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Worcester: Campbell, g.; Urban, l.f.b.; Bounakes, r.f.b.; Bealey, l.h.b.; Francis, c.h.b.; Hayes, Pino, r.h.b.; T. Avian, l.o.f.; Davey, l.i.f.; J. Arian, c.f.; Pevault, r.i.f.; Brown, Dorsey, r.o.f...
...when ambitious Martin Davey, Ohio tree surgeon and onetime Congressman, tried to draft Woodrow Wilsons Secretary of War for the primary, Mr. Baker sat down hard on the idea. He would not let his name go on the ballot. He insisted that "all hands" favored Governor White. He went on about his Cleveland law practice as if he had never heard of the Presidency. Mr. Davey, no friend of Governor White, was accused of promoting the Baker boom more to hurt White than to nominate Baker...
...college are bright students who, for cash down, furnish their fellows with essays, theses, reports. By the U. S. business credo, such a small, good business should be enlarged into a major industry. Last week it seemed in the way of becoming one. At Princeton appeared one R. J. Davey, a personable, beknickered youth who had already visited Yale and Harvard seeking testimonials for a service which sells essays, book-reviews, theses and speeches. His firm, Standard Encyclopedia Corp. of Chicago, offers a $69.50 encyclopedia and a "research bureau" for subscribers. According to his Princeton prospects, Salesman Davey frankly explained...
Died. Marie Augusta Davey Fiske (Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske), 66, Grand Dame of the U. S. stage; of heart disease; in Queens, Long Island, N.Y. Death came at the home of her secretary, whose mother cared for Mrs. Fiske's 10-year-old adopted son. In accordance with her fervent wish, announcement of her death was delayed 24 hr. No one saw her in her coffin. Only three persons attended her funeral. Born of a theatrical family, Mrs. Fiske began her career at the age of three; it extended, except for a four year retirement after she married Harrison...
Democrat Baker has been genuinely reluctant to help his friends along with a presidential campaign in his behalf. He has so far refused to sign the necessary papers which would put his name into the Ohio primary. He looked the other way when Martin L. Davey, onetime Congressman, circularized 40,000 Ohio Democrats on the subject of Baker-for-President. But last week he responded to a friendly editorial in Sanford Martin's Winston-Salem (N. C.) Journal-Sentinel, thus...