of an organization called 'the Independent Republican National Christian-Gentile Committee' on a platform to 'keep the Jew out of control of the Republican Party!'" Not garnering much support for his presidential bid, he tried to win back his congressional seat. He lost the nomination by a wide-margin to Col. Albert G. Rutherford who went on to win the general election. Death He was in New York City visiting with his wife and son in late September 1936, when he was taken ill at his hotel and died of coronary thrombosis shortly thereafter in the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled, in Manhattan. He was interred in East Canton Cemetery in Canton Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. See also Elizabeth Dilling Alt-right References External links Flaherty, Edward, Ph.D. The Legendary Tirade of Louis T. McFadden — Article criticizing McFadden's speech against the Federal Reserve. The Political Graveyard 1876 births 1936 deaths People from Bradford County, Pennsylvania American conspiracy theorists Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Pennsylvania 20th-century far-right politicians in the United States Antisemitism in the United States Right-wing antisemitism Pennsylvania Republicans