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...there are many lawyers in the U. S. Senate. Hiram Johnson,* for one. And La Follette and Lodge and Heflin and Owen and Pepper. Other lawyers: Ashurst, Brandegee, Broussard, Bruce, Caraway, Colt, Cummins, Curtis, Dial, Dill, Dillingham, Ernst, Fletcher, George, Gerry, Hale, Harreld, Harrison, both Jones', King, Lenroot, Mayfield, McLean, McNary, Neely, Norris, Overman, Pittman, Ralston, Ransdell, both Reed's, Robinson, Shortridge, Shields, Simmons, Spencer, Stanley, Stephens, Sterling, Swanson, Trammell, Underwood, both Walsh's, Watson, Wheeler. Willis...
With Edward B. McLean, proprietor of the Washington Post and intimate friend of the late President Harding, Mr. Villard is harsh. "Mr. McLean, who is usually credited with a past, but not so often with a future, was appointed chairman of the committee which was to have conducted the Harding inaugural ball. The ball was soon dropped, ostensibly for reasons of economy, but there is widespread belief that the choice of the chairman to guide it also had much to do with the abandonment of this function. Mr. McLean, despite his great wealth, is not and never will be popular...
...Government. Its sons include: President Coolidge of Massachusetts; Chief Justice Taft of Connecticut; Secretary of War Weeks of Massachusetts; Speaker Gillett of Massachusetts (if reflected); Majority Leader Lodge in the Senate (also Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee) ; Chairmen of every "important" Senate Committee, except three, to wit?McLean of Connecticut, Banking and Currency; Hale of Maine, Naval Affairs; Colt of Rhode Island, Immigration; Moses of New Hampshire, Privileges and Elections; Brandegee of Connecticut, Judiciary; Representative Winslow of Massachusetts, Chairman of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. The formula of New England for getting these results is simple: elect...
...Harding has two kinds of associates: official advisers and playmates. What is more, he seems to make a sharp distinction between the two. Mr. Lasker, in his capacity of Chairman of the Shipping Board, is one of the former. Among the latter are Edward B. McLean, Washington newspaper proprietor, former Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, General Dawes and, again, Mr. Lasker. It is the unusual fact that Mr. Lasker is close to the President in both capacities which has led to belief in his large influence at the White House...
Score, Harvard 1926, 32, Yale 1926, 29. Goals from floor, Combs 4, Rauh 3, Maher 3, Smith 2, Jones, Watson 5, Giblin 2, Riley 3, McLean, Clark. Goals from fouls, Smith 6, Watson 7. Referee, Mullen. Umpire, Souders. Time of halves, 20 minutes...