The chairman of the board was an obscenely wealthy oil tycoon and banker named Rufus Dawes. Not only was he able to help financially, but he also had tremendous political pull by way of his brother. Charles G. Dawes was the vice president under Calvin Coolidge for the first two years of the fair’s planning...
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Charles G. Dawes was the vice president under Calvin Coolidge for the first two years of the fair’s planning. The plethora of connections that were available to the fair’s planners because of this greatly helped the fair idea become reality in the face of increasingly deteriorating economic conditions...
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