Vindicated spying charge stirred Illinois public
A muddled report details Wilce cleared of spying accusations in Illinois. Coach Zuppee and others voice opinions while a chaotic scene at a football event unfolds, mentioning a stadium tower and a controversial vote. The piece blends names, dates, and organizational references with unclear chronology.
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Wilce
Illinois
Ohbes
Fleras
Dr. Witen
Vars
Short
Wiles
Pha
Winstow
Athacengielais
National Student Federation plans to continue work
The federation aims to persist in its activities despite a withdrawn participant. At a national conference in Ann Arbor, representatives from Howard, Louisiana State, and other schools voted to send two delegates from each division. The committee stressed unity, campus equality, and anti-discrimination.
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Ational Student Federation
Bec
Cape
Aflohigan
Ann Arbor
Kizor
Isvaraity
Otha Federation
Aivery
Sabe Faraway
Howard
Whahington
Kha
Nore
Milas
Vmniiy
Fifa
Athens
Lee Hatloway
Aouthern
Stratas
World Court
United the
Wrorhingter
Lewis Fe Mico
S. Green
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Brincatgn
University of Georgia
Margaretta Biteing
Ghia State
John Eillatt
The
University of Michiean
Cambridge Shirt Puts Oxford Bags in Shade As New Styles Appear
A 1926 New Yorker piece notes Cambridge shirts dominating Oxford fashion, with Cambridge students and Russian boots shaping London style. It highlights the clash of university apparel, women’s fashion influence, and the shift toward bold colors and dramatic footwear.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Jeanne Swenderson
The
New Yorker
London
Cambridee
Cambridge University
Kounelgs Forch
Gambridge
Bone crushers reap riches in mat contes
Dec 1 Denver reports that professional wrestling gains popularity as promoters face risks. The piece highlights champions Gordon Punisher, Frank Geteh, and Lewis the Strangler, noting dramatic headlocks and injuries, including Stecher’s hospitalization after a New York bout and calls for safer governance by athletic commissions.
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America
Gordon
Caddeck
Marl Weys
Uorte Fiebensetmidt
Jefed
Mondt
dack-Ralte Sébyeurs
Faraeus
Teith
Frank Geteh
Heavyweig
Lewis
Joe Stecher
Bng
New York City
Stecher
Iwan Semblange
Mewrick
New York
Strangler
Joos Kretter
Toney
New York Athletic Commission
John Olin
Jim Londos
John Tesch
Willy Car
Middle Atlantic baseball league postpones reorganization meeting
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Middle Atlantic baseball league postponed its reorganization meeting to a later date as several owners demanded conditions improve before the session. League officials indicate the number of teams in the loop may be increased by 1926. The Jewish population remark appears as an unrelated fragment.
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Pittsburgh
Severat
Artiehtis
Driver Escapes After Mad Dash Wrecks Car and Wall
A car tore through a cement sidewalk wall near Katheth Street, overturned, throwing debris onto a porch. The driver, Henry Luther, was captured soon after with minor injuries and faces reckless driving and destruction charges. The vehicle, allegedly stolen from Albert Fisher, was capable of 75 mph and reportedly involved two accomplices who fled.
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Arthur Jackson
Katheth Street
Henry Luther
City Pailen
Tay
Alpbert Fisher
Forest Avenue
South Side
Inter
Thee
Keffra
Lee Street
Luther
Cat Discovers Narcotic Plant On Long Island
A Long Island discovery reports a narcotic plant growing in the area, linked to peddlers. The strange tale includes a tale of a cat almost losing its nine lives while pursuing the plant, amid chaotic text and unclear details.
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Long Island
David Senteor
New York
Portage Transfer Co Hauling and Storage Ad
Portage Transfer Co offers local and long distance hauling and fireproof storage at 1506 Sixth Avenue with contact 672 Fisher Brothers.
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Portage Transfer Co
Sixth Avenue
Fisher Brothers
Fragmentary OCR noise from Canadian scene playsrole
A corrupted OCR excerpt shows scattered phrases about Santa Claus and a Vanderbilt location, with garbled terms like bourgeoise candlestick and Atties of Fit avenue. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals.
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Vanderbilt Manglon
Atties
Fit Avenue
Dellarge
Residence open for charity as old social center torn down
After tourists view the tearing down of a historic residence to make way for a skyscraper, the new owners opened the house for a charity event. In the dining room once hosted by Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, a movie show entertained guests who hoped their money would be well spent.
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United States
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Conaduidatad Vroasx Association
William K. Vanderbilt
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