The ‘fixed’ umpire by Louis Glackens (1909)

Colored Puck cover: Monopoly Giants sliding into base as Ultimate Consumer tags for Tariff Reduction, umpire labeled Congress

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A colored magazine cover titled Puck shows a caricatured baseball scene, with a figure labeled Monopoly Giants sliding across the field while a player labeled Ultimate Consumer A.C. reaches for a ball marked Tariff Reduction. A uniformed umpire labeled Congress stands at the right, and a bag of money lies near the base. The work is attributed to Louis Glackens and dated 1909.

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