Last week Franklin Roosevelt demonstrated that he, no less than Al Smith, Jim Reed and Joe Ely, was ready to put Principle above Party. Into Nebraska went the Democratic President to stump for a longtime Republican running for reelection to the Senate against a regularly chosen Democratic nominee.
"George Norris' candidacy transcends State and Party lines," cried the President from an Omaha platform. "In our national history we have few elder statesmen who, like him, have preserved the aspirations of youth as they accumulated the wisdom of years. He is one of...
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