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...Swope Will Discuse Business...
...Zool. Lect. Rm. Government 17a Harvard 5 Greek G Ailes to Mears Sever 29 Morrison to Westhaven Sever 30 Greek 15a Sever 30 Latin B, III Sever 18 Mathematics 10a Sever 18 Mathematics 17 Sever 5 Music 4b hf Sever 30 Philosophy 19 Emerson A Physics C Adams to Swope New Lect. Hall Taub to Yorks Harvard 6 Physics 3a Sever 36 Slavic 1b Sever 30 ENGINEERING SCHOOL Engineering 54 (industrial) Pierce 202 Engineering 340 Pierce 202 Engineering 211 Pierce...
...dined with Maxine Elliott, and had on one side of me Mr, George Creel, and on the other Mr. Swope. The latter is the editor of The World . . . There is a type of American! What force, what energy ("dynamic," I said of him to some one. "No?cyclonic!" they corrected). I asked him, when I was able to get a word in edgeways, how he managed to revitalize, he seemed to me to expend so much energy. He said he got it back from me, from every one, that what he gives out he gets back; it is a sort...
...National Democratic Club. There was the Acting Mayor of New York City. There was Tex Rickard, A. C. Pearson, George E. Smith. There too was Joseph P. Day, driving auctioneer who, semi-cyclonic, sells lots out-of-doors in January in his shirt sleeves. There, of course, was Swope, voluble, roaring, dominating the scene. Boss Murphy of Tammany was not present?he had gone on ahead. But every other leader of the movement was there, and most of them looked forward to certain failure on "Swope's wild goose chase." Swope, striding about, exclaimed: "I'd rather put this over...
...victory in the convention fight belongs not so much to any candidate as to the influence of The New York World in the Democratic Party, and the energy expended by Herbert Bayard Swope, that paper's executive editor, who started out some months ago to take the convention to New York and has done so." New York Tribune: "An additional bouquet belongs to The New York World, which originated the proposal to bring the convention to New York and led the fight in its behalf." The New York Times: "Chief credit for bringing the National Democratic Convention to this city...