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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...blooded Indians in the (dismounted) cavalry guard assigned to care for the President during his vacation. Among them is Corporal Little Ghost, reputedly a grandson of Sitting Bull, Indian chief whose warriors defeated and killed General Custer at Little Big Horn. From his many Western descendants, Sitting Bull would appear to have been as prolific as the Mayflower was capacious. (I Fishermen everywhere were shocked to learn that President Coolidge, on his first fishing expedition in Squaw Creek, had used worm-bait in catching five trout. Flies, they said, were the only proper trout-bait, but the President specifically stated...
Today and throughout the week unsold copies of the CRIMSON published last all in memory of President Emeritus Charles William Eliot will continue to appear on the Harvard Square newsstands and at the Crimson Building for the benefit of returning alumni and the Commencement visitors. The Charles William Eliot Memorial Issue may be purchased for 25 cents...
Thursday morning's issue of the CRIMSON will be the last morning issue of the paper to be published until the opening of the University in the fall. At an early hour Thursday afternoon a speial Commencement issue will appear, giving full details of the Commencement, of the Harvard-Yale baseball series and advance information on the crew races at New Bondon on Friday...
...CRIMSON will publish on the bulletin board in front of the building, an inning-by-inning score of the Harvard-Yale baseball game at New Haven. A special wire from Yale Field will bring the results of each inning's play direct to Plympton Street, where the scores will appear earlier than on any similar bulletin in Cambridge...
...mangling of this "myth" many Democratic journalists have dedicated their writing-none more vigorously than Frank R. Kent, Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. Each day his Washington despatches appear in the Sun; in them the President looks very much as if viewed through the wrong end of an opera glass. Is a White House conference "muzzled," does a flood emergency inspire no extra session of Congress, Mr. Kent sharply, succinctly gives the anti-Administration aspect of the occurrence...