Word: drayton
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Cobb 82 34-44--H. L. Clarke 37 45-55--W. A. Clementson 56 DANA 1-34--M. W. Ellis 31 35-49--W. M. Dow 46 DUNSTER 14-24--G. J. Cleary 19 25-41--E. U. Denison 40 42-56--E. W. Bock 54 DRAYTON 1-11--A. D. Cassatt 7 12-21--F. A. Clieman 16 RANDOLPH 1-12--N. W. Buckler 9 13-24--B. R. Howland 20 25-36--D. T. Chamberlin 29 37-48--John DeNormandie 43 49-59--T. W. Lord Jr. 56 60-70--C. A. Allen 61 RUSSELL 1-12--Henry...
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...fabulous good fortune to hook the childish millionaire, Samuel Gummidge Bunker, after trickery at roulette had failed her. You even know that not all artists are so comparatively happy, chivalrous and well-heeled as Leslie Waldron, not all dowagers so sensible and friendly as Lady Agnes Drayton. The chances are that Author Whitlock knows too, after eight years as U. S. Minister and Ambassador to Belgium; knows so well that upon his return to novel-writing he finds it less painful, and though less truthful, more pleasing, to make a fiction of uprooted folk who either learned to flourish without...
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...attacks upon this pet plan, the N. E. A. superintendents reiterated their demand for a Department of Education in the very first meeting. They unanimously adopted a resolution directly demanding that Congress pass Senate Bill 291, the Curtis-Reed Bill; and several score of the voters followed Dr. George Drayton Strayer of Columbia University over to where a joint committee of the Senate and the House was holding public hearings on this bill. Dr. Strayer publicly proclaimed that the present Bureau of Education is inadequate and presented the N. E. A. demand...