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Cannell will send the same team which opened against Columbia into the Harvard contest with the exception of Sutton at fullback in place of Wilkins. The failure of Mackey to round into shape from his injury which has kept him out two weeks leaves the left wing again open to Charles Sullivan, who is not a brilliant end, although he played well against Columbia
Philadelphia's Mayor Mackey handed him a ball with which to start the game. Before an array of news cameramen he twice wound up to make the toss, twice held the pose. But he never threw out the ball. The game had already been started...
...Philadelphia, a crowd of 250 marched to City Hall to proclaim : "While the manufacturers are reaping huge profits and Mayor Mackey goes on vacation trips, there are 200,000 unemployed workers in the city." Timing their demonstration with the return of Mayor Mackey from the West Indies, they tried to force their way into his office, had a 15-minute tussle with 150 policemen, retreated leaving placards, Communist circulars that warned of a nation-unemployment demonstration...
...Fund is controlled by a Fund Council of 30 men, of whom the following five were recently elected: R. G. Fessenden '90, E. P. Joslin M.D. '95, S. H. Wolcott '03, Elihu Root, Jr., L.L.B. '06, H. S. Vanderbilt '07, and Mackey Wells...
...city, announced that the Director of Public Safety, Harry C. Davis, his friend for 40 years, was above it all, irreproachable. The grand jury hoped and trusted this was so, but continued its inquiry. Things were looking up for Director Davis. Nevertheless, one day last week, Mayor Harry Arista Mackey bustled into the mayoral office and, without pausing to remove his overcoat, dictated a letter to Director Davis announcing that he (Davis) was resigning. It pained him to do this, said Mayor Mackey, but it was "the only wise thing." It was "no reflection upon his [Davis'] integrity...