The American Year BookAlbert Bushnell Hart T. Nelson & Sons, 1926 |
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Pagina 10
... officer of the Sen- Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan ate took advantage of the occasion to to be Attorney - General . When the deliver an address filled with sharp nomination came up for confirmation criticism of the rules and ...
... officer of the Sen- Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan ate took advantage of the occasion to to be Attorney - General . When the deliver an address filled with sharp nomination came up for confirmation criticism of the rules and ...
Pagina 23
... officers re- policy the President urged the na- sponsible for the compilation of the tion to continue to be " distinctly budget estimates to keep expenditures American , " a statement which he for 1926-1927 below $ 3,000,000,000 . later ...
... officers re- policy the President urged the na- sponsible for the compilation of the tion to continue to be " distinctly budget estimates to keep expenditures American , " a statement which he for 1926-1927 below $ 3,000,000,000 . later ...
Pagina 27
... officers . President Coolidge let it be the same as those which seemed to known that he was opposed to the impair public confidence in the Fed- abolition of the Commission and re - eral Trade Commission . Congress en- garded it as an ...
... officers . President Coolidge let it be the same as those which seemed to known that he was opposed to the impair public confidence in the Fed- abolition of the Commission and re - eral Trade Commission . Congress en- garded it as an ...
Pagina 30
... officers were connected with the Sinclair oil interests . By his decision Teapot Dome remained in the hands of Harry F. Sinclair . On July 6 counsel for the government filed a mo- tion for a re - opening of the case claiming that new ...
... officers were connected with the Sinclair oil interests . By his decision Teapot Dome remained in the hands of Harry F. Sinclair . On July 6 counsel for the government filed a mo- tion for a re - opening of the case claiming that new ...
Pagina 34
... officers may be assigned either to consular or diplomatic posts , the positions being interchangeable ; ( d ) a ... officer " | grant them 34 II . INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AFFECTING THE U. S..
... officers may be assigned either to consular or diplomatic posts , the positions being interchangeable ; ( d ) a ... officer " | grant them 34 II . INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AFFECTING THE U. S..
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