Citizen Hearst: A Biography of William Randolph Hearst, Volume 436This is the enthralling and often outrageous story of America's most enigmatic millionnaire, William Randolph Hearst. The most powerful newspaper mogul for more than a half century was one of the most mysterious and fascinating characters in this country's history. 42 photos. |
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... Mexico . the attitude which is maintained by the Hearst publications . . . is the exact attitude which the Hearst publications maintained with refer- ence to the Cuban situation , and there are no Hearst interests in Cuba . . . [ My ...
... Mexico . the attitude which is maintained by the Hearst publications . . . is the exact attitude which the Hearst publications maintained with refer- ence to the Cuban situation , and there are no Hearst interests in Cuba . . . [ My ...
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... Mexico to the detriment of its own people . For example , American and British interests owned 91.5 percent of the nation's oil wealth , Mexicans themselves holding a mere 1.1 percent.2 Calles stepped up a program of " Mexico for the ...
... Mexico to the detriment of its own people . For example , American and British interests owned 91.5 percent of the nation's oil wealth , Mexicans themselves holding a mere 1.1 percent.2 Calles stepped up a program of " Mexico for the ...
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... Mexico . It is rather remarkable that it is only this class of Senators whose reputations are attacked . . . . It is likewise peculiar that Calles , the President of Mexico , would spend his hard cash to bribe Senators who were already ...
... Mexico . It is rather remarkable that it is only this class of Senators whose reputations are attacked . . . . It is likewise peculiar that Calles , the President of Mexico , would spend his hard cash to bribe Senators who were already ...
Contents
The Pioneers | 3 |
Willie at Large | 18 |
Startling Amazing and Stupefying | 41 |
Copyright | |
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