Sam Bowles shook his head in diplomatic warning.

Horace White threw in a chunk or so of a rather agitating newspaper independency, and Halstead was in an inflamed state of jocosity to the more serious-minded.
It was nuts to the Washington Correspondents--story writers and satirists who were there to make the most out of an occasion in which the bizarre was much in excess of the conventional--with George Alfred Townsend and Donn Piatt to set the pace.

Hyde had come from St.Louis to keep especial tab on Grosvenor.

Though rival editors facing our way, they had not been admitted to the Quadrilateral.

McCullagh and Nixon arrived with the earliest from Chicago.