Democratic committeeman sees president. Washington, D.C., Oct. 31. E.H. Birmingham, chairman of the Iowa Democratic State Central Committee, conferred with president today but said he called merely to 'pay my respects to a great man and a great president.' He said he discussed national conditions in
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