Word: mcleane
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Harding has two kinds of associates: official advisers and playmates. What is more, he seems to make a sharp distinction between the two. Mr. Lasker, in his capacity of Chairman of the Shipping Board, is one of the former. Among the latter are Edward B. McLean, Washington newspaper proprietor, former Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, General Dawes and, again, Mr. Lasker. It is the unusual fact that Mr. Lasker is close to the President in both capacities which has led to belief in his large influence at the White House...
...summary: HARVARD 1926 YALE 1926 Jones, Skilling, r.f. l.g., McLean, Hall, McLean Smith, l.f. r.g., Giblin Rauh, c. c., Clark Maher, r.g. l.f., Watson Combs, Reed, Combs, Elberfeld, l.g. r.f., Riley...
Score, Harvard 1926, 32, Yale 1926, 29. Goals from floor, Combs 4, Rauh 3, Maher 3, Smith 2, Jones, Watson 5, Giblin 2, Riley 3, McLean, Clark. Goals from fouls, Smith 6, Watson 7. Referee, Mullen. Umpire, Souders. Time of halves, 20 minutes...
...course during the past week. Watched for more eagerly than a rum runner, and equally unpredictable in its appearance, it kept winter visitors at their windows and public functionaries on the docks during many long hours of waiting. On board the Pioneer, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. McLean, were President and Mrs. Harding and their friends. They had no time schedule to fill, and stopped daily wherever the President felt inclined to play golf. A foursome it was- usually with Mr. McLean, Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board, and Charles G. Dawes. Eighteen holes on the Ormond Beach...
HARVARD 1926 YALE 1926 Jones, r.f. l.g., McLean Smith, l.f. r.g., Giblin Rauh, c. c., Clark Maher, r.g. l.f., Watson Combs, l.g. r.f., Riley (captain...