Word: miller
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...defraud the Government, and added further that John T. King, former Republican National Committeeman from Connecticut, received $50,000 for taking part in the conspiracy; that the late Jesse W. Smith (notorious from the Department of Justice and Veterans' Bureau investigations) received $25,000, and Col. Thomas W. Miller, former Alien Property Custodian, got $391,000 in Liberty bonds, for approving and securing completion of the plot. All these were indicted except John T. King, who it is said is needed as a witness...
...Colonel Miller's attorney declared: "The charge against Colonel Miller is entirely without foundation. Colonel Miller, however, does not intend to try the case in the newspapers. The charges will be met and answered in open court and the facts will be brought out. The records of the Department of Justice itself show that the action of the Alien Property Custodian, with reference to the return of the property turned over by the American Metals Company, was entirely proper. The Department of Justice itself passed upon the claim and allowed...
...that defeated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the opening game of the season. New faces that appear in the line-up are E. H. Bradford, playing in Saltonstall's position; Pratt, who has replaced Nash; Tripp, holding down Daley's old place, and probably Maher, who is still battling with Miller for a halfback berth...
...Crimson forwards, the William and Mary defenders stopped the Harvard backs short. Captain Elliott, M. Davis, Parsons, and especially Todd, aided by the half-backs, buried the "new" Crimson offense; even Crosby failed to gain much ground. Cheek was still saving his leg and did not carry the ball; Miller made a couple of good gains in the closing minutes, but by that time the William and Mary players, seven of whom played the entire game, were exhausted, and for the first time the charge of the Harvard forward line was effective...
Harvard William and MaryDoherty, E. H. Bradford, Sayles, l.e. r.e. M. DavisTaylor, Lindner, l.t. r.t. WeberKilgour, Hoague, l.g. r.g. House, WalkerMacomber, Turner, c. c. Todd, AndersonC. H. Bradford, Tripp, r.g. l.g. ParsonsAdie, Doherty, r.e. l.e. Eason, P. DavisMcGlone, Stafford, Cheek, q.b. q.b. MatsuCrosby, Miller Braden, l.h.b. r.h.b. Charles, Smith, WalleckMaher, Miller, Zarakov, Braden, Barbee, r.h.b. l.h.b. IrwinHowe, Coady...