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Presently, two Americans, American-born, will become Cardinals. A few years ago they were playing in the streets of Manhattan's East Side. "Lower East Side kids" they were. One was Pat Hayes, the other George Mundelein...
...Died. Pat Moran, 48, Manager of the Cincinnati National League Baseball Club; in Orlanda, Fla., of Brights disease. As manager, he won a National League pennant for Philadelphia in 1915, and a pennant and a World's Series for Cincinnati in 1919. His last words were addressed to John Evers, acting manager of the Chicago White Sox, who came to see him. "Hello, John. Take me out of here...
...Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, he of the acrid tongue: "I assume that the Senator agrees with his [the author's] statement that 'Mr. Coolidge is as reactionary as the multiplication table...
...Democratic tongue of Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi-ever active in Republican rebuke-has lost none of its pristine vigor. Even a list of postmasterial nominations, sent to the Senate by the President, inspired him with an Homeric recital: "Only one California Postmaster nomination comes to us ... Idaho gets nominations for one Postmaster only . . . Wisconsin, I notice, gets one. Running down the list, there is, however, one State that is very fortunate and that is the State represented by the Secretary to the President, C. Bascom Slemp...
...incipient favorite son for the Democratic nomination has sprung up in the person of Governor Pat Neff of Texas. The Democratic state organization intimated that the Texas delegates would be instructed for Neff. The Presidential idea is said to have entered Governor Neff's head some time ago when William J. Bryan paid him a visit. He is a vigorous Dry. Mr. Bryan has asserted that if sent to the Democratic Convention as delegate from Florida he will nominate a Dry, Progressive Democrat. "Whom ?" it has been asked in Texas, "whom does he mean but Neff...