Word: morrow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...would be Mr. Hoover's good friend William J. ("Wild Bill") Donovan,* who is now assistant to Mr. Sargent. For Secretary of State, Mr. Hoover would consider, it was believed, the claims and abilities of his chief campaigner, Senator William Edgar Borah; and also, of Dwight Whitney Morrow, U. S. Ambassador to Mexico, and brightest jewel in the Coolidge foreign policy...
...25th anniversary of their partnership, by the firm of Delano and Aldrich, architects, to their clients. Since Delano and Aldrich are architects who have made the kind of houses which rich people like to live in, their clients came to the party gratefully and bearing gifts; Ambassador Dwight Whitney Morrow sent by airplane from Mexico two silver bowls...
...mystery-story news luridly modeled after the gumchewer dailies. But it is mailed to no gumchewers; rather to portly smokers of Corona Coronas−bank presidents, railway magnates, lawyers, Senators, and even a presidential candidate. Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt were notoriously addicted to mystery stories; so also Dwight Morrow, Stanley Baldwin, Arthur Hadley, Herbert Hoover...
...Evangeline Lindbergh, Spartan mother of Charles Augustus Lindbergh, sailed on the Lloyd-Sabaudo liner Conte Grande to teach chemistry in Constantinople at the American College for Girls. With her, bound for the same institution was Miss Alice Morrow, sister of Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow. Both denied that Charles Augustus was engaged to Ambassador Morrow's daughter, Elisabeth...
...Whiting, like Ambassador Dwight Whitney Morrow and other Coolidge intimates, went to Amherst college. But he was nine years ahead of Mr. Coolidge, whose class was 1895. It remained for their sons to be undergraduate comrades. This association has perhaps helped fortify Mr. Whiting's claim against William Morgan Butler and Frank Waterman Stearns to being "the original Coolidge man." If Mr. Butler or Mr. Stearns was invited to the Commerce Department ahead of Mr. Whiting-and one of them was so invited-no false pride or lack of understanding prevented Mr. Whiting from playing a distinguished second fiddle...