R.C. Hoiles (1878–1970)
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R.C. wouldn’t tolerate news stories that referred to the “public schools,” for example. His reporters were required to refer to them as “government schools.” R.C. himself preferred the phrase “gun-run schools” and used it liberally on the editorial page.