Word: paged
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Sirs: Always in referring to Mr. Coohdge, as on your opening page, issue of Nov. 30, please do so as "President" Calvin Coolidge- a little more dignity for the wonderfulman- a little more dignity for your own TIME. It is a very fine paper, hard to get along without, and many of my directors feel likewise. Please. C. M. HIGGINS New York...
...Clerk of the House, Tyler Page, called the session to order. A roll call showed that a quorum was present. They proceeded to the election of speaker. There were three candidates: Nicholas Longworth of Ohio (Republican); Ferris J. Garrett of Tennessee (Democrat) ; Henry Allen Cooper of Wisconsin (Republican Insurgent). At once the insurgents indicated that they had not repented of their ways during the summer. But the regular Republicans also demonstrated that they had a majority. The vote stood Longworth 299, Garrett 173, Cooper 13. Congressman Garrett escorted Speaker Longworth to the chair and exclaimed...
Died. Carroll Smalley Page, 82, at Hyde Park, Vt., of a stroke of paralysis. He was from 1917 to 1923 the "oldest member of the U. S. Senate"; famed "Stormy Petrel of Vermont Politics" and one-time Governor of Vermont (1890-1892); noted senatorial champion of "a big navy...
SUNLIGHT IN NEW GRANADA- William McFee - Doubleday, Page ($3.50). Travels in South America set down by a first rate literary...
...almost a nervous wreck. He left a heritage to Harvard football of a very carefully prepared diary of his two season's work with the reasoning behind all actions. Then, to cap it all, he devoted most of the winter after his final season to a 300-page criticism of his own work. Two years later Haughton stepped in as head coach and won. I happened to see him the evening of that Yale game, and he was big and generous enough to say that he had based his whole season on Bill Reid's criticism...