This man worked with Charles von Hise to create a legislative reference library, and edited a namesake Weekly magazine with his wife Belle Case.
Teddy Roosevelt called this politician a "Hun within our gates" and a "skunk who ought to be hanged" after he was misquoted as saying the US had "no grievances towards Germany." This man worked with Charles von Hise to create a legislative reference library, and edited a namesake Weekly magazine with his wife Belle Case. This politician's son led a committee that investigated the use of detective agencies like Pinkerton to prevent collective bargaining. This advocate of (*) direct primaries pioneered the concept of public universities contributing back to the state government, which became his state's namesake "Idea." In 1924, this man ran with Burton K.Â Wheeler on the Progressive ticket. For 10 points, name this Wisconsin governor nicknamed "Fighting Bob."
Teddy Roosevelt called this politician a "Hun within our gates" and a "skunk who ought to be hanged" after he was misquoted as saying the US had "no grievances towards Germany."
Robert La Follette, Sr.