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Professor H. H. Burbank, President A. L. Lowell, Professor J. H. Beale, Professor Samuel Williston, Professor James Ford, Professor W. B. Donham...
...known "dry". Bryan sheds his light around a naughty world with a brilliance, undimmed by years, which has already caused him to be mentioned as "most likely to win. . . . on the Democratic ticket". But everyone is not so pessimistic. A familiar rattling and clashing heralds the entrance of Henry Ford in the race; led by Ford and Bryan, the Democrats might make a truly remarkable crusade. With cratory and efficiency, good old-fashioned prejudice and plenty of capital, the halcyon days of party politics could be revived to suit even Senator Borah...
...important factor has to be considered. Former President Wilson's letter to Governor Sweet is generally understood to indicate his return to active political life and his influence may be decisive. No one believes that he would approve the nomination of Ford, or even Bryan. His "hope" that a Progressive Democrat would be chosen to fill the vacant seat from Colorado may be a hit at the conservative Underwood. Possibly he means to support his son-in-law, whom he allowed to perish miserably at San Francisco when a turn of his thumb might have made him President McAdoo, after...
...June 24 by way of Buffalo, Detroit, Grand Rapids and Milwaukee. The Ontario Power Company at Niagara Falls, the Carborundum and Shredded Wheat factories, and the Lackawanna Steel Company will be visited in the vicinity of Buffalo. Arriving at Detroit June 14, the trip will take in the Ford and either the Packard or the Cadillac plants, the furniture companies at Grand Rapids, and, the docks at Marquette...
...Ford's men. (P. 26.) Rabbi Wise, orating in a Methodist Church. (P. 26.) Gilbert M. Hitchcock-not too proud to be a journalist. (P. 21.) Rear-Admiral Weeks. (P. 7.) Brainless women-who make the best wives. (P. 19.) An average speed of 250 miles an hour-in a blinding sandstorm. (P. 27.) Victor Hindmarch-when his non-stop dancing partner retired a-faint, he continued with a woman spectator. (P. 31.) "Laddie"; Sanford - American sportsman. (P. 28.) A Supreme Court potent enough to do "ten times as much work as it did in the days of Marshall...