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Who Is John W. Davis?
October 1, 1924 issue

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The article presents information about John W. Davis, one of the Presidential candidates in the upcoming elections in the U.S. Davis began practicing law in 1895 at Clarksburg, the county seat of one of the most important coal-producing counties of West Virginia. In 1910 and again in 1912 he was elected to the U.S. Congress. In Congress Davis was strictly a party man, voting and speaking for his party's measures and accepting the decisions of the Democratic caucus. In 1913 Davis became Solicitor General, the Government's lawyer in the Supreme Court. Davis was Ambassador to Great Britain from 1918 to 1921.

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DAVIS, John W.; PRESIDENTS -- United States -- Election; PRESIDENTIAL candidates; LAW; AMBASSADORS; LAWYERS; UNITED States
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