Senate Rules
Campaigns for Senate rules changes to curb filibusters and procedural delay.
Role range: 1925-1929
Follow Charles Gates Dawes through 54 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Campaigns for Senate rules changes to curb filibusters and procedural delay.
Role range: 1925-1929
Receives recognition for the Dawes Plan and international financial stabilization.
Role range: 1925-1929
Supports international efforts associated with outlawing war as an instrument of policy.
Role range: 1925-1929
Not renominated for Vice President when Charles Curtis joins Herbert Hoover's ticket.
Role range: 1925-1929
Leaves the vice presidency at the end of Coolidge's administration.
Role range: 1925-1929
Begins service as ambassador to Great Britain.
Role range: 1929-1932
Appointed United States ambassador to Great Britain after leaving the vice presidency.
Role range: 1929-1932
Heads a mission advising the Dominican Republic on financial administration.
Role range: 1929-1929
Serves as a delegate to the London Naval Conference.
Role range: 1929-1932
Works in London during diplomacy over war debts and reparations amid the Depression.
Role range: 1929-1932
Dawes returns to Chicago banking after resigning from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Role range: 1932-1951
Heads the American delegation to the Geneva Disarmament Conference before returning home.
Role range: 1932-1932
Oversees early emergency lending to banks, railroads and businesses.
Role range: 1932-1932
Accepts chairmanship of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation during the Great Depression.
Role range: 1932-1932
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