Haskell Indians 1925 Grid Schedule Draws Nationwide Trek
The Haskell Indian football team faces a unique 1925 slate, traveling from Lawrence to Tulsa to Boston and beyond. The schedule includes games with Tulsa, Boston College, Bucknell, Gonzaga, Dayton, William and Mary, Creighton, and St. Xavier, culminating in a showdown with St. Xavier in Cincinnati.
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Chris Columbus
Jeff
Uncle Sam
America
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kans
Bnt
Samyalso
Redmen
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Haskell
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Indian School
Haskell Eleven
Fairmount College
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Boston
Boston College
Plymouth Rock
Lewisburg
Kansas
Kenell
Bucknell
Battle Midland
Fremont
Neb
Spokane
Wash
Mevi
Gonzaga
Dayton
Dayton University
Mason-Dixon
Creighton
Cincinnati
St. Mavier Eallaco
Anthracite strike impact on New York fuel supply
The Wall Street News quotes a New York coal commission plan to hasten substitutes for anthracite as a five month strike reduces output by about 14 million tons. It urges state coal boards to secure semi-bituminous coal and asks West Virginians to heed the situation and educate consumers amid rising oil prices and fuel shortages.
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Wall, Street News
New York State
Coal Commission
Coal Commissions
New York
Miblic
Anthracite Union
Operative Organization
West
Pri
West Virginia
Wall Street News
Reading Riting and Rithmetic on a Train
The article humorously notes players travel by rail with George the Pullman porter as they study European economics should Russia be recognized. It questions how the team can practice on trains and jokes about punters kicking in the dining car while historians praise Indian endurance and reference Haskell's schedule.
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George
League of Nations
Russia
Columbus
Lief
Haskell
Changes in college football dominance since the big three
Thirty five years ago Yale Harvard and Princeton led the national game with consistent wins. Last Saturday Yale lost to Pennsylvania 10 to 33, Harvard fell to Holy Cross 7 to 65, and Princeton barely avoided defeat with a 10 10 tie ending the era of a single monopoly on great football.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
Russia Postures and Wealth Amid Odd Ballads and Trade
A garbled text fragment describes Russia, saloons, gold, and a necklace with miscellaneous reflections. It references traders, claims about U.S. sentiment, and assorted names in a jumbled narrative, lacking a clear cohesive event or source.
Chews Charleston Paper Locals Reachee Public Interest
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local Charleston page item. It mentions community groups and civic notices with names obscured. Due to garbled type, precise entities are unclear but the item reflects typical city news briefs.
New Yorkers Debate Public Works and Utility Matters
The town’s voters and officials discuss a water service dispute in Martinsburg, while the State Road Commission issues permits for Charleston to Columbus water bus lines. Other items include a convention of a national utility association and charter actions for several companies, with details on governance and regulatory approvals.
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National Association of Mublig Utilities, Commissioners
EB. Nether
Public Service Commnesion
Marlinshure
Martinsbury
State Road Commission Yesters
Smnarr
Chatislun
Chasleston
Columbus
Mie
Interstaty Motor Transit Company
Chilly Guthe
Ohio
Ubis
United States
Kuykendall
Early Wheeling city election names vote tallies
Voters cast 84 ballots at Wheeling's first city election. George Miller led with 74, William Miller 53, Dennis Capati 60, John Carr 49, Charles Hammod 45, others ranged in the 40s. On March 1 1806 a slate including George Millar and Charles Wam Mead elected officers. Noah Burley received the greatest backing but did not attend the proceedings.
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Thera
Wheeling
Nantansiy
George Miller
William Miller
Dennis Capati
Wiam Me
Ennel
Doin Carr
Aimar Caldwell
Charles Hammod
Damex Ralston
Predortel Mer
John White
Wire
George
Wilian Miller
Bennia Capat
Win
Mevonnell
Charles Wam- Mead
Frederik Bymnec
Joseph Caldwel
Willan Perrine
Millar
Snd
Charles Ehimimend
Uiesoorder
Noah Burly
Dse
Meeks
Praner
Fragments of a Work Scene and Speech From Annotations
The text presents garbled lines and dialogue about work duties and statements, with scattered names and phrases. It hints at a directive or admonition from a supervisor, mentions meals, a wine scene, and questions about participation and effort, but concrete events or clear actors are obscured by the corruption.
Peter Finds Ruddy Meadow Mouse In Green Forest
Peter and Ruddy the Meadow Mouse share curious exchanges on the Green Meadows as Peter trails paths and hints of a hidden home. Danny Meadow Mouse and Willy the Squirrel appear in light dialogue about private routes and woodland mischief in a wholesome pastorale.
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Dieter Rabbit
Oueh
Ruddy
Danny Meadow Monge
Peter
Wee Forest
Rudy
Jin
Weil
Peter Robbins
Danny
Buddy
Kualdys
Ute
Danny Meadow Mouse
Muddy Lexan
Damir Ploy Files Bankruptcy Petition in Court
Damir Ploy Pyra Hoan of Merbacon Webster yesterday filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States District Court here. He listed debts of 2 million and assets at 3 million. He claimed his creditors are exempt.
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Damir Ploy Pyra Hoan
Merbacon
Webster
Giltedea
ELM Die
Adists
Unclear OCR Item on State College Sanitary Study
Fragmentary text mentions a state college and sanitary concerns with references to funding and training. Details are garbled, leaving unclear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The piece appears to discuss sewage or sanitation issues at a state institution and related procedural notes.
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Pennaytieri State College
Redh Hartment
Wieneien
Wisconsin
Rtenna
Meya
Kunitiys
Cressean
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