Word: mckee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...There is in the New York City Hall a quiet, efficient President of the Board of Alderman, Joseph V. McKee, 38, who patronizes a conservative tailor and does much that Mayor Walker leaves undone. He is at his desk before 10 a.m., whereas Mayor Walker seldom appears before noon, if at all. Mr. McKee likes law reports and biographies. *Mayor O'Keefe confessed that he had never seen anyone get so hilarious on ginger ale as did Mayor Walker...
...able History of Painting, a recent series of New Guides to Old Masters, treatises on esthetics, monographs on various schools of painting. Critics, dealers, collectors, museum heads who pay fabulous prices for supposed Rembrandts, disagree with the theories of Dr. John Charles Van Dyke. At Chicago, William C. McKee, head of the print department of the Art Institute, stated that the three supposed Rembrandts in the Institute are genuine. "Dr. Van Dyke is not taken very seriously in art circles," said...
...McKee City...
...propose to organize a corporation to operate a large cat ranch near McKee City, where land can be purchased cheap for that purpose...
Following a competition of ten weeks, Philip Scanlon Tiffany of St. Louis, Missouri, was appointed first Freshman crew manager. He prepared at St. Louis Country Day. The assistant managerial position was won by Robert Franklin Walker Smith of Evanston, Illinois, who went to Exeter. William McKee Dunn of Chicago, Illinois, a graduate of Milton Academy, was awarded the 150-pound crew managership. Robert Roy Forrester Jr., who lives In New York City, will assume the duties of Regatta Chairman. He too prepared at Exeter...