Michigan expects record crowds for three 1929 games
University of Michigan officials estimate 187000 spectators for three football games at Ferry Field this season. Harry Tiotgon, athletic association statistician, notes Navy Ohio and Minnesota fixtures will push capacity as the first back-to-back sellouts since 1929.
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University of Michigan
Ferry Biel
Harry Tiotgon
Lckel
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Athletic Association
Navy
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan Ness
Chicago
New Tea Table For Tiny Apartments
A compact oval tea table described as the most attractive option for small living spaces. The finned finish and painted look add decorative appeal while maintaining practical dimensions for compact apartments.
Penn State Football Star Turns Wrestler
Jules Prevost, Penn State’s star right tackle and place kicker, joins the Blue and White wrestling squad under Coach Ralph Leonard. He is a leading candidate for the heavyweight berth after demonstrating wrestling潜 in the recent season. Fumbaugh also eyed for the 175 pound class as prospects improve.
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State College
Jules Prevost
Penn State
Ralph Leonard
Blysrid Warriors
Prevost
Ife
Leonard II
Ful the bin
Sat Fumbaugh
Burnham to Not Seek Reelection as Tax Board President
The report notes William Burnham will not seek another term as president of the Board of Apportionment and the Board of Contract and Supply. George Hill is set to succeed, with Hill announcing withdrawal plans. Burnham, nearing the end of his third term, cites length of service and possible replacement by Behrens administration backed by Republicans.
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William “. Burnham
Hila
Yin
Fit
Lourds
Voth
Republcan
Mr. Burnham
Carl FR Siemon
Albert FE. MacDonald
Bernard Ashinun
William P. Kirk
Foreign Auto Rages for May 30 Events in Indianapolis
Indianpolis Motor Speedway Company chief Ted Myers travels to enlist foreign racing drivers for the archive event set next May 14. Names from France Germany and Britain are cited as expected entrants, with emphasis on attracting international talent to boost the meet.
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Indianapolis
Ted
Dee Lave Tor Chop Myers
Indianapols Motor Speedway Company
Biroor
France
Uribe
Germany
Indianayols Ned Annies
Toerg
Indianapals
Anerivan
Jinway Murphy
Jon Boyes
ATL Europe
Murphy
Toye
Granv
Boyer
Kehrunry
And Then What at New Lyric Theatre Tonight
Amusements column previews the New Lyric Theatre opening with And Then What a three act modern comedy by F Merlin and Brian Marlow. Cast includes Florence Eldridge Paul Kelly Haswell and Moffat Johnston with Fatale Arab Nack also featured. Also notes West Point location in Classmates sequence and Love and Glory at Cameo with Tawra LaPlante.
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Florence Eldridge
Paul Kelly
Percy Haswell
Moffat Johnston
Ethel Wilson
Edward Vamn Sloan
Dorothy Peterson
Desmond Gallagher
Arthur Byron
New York City
NEW Lyric Theatre
Kilbourn
Don
F. Merlin
Brian Marlow
New Yo City
Mr. Gordon
Berkshires
France
Sith
Tlorence Eldridge
My. Gordon
New York
Penrod
Seventeen
United States Military Academy
West Point
Focus Institution
Alumination
Sain
Army
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Sto
Vick
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Stary
CAMEO
Universal-Jewel
Cameo Theatre
Parisy
Perley Poore Sheerhan
Robert Davis
Tlove
Glory
Tawra LaPlante
Ravertly
Universal Pictures Corporation
Miss laPhinte
Edward Hearn Aml
Hugh Hetfman
Hebert I Ful
Tongues of Flame draws crowds at Palace show run
Thomas Meighan stars in Tongues of Flame at the Palace this week, a thriller praised as Meighan’s best screen presence and a strong popular draw. Other acts headline vaudeville including Will & Gladys Ahern, a Thornton Flynn singing turn, and a strong supporting cast with Mack, De Bary, Jarvis, Rolling, and Quell.
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Palace
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Will & Gladys Ahern
Vele
Crac
Frank Mack
Florence de Bary
Rita Jarvis
Marion Rolling
Kathryn Quell
Thornton Flynn
M. ‘Thor
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Bull
Harry Land Haley
Arthur
Uetea
Ucket Gale
Tmre
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Vere
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International News
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