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A ringside seat at the Democratic convention

All ready for the big bout

A new challenger for the heavyweight belt

New method: Why not decide all bouts by seeing who can knock the referee out?

The new national and international champion

It's not going to be easy

Easy enough to whip separately but not collectively

Who said business was at a standstill?

And they said he didn't have any punch

The battle is on

We trust no one is losing confidence

What he needs is not so much advice as help

What all the heavyweight statesmen and economists couldn't do

Is Doctor Wickersham in the audience?

The Wickersham report abbreviated for busy readers

Benefit performance. Order your seats now

Keep your seats. The show's not over yet

Giving business a nice rest between rounds

Getting all worn out in the primaries

It is rather absurd to be knocked out by an opponent that wasn't even inside the colosseum

A new heavyweight international challenge has arrived

Too bad. Everyone used to be so proud of him

Waiting to challenge the winner

All ready for the last round

Go on, Farmer Jones, and knock the stuffing out of him.

The next great sporting event

Here we go for the third round

Oh what a snap, after those tough old birds

The limit of endurance

Who said he wasn't a strong candidate?

Plenty of entertainment in store

Going after that waste measure

And he thought it was going to be so easy

Of course we are all doing our best to keep up our confidence, aren't we?

The undefeated champion

Reducing the odds on the next round

Election returns in Poland

Roosevelt: I've just about got time for another round if you think he can stand it.

Speaking of endurance.

Barney Hassel oral history interview, November 11, 1978

Harold Proost oral history interview, July 18, 1991

Thomas Brown oral history interview, May 4, 1978