This man once brought a sack of fraudulent ballots before the U.S. Senate to demonstrate that William Vare's election as Senator was crooked.
This man once brought a sack of fraudulent ballots before the U.S. Senate to demonstrate that William Vare's election as Senator was crooked. In one Senate election, Boies Penrose defeated both future Red Scare orchestrator A. Mitchell Palmer and this man. This man's open letter to Senator Jonathan Dolliver of Iowa led to the climax of a (*) scandal he was involved in, which began when Morgan and Guggenheim's "Alaska Syndicate" was accused of corruption by Louis Glavis. This man, who served two nonconsecutive terms as Governor of Pennsylvania beginning in 1923 and 1931, was fired by William Howard Taft after clashing with Secretary of the Interior Richard Ballinger. For 10 points, name this Progressive icon, an active chief of the U.S. Forest Service.
This man once brought a sack of fraudulent ballots before the U.S. Senate to demonstrate that William Vare's election as Senator was crooked.
Gifford Pinchot