WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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... mayor of New York, he was chided for his lukewarm support of Parker. He replied: "I did, as a matter of fact, shut my eyes, hold my nose, and support Judge Parker as a Democratic nominee. But I am not proud of having done so. It is the ...
... mayor of New York, he was chided for his lukewarm support of Parker. He replied: "I did, as a matter of fact, shut my eyes, hold my nose, and support Judge Parker as a Democratic nominee. But I am not proud of having done so. It is the ...
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... Mayor of New York City. Years after, Mr. Hearst was not certain how many times he was defeated for Mayor. He said: "I don't think I ran for Mayor twice. I ran for Mayor once and for Governor once." When informed that he had gone down to ...
... Mayor of New York City. Years after, Mr. Hearst was not certain how many times he was defeated for Mayor. He said: "I don't think I ran for Mayor twice. I ran for Mayor once and for Governor once." When informed that he had gone down to ...
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... Mayor of New York in 1905, when he was pitted against McClellan, the Tammany candidate, it was conceded even by his opponents that he had won the election but was defrauded by the stuffing and stealing of the ballot boxes. In 1940 he ...
... Mayor of New York in 1905, when he was pitted against McClellan, the Tammany candidate, it was conceded even by his opponents that he had won the election but was defrauded by the stuffing and stealing of the ballot boxes. In 1940 he ...
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