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After last week's splendid showing Captain Haggerty should have no trouble in the 880 and he should be able to pull O'Neil of Harvard with him to finish-ahead of Hogan of Yale. O'Neil has never run as well as he is doing at present and I don't believe Hogan can beat him. The time ought to be 1 minute 56 seconds. Captain Haggerty should score his second first place in the Mile and following him will be Wildes of Harvard who ran a 4' 28" mile against Dartmouth last week. Macauley Smith of Yale should...
...Pole Vault is another uncertain event and it would not surprise me to see Clark or Burbank tie for first or second place. With these breaks the score could read Harvard 79 2-3 and Yale 55 1-3. On the other hand if Yale manages to get Hogan ahead of O'Neil in the 880, Smith ahead of Wildes in the Mile, if Brandenburg beats French in the Broad Jump and if Crile-beats-Lindner in the Hammer Throw, or if Tupper fails to place in the Low Hurdles the meet will go to Yale...
...whether or not Albert B. Fall, onetime Secretary of the Interior, and Edward L. Doheny, oil potentate, were guilty of conspiracy to defraud the U. S. Government (TIME, Dec. 6). Having heard the summing up of Owen J. Roberts and Atlee Pomerene, counsel for the Government, of Frank J. Hogan and Wilton J. Lambert, counsel for the defense, and having received final instructions from Judge Adolph A. Hoehling, the jurors returned to their attic room to balance the scales of justice. Various tales- have leaked out of what happened there. One thing is certain; ten of the jurors accepted...
...pygmy's straw does pierce it. "Shame on those who brought this Fall and Doheny case to a miserable close; shame on those who forgot their oaths of allegiance to their country; and shame on those who have forgotten and who have betrayed their country." Perhaps, Attorney Hogan* would have liked to plant his fist in Mr. Heflin's white waistcoat; perhaps, Messrs. Fall and Doheny would have liked to have sued him for libel. But they did not. Mr. Heflin is a Senator, and Senators are public servants, whose words know...
...weighs 140 pounds. fOne of the last acts of the Wilson Administration was the putting of these lands under the control of the Secretary of the Navy. *According to Mr. Hogan, Japan was threatening to attack Hawaii in 1921, and hence the Doheny oil storage plant was a valuable item in naval defense. Last week, word came from Tokyo that Japanese statesmen were vexed at being made the "goats" of the Fall-Doheny defense...