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Some others went. Mrs. Harding, accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Sawyer, attended as an observer, perhaps remembering the day four years ago when from the gallery she saw her husband nominated. General Jacob S. Coxey, who marched his army of unemployed to the Capitol in 1894, was at hand, distributing pamphlets which asserted that interest on money should be abolished. There, too, went Harry M. Daugherty, no longer with highest power, a simple delegate from Ohio...
...week. His trouble, sometimes botanically referred to as "rose fever," or as a "bronchial cold," or just as a "cold," returned after having abated. So he visited the Army Medical Corps headquarters and in a closed room breathed atmosphere in which was a mild concentration of chlorine gas. Dr. Sawyer, White House physician, went along to see that everything was all right. During his inclusion, the President studied the Immigration Bill. He took three treatments of about 45 minutes each, in the second of which Mrs. Coolidge participated just to see what it was. Meanwhile Secretary Slemp...
Harvard 1927 Exeter Zarakov, 3b. 3b. Moran Bennett, c.f. s.s. Goodwin Ullman, 2b. c.f. Linscott Howard, s.s. 1b. Gurney Ellison, 1b. r.f. Haley Hamlen, r.f. 3b. Phelan Bailey, l.f. l.f. Mac Farland Tobin, c. c. Mac Phail Booth, p. p. Sawyer...
...Sawyer Held Seconds to Six Hits...
...Sawyer, who turned back the Crimson with six hits and two runs, will probably be the Exeter hurler this afternoon, although Liuscott may be switched from centerfield to the box. Goodwin, at short stop, was largely responsible for four of the Exeter tallies against Cushing on Wednesday, when he poled a two-bagger with the bases loaded, and made it good for the circuit when the Cushing fielder heaved wide to the plate. His fielding was the feature of the game with the seconds...