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...summaries: HARVARD ANDOVER Smith, r.e. (Green, Jamison) l.e., Walker (Zilly) Houghton, r.t. (Booth) l.t., Taylor Hedblom, r.g. l.g., Craft Wilson, c. (Fearone) c., Graham Staruski, i.g. (Mitten) r.g., Kiphuth (Burnam) Covell, l.t. r.t., Dempsey (Poynter) Daughters, l.e. (Green) r.e., Hufard (Ford) Lupien, q.b. q.b., Battles (MacLean, Kausel) Brooks, r.h.b. l.h.b., Chase Harding, l.h.b. r.h.b., Sharretts (MacDonald) Johnson, f.b. (Boston, Prouty) f.b., McLaughry...
...upset by all this was Maclean's famed Saturday Evening Post of Canada, that its editorial on the Glorious First (Queen Victoria established the Dominion on July 1, 1867) was devoted not to the usual fanfare of Canadians pointing with pride to Canada but to a full page of viewing with alarm these and other Canadian troubles. Cried Maclean...
...interrupted in his argument by questions from the bench. Therefore the real excitement did not begin until Mr. Cummings had finished his stump speech. Then the Justices who had asked only a few questions of the Government's opponents began to pop questions right & left at Messrs. Maclean and Reed. Some court room observers got an impression that the Justices' questions were hostile to the Government's case. Others felt that the Court, friendly to the Government's position, was trying to bring out the best possible arguments from the fog that enveloped the Government...
...Justice Van Devanter after Mr. Maclean argued that devaluation had been upheld in the courts of Great Britain and other nations: "What England can do, what Germany or any other nation can do has no controlling influence here. We must act under the Constitution of this country...
...Justice Stone, when Mr. Maclean insisted that the Government would fulfill its obligations if it pays off Liberty Bonds in devalued dollars: "That's not what the bond says...