That table-thumping, hell-raising, commonsensical Republican, Charles Gates Dawes, could have had just about any job in Washington when Warren G. Harding was elected President in 1920. But Dawes ...
Bringing to completion his climactic plan for ending Depression, the President announced appointment of Chicago’s Charles Gates Dawes to be president of R. F. C. As expected, Eugene Meyer ...
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