Thomas D. Schall and his wife, Margaret

Thomas D. Schall and his wife, Margaret

Thomas D. Schall and his wife, Margaret, in Washington, DC, 1915. Photograph by Harris & Ewing, Prints & Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, DC (call number LC-H261-6661 [P&P]). No known publication or use restrictions.

The last Schall family home

The last Schall family home

The last Thomas D. Schall family home, 4236 Queen Avenue South, Minneapolis, ca. 1937.

Einar Hoidale

Einar Hoidale

Einar Hoidale campaigning against Thomas D. Schall. Printed in the St. Paul Daily News, ca. 1930.

Thomas D. Schall with a German shepherd, possibly Lux, and a woman seated in front of a Columbia microphone

Thomas D. Schall with a German shepherd, possibly Lux, and a woman seated in front of a Columbia microphone

Thomas D. Schall with a German shepherd, possibly Lux, and a woman seated in front of a Columbia microphone, 1930. Photograph by Harris & Ewing, Prints & Photographs Division, Library of Congress, Washington, DC (call number LC-H2- B-3841 [P&P]). No known publication or use restrictions.

Magnus Johnson

Magnus Johnson

Future US Senator (and political opponent of Thomas D. Schall) Magnus Johnson, 1920.

Thomas D. Schall with his wife and son

Thomas D. Schall with his wife and son

Thomas D. Schall with his wife, Margaret, and son, 1924.

Thomas D. Schall

Thomas D. Schall

Thomas D. Schall, 1924.

Thomas D. Schall

Thomas D. Schall

Thomas D. Schall at twenty-seven, ca. 1905.

Thomas D. Schall

Thomas D. Schall

Thomas D. Schall, ca. 1920s. US Senate Historical Office.

Schall, Thomas D. (1878–1935)

Thomas D. Schall was twice a self-made man: first in rising from rural poverty to become a lawyer, second in recovering from an accidental blinding to serve twenty years in Congress.

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