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with Trippe about such a merger.) In response, Brewster, stung by the allegations, stood aside from chairing the inquiry and became instead a witness before the committee – which also allowed Hughes to question
Brewster directly. Brewster denied Hughes' allegations and made several counter-claims, but by the time the hearing ended Brewster's reputation had suffered greatly. Ironically, Hughes, for all his wealth, came across as what Dietrich described as the "little guy" who "fought City Hall and won."
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Brewster also had a law office. Although Bangor was the largest city in Brewster's congressional district, his support came mainly from smaller towns. As one Maine newspaper put it in 1923, "the rank and file (of Republicans in Bangor) are decidedly, positively, and all-the-time anti-Brewster."
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without actually delivering the aircraft he had contracted to provide, but Hughes countered that
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524:Early years
311:Preceded by
268:Preceded by
225:Preceded by
168:Preceded by
3069:Categories
2844:Poindexter
2781:Hutchinson
2701:Napolitano
2686:Kempthorne
2671:Glendening
2361:Vanderbilt
2286:Harrington
1867:R. Haskell
1852:N. Haskell
1682:L. Morrill
1662:A. Morrill
1557:Williamson
1451:1935–1941
1411:1925–1927
1383:1925–1929
1351:1951–1952
1299:Republican
1262:Republican
1020:References
919:Freemasons
735:Campobello
494:Republican
425:Allegiance
390:Republican
353:1888-02-22
69:newspapers
2999:McConnell
2979:Boschwitz
2919:Goldwater
2914:Schoeppel
2904:Goldwater
2849:McCormick
2756:McAuliffe
2656:Voinovich
2596:Alexander
2506:Ellington
2476:Rosellini
2466:McNichols
2147:Fessenden
2137:Fessenden
2012:Fairfield
1882:K. Curtis
1802:Parkhurst
1792:O. Curtis
1627:Fairfield
1612:Fairfield
1004:Known as
966:Alan Alda
880:in 1958.
847:Alan Alda
758:Wisconsin
558:Mayflower
510:Wisconsin
502:confidant
396:Education
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2954:Packwood
2939:Dominick
2889:Brewster
2884:Townsend
2879:Hastings
2874:Hatfield
2761:Sandoval
2731:Heineman
2726:Gregoire
2706:Pawlenty
2696:Huckabee
2636:Campbell
2626:Ashcroft
2616:Branstad
2581:Matheson
2576:Snelling
2556:Milliken
2481:Anderson
2451:Stratton
2431:Thornton
2421:Peterson
2396:Hildreth
2391:Caldwell
2316:McMullen
2311:Brewster
2266:McGovern
2197:Hathaway
2172:Burleigh
2132:Bradbury
2112:Chandler
2077:Mitchell
2062:Brewster
2007:Williams
1907:Baldacci
1897:McKernan
1837:Hildreth
1817:Gardiner
1812:Brewster
1797:Milliken
1752:Burleigh
1722:Garcelon
1687:Washburn
1677:Williams
1642:Anderson
1632:Kavanagh
946:his home
833:monopoly
716:New Deal
598:Portland
208:district
3039:Gardner
2994:D'Amato
2984:Nickles
2949:Stevens
2909:Dirksen
2899:Dirksen
2894:Bridges
2864:Metcalf
2766:Bullock
2751:Herbert
2736:Markell
2721:Manchin
2716:Douglas
2711:Rendell
2666:Leavitt
2621:Gardner
2611:Baliles
2601:Clinton
2561:Carroll
2536:Rampton
2516:Hearnes
2456:Collins
2446:Stanley
2441:Langlie
2426:Shivers
2416:Lausche
2411:Carlson
2371:O'Conor
2366:Stassen
2351:Cochran
2331:Pollard
2306:Trinkle
2261:Willson
2207:Collins
2177:Fernald
2167:Gardner
2152:Morrill
2142:Farwell
2122:Ruggles
2117:Sprague
2105:Class 2
2057:F. Hale
2052:Johnson
2047:E. Hale
2037:Morrill
1997:Shepley
1975:Class 1
1902:A. King
1892:Brennan
1887:Longley
1872:Clauson
1827:Barrows
1777:Fernald
1757:Cleaves
1742:Bodwell
1712:Dingley
1652:Hubbard
1577:Lincoln
1552:W. King
1312:Class 1
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630:captain
622:private
587:Castine
460:Captain
83:scholar
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3034:Wicker
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2929:Murphy
2924:Morton
2859:Phipps
2786:Murphy
2741:Fallin
2691:Warner
2681:Patton
2676:Engler
2661:Carper
2651:Miller
2606:Sununu
2591:Carlin
2571:Busbee
2546:Andrus
2526:Mandel
2486:Sawyer
2471:Powell
2436:Kennon
2386:Martin
2341:McNutt
2296:Sproul
2281:Capper
2157:Blaine
2072:Muskie
2042:Hamlin
2032:Hamlin
2027:Nourse
2022:Hamlin
1992:Holmes
1987:Parris
1982:Holmes
1912:LePage
1862:Muskie
1832:Sewall
1807:Baxter
1787:Haines
1762:Powers
1747:Marble
1717:Connor
1707:Perham
1692:Coburn
1672:Hamlin
1657:Crosby
1602:Dunlap
1592:Hunton
1582:Cutler
1572:Parris
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2974:Heinz
2969:Lugar
2959:Heinz
2944:Brock
2934:Tower
2869:Moses
2854:Moses
2776:Cuomo
2771:Hogan
2631:Romer
2566:Bowen
2551:Askew
2531:Evans
2521:Moore
2501:Volpe
2461:Boggs
2356:Stark
2346:Peery
2336:Rolph
2291:Allen
2271:Walsh
2202:Cohen
2192:Smith
2187:White
2182:Gould
2127:Evans
2082:Snowe
2067:Payne
1917:Mills
1857:Cross
1847:Cross
1842:Payne
1822:Brann
1737:Robie
1727:Davis
1667:Wells
1597:Smith
1445:from
1307:Maine
1305:from
992:Notes
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686:from
573:from
490:Maine
488:from
291:54th
200:Maine
198:from
150:Maine
148:from
90:JSTOR
76:books
3014:Dole
2641:Dean
2511:Love
2491:Reed
2406:Lane
2401:Hunt
2326:Case
2321:Dern
2276:Spry
2162:Frye
2087:King
2017:Moor
2002:Dana
1877:Reed
1772:Cobb
1767:Hill
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1587:Hall
1567:Rose
1562:Ames
1322:1946
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