alfalfa bill造句

• In 1930 former representative Alfalfa Bill Murray was campaigning to be governor.
• Oklahoma didn't like the idea, and Gov . William " Alfalfa Bill"
• On July 16, Oklahoma governor " Alfalfa Bill " Murray ordered the new bridge open, by executive order.
• Alfalfa Bill Murray's nephew, Clive Murray, became president of the school in 1931 and remained until 1961.
• Meanwhile, William H . " Alfalfa Bill " Murray, who became Governor of Oklahoma in 1931, embraced the proposal.
• In the case of " Wentz v . Thomas ", he even issued an opinion against the Governor of Oklahoma, Alfalfa Bill Murray.
• Oklahoma governor " Alfalfa Bill " Murray ( 1869 1956 ) once called for a bomb to be dropped on the offices of the " Daily Oklahoman ".
• The park and the man-made lake it contained would be named Lake Murray, for William H . " Alfalfa Bill " Murray, who was Oklahoma governor from 1931 until 1936.
• Arthur Sinclair, who heard one of his speeches, reported to the editor of the Tishomingo " Capital-Democrat " that he had just seen " Alfalfa Bill " deliver one of his finest speeches.
• Morehouse was a world traveler who drove across the United States over 23 times and visited 80 foreign countries in search of stories and interviews with such personalities as " Alfalfa Bill " Murray, and Shoeless Joe Jackson.
• Huey Long displayed his common-people roots by such methods as calling himself " The Kingfish " and gulping down pot likker when visiting northern Louisiana; he once issued a press release demanding that his name be removed from the Washington " Social Register " . " Alfalfa Bill " made sure to remind people of his rural background by talking in the terminology of farming : " I will plow straight furrows and blast all the stumps.
• In the United States, many took folksy nicknames : William H . Murray ( 1869 1956 ) was " Alfalfa Bill "; James M . Curley ( 1874 1958 ) of Boston was " Our Jim "; Ellison D . Smith ( 1864 1944 ) was " Cotton Ed "; the husband-and-wife demagogue team of Miriam and James E . Ferguson went by " Ma and Pa "; Texas governor W . Lee O'Daniel ( 1890 1969 ) was " Pappy-Pass-the-Biscuits ".