
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5065:VP nominee:
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5038:Max S. Hayes
5036:VP nominee:
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5007:VP nominee:
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4903:James M. Cox
4900:
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4814:Leonard Wood
4794:
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4763:
4755:→ 1924
4747:← 1916
4689:
4682:
4645:(son-in-law)
4642:
4631:James Wilson
4569:
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4460:High schools
4445:
4426:Bibliography
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4325:Shadow Lawn)
3712:Wilsonianism
3302:Carter Glass
3295:
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2409:
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2356:U.S. Senator
2354:nominee for
2350:
2345:John Elliott
2318:
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2295:Carter Glass
2283:
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1760:the original
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1011:heart attack
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828:A committed
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159:Carter Glass
154:Succeeded by
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101:Succeeded by
78:
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5590:1941 deaths
5585:1863 births
5452:independent
5448:Third-party
5417:President:
5342:President:
5273:(incumbent)
5268:President:
4982:independent
4978:Third party
4955:(incumbent)
4901:President:
4787:President:
4566:(2013 book)
4534:(1944 film)
4067:Adamson Act
3903:New Freedom
3851:1919–1920;
3789:The Inquiry
3757:1917–1918;
3753:World War I
3731:(1916–1924)
3725:(1915–1934)
3576:(1902–1910)
3567:(1911–1913)
3556:(1913–1921)
3498:(1913–1921)
3479:(1919–1921)
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3279:(1920–1921)
3273:(1915–1920)
3267:(1913–1915)
3239:(1913–1921)
3222:(1913–1921)
2386:U.S. Senate
1082:Chattanooga
912:Los Angeles
908:Los Angeles
885:Prohibition
869:Albert Fall
830:Prohibition
637:White House
581:connecting
543:Kappa Sigma
361:World War I
297:Doris Cross
142:Preceded by
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5579:Categories
5454:candidates
5322:Convention
5248:Convention
5136:Single Tax
4984:candidates
4885:Convention
4771:Convention
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3769:home front
3600:Transition
3586:Presidency
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2784:Blumenthal
2724:Morgenthau
2609:Richardson
2360:California
2352:Democratic
2289:1913–1918
1451:October 6,
1444:. p.
842:dark horse
811:Democratic
683:Economist
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587:New Jersey
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4376:Elections
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4152:Smith Act
3942:Raker Act
3764:campaigns
3217:President
3091:McDougall
3056:Feinstein
2931:Broderick
2684:Cortelyou
2654:Fairchild
2644:McCulloch
2599:McCulloch
2594:Fessenden
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1286:April 24,
1154:Footnotes
1069:Sunnyside
938:. At the
583:Manhattan
324:Education
131:President
122:In office
79:In office
5410:Nominees
5379:campaign
5374:Al Smith
5335:Nominees
5261:Nominees
4938:Al Smith
4894:Nominees
4780:Nominees
4704:Category
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4493:(Prague)
4487:(Warsaw)
4112:Flag Day
3872:Big Four
3591:timeline
3156:Cranston
3111:Stanford
3041:Hayakawa
3026:Salinger
3016:Knowland
2976:Williams
2951:Casserly
2839:Geithner
2769:Connally
2744:Anderson
2739:Humphrey
2689:MacVeagh
2669:Carlisle
2604:Boutwell
2559:Meredith
2529:Woodbury
2499:Crawford
2489:Campbell
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892:Al Smith
758:List of
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4521:Popular
3885:charter
3637:Cabinet
3213:Cabinet
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3101:Sargent
3079:Class 3
3051:Seymour
3011:Johnson
2946:Conness
2921:Frémont
2913:Class 1
2849:Mnuchin
2834:Paulson
2824:O'Neill
2819:Summers
2809:Bentsen
2764:Kennedy
2704:Houston
2649:Manning
2639:Gresham
2624:Sherman
2619:Morrill
2614:Bristow
2569:Guthrie
2544:Spencer
2539:Forward
2474:Wolcott
2365:Class 3
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4563:Wilson
4531:Wilson
4413:Legacy
4366:(1913)
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4353:(1900)
4259:1920;
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3862:(1919)
3833:(1918)
3749:(1916)
3719:(1914)
3166:Harris
3151:Kuchel
3141:Downey
3136:Storke
3131:McAdoo
3121:Phelan
3106:Farley
3061:Butler
3046:Wilson
3036:Tunney
3031:Murphy
2986:Felton
2981:Hearst
2971:Hearst
2966:Miller
2941:Latham
2926:Weller
2854:Yellen
2789:Miller
2774:Shultz
2754:Fowler
2749:Dillon
2734:Snyder
2729:Vinson
2719:Woodin
2709:Mellon
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2664:Foster
2659:Windom
2634:Folger
2629:Windom
2579:Thomas
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1055:biopic
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3759:entry
3572:13th
3161:Boxer
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2371:1932
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