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SENATOR CHARLES CURTIS of Kansas, who is a recognized leader in the Upper House of Congress, always has had keen appreciation of the opinion of the people at home, which perhaps accounts more than any other one thing for his presence on The Hill for twenty years, or longer.

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Published in:Nation's business 1919-11, Vol.7 (11), p.50
Main Author: An Interview with Senator Charles Curtis by JF Jarrell
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
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Summary:SENATOR CHARLES CURTIS of Kansas, who is a recognized leader in the Upper House of Congress, always has had keen appreciation of the opinion of the people at home, which perhaps accounts more than any other one thing for his presence on The Hill for twenty years, or longer.
ISSN:0028-047X
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