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Cartoonist clifford berryman used the situation for a comment on the workings of congress. The 1924 cartoon is likely satirizing the teapot dome scandal, which involved u.s. American cartoon showing washington officials racing down an oil slicked road to the white house, trying desperately to outpace the teapot dome.
TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL, 1924. /n'Bargain Day in Washington'. American
This political cartoon published in february 1924, at the height of the teapot dome investigation, illustrates the slow and methodical work of the committee boiling over as senate. What was the primary reason for the raids described? Fall secretly leasing government oil reserves to private oil companies in.
Secretary of the interior albert b.
Capitol as boiling and overflowing teapot. Teapot dome was a sensational political scandal, and its senate investigation was national news. Standardized oil cartoon public disappointment over revelations of government corruption during world war i, tanks were used on the. Political cartoon relating to teapot dome scandal, showing u.s.
The teapot dome investigation led to senior government personnel leaving office, cancellation of the oil leases, and several civil cases and criminal convictions: This 1924 cartoon satirizes a scandal that led to.
TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL. /nA 1924 American newspaper cartoon on the Teapot
TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL, 1924. /n'Bargain Day in Washington'. American
TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL. /nCartoon by Rollin Kirby from the New York World
TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL, 1924. /n"If This Thing Grows Much Bigger I May
Teapot Dome Scandal, 1924. /N'Bargain Day In Washington'. American
