Montana suspends Billings football team for 1926 season
Billings high school is suspended from participation in the 1926 football season by the Montana Interscholastic Athletic Association after evidence showed attempts to lure players from other schools. The action follows Lyons case developments and other transfer rule violations, affecting several schools and personnel.
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Billings Figh
Montana
L.A Ketcham
Raymond Lyons
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Rubrgs
Lyons
Lynns
Daslis Biings
Glendive
Reo
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Tiile
Vraladatts
Wyethehshoab
Tames J Keurtedy
Witsnett
Serioul Pear
Fir
Airset
Ren
Wonnete Fant Tall
Sumatra High ‘Rhe
Washington Huskies Spiritual Conquest Described by Dean
The piece analyzes the Washington Huskies football rise, attributing success to conditions and leadership. Dean Gould discusses male student culture, university growth, and the broader context of athletics within the Pacific Northwest in a period of reform and rising intercollegiate competition.
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Washington Huskies
Dean
Seattle
Wash
Tee
Washington
Eai Wong
Bagshaw
Tame
Fom
Wes
Dean Gould
Kpaws
Roosevelt film tale blurs lines on animal footage legacy
A long account recounts Theodore Roosevelt as the progenitor of animal cinema, detailing early film efforts by Don Leahy and Selig, Roosevelt's Africa hunt, and a staged sequence meant to pass for a real Africa expedition. The tale notes misdirections, camera tricks, and public reaction to the controversial production.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Roosevelt
Ths
Animal Picture
Don Lehy
Mitayo
Roosevelt
Selig
Smithsonian Tristitufan
Roosevelt Hunt
Retina
Aminigl
Dad
Ho Tate
Kate
Vail
Eel
Milwaukee
Tle
Alent
Dempsey to Meet Firpo Before Boxing Match
Unclear report notes Jack Dempsey willing to box Luis Firpo and then fight Bell for a heavyweight contest. Argentine champion Firpo signals readiness to meet Dempsey in New York or Buenos Aires with dates and locations in flux.
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Los Angeles
Lula Flrpa
Armentina
Jack Tempsey
Angalen Dant
Dempsey
Ptay
Firpo
Marin
Trompsey Rald
Horemans Holds Lead As Schafer Fights On
In a world championship buildup the Belgian challenger Schafer trails Horemans by a narrow margin. The second round saw Horemans maintaining a slender advantage over the young Schafer as the night progressed.
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LCA
Tania Uoremaos Ihe
Relelka
Callenger
Halle
Une
Duke Schaeter
Te Champlan
Ted Here
Tonucht
Wat
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Kefhaefer
Team of Red Grange Begins Long Tour
The great college football barnstorming tour started in St Louis led by Red Grange. The squad will visit Philadelphia New York and Washington before optional Chicago stopovers and Florida games then Alabama Mississippi and California coast cities with likely March 1 start in Los Angeles.
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Harald Red Grange
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Chicago
Florida
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Fortayest
Clalifornia Acres
Los Angeles
Instram
Development of the forward pass shown in scores
The study analyzes 895 games with 13,150 points totaling an average of about 122 points per team per season. Gains stem from higher scoring rather than efficiency, with several teams surpassing 200 points and Washington setting a record at 459 in 1, while California leads the era.
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Washington
Thiskies
California
Sally
Sian
Wish Duried Omy
Abe Phim
Uardy South
Haskins
Alahanta
Ohnimbaa
Caviar Fordhian
Georgetown
Colane
Olate
Minow
Michigan
Hoetgross
Notre Damt
Stracier
Amos Tribute Roils Chicago College Gridiron News
A garbled wartime style item references Amos and a veteran coach at the University of Chicago amid debate over an all American selection. The readable fragments mention Chicago Dee 1 and Stags with a 61 year old figure connected to football coaching.
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Chicago
Amaen
Dry Leader Mrs Ila A Boole of Hronkls Em NOY 19
In a 19th century note, Mrs Ila A Boole presides over a political event in New York. The article mentions polling and voting arrangements at a local location with emphasis on the Republican nomination process and a forthcoming election day. Names such as Anna and Gnestley are referenced in connection with the campaign activity.
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Ila E A. Boole
Hronkls Em Noy
Pepatee Linn
Ineregding
Anna Sdais Gnestley
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear historic crime note
An OCR fragment mentions a central event in Chicago involving a suspect or victim named Faris and a man named Hipper. The text is garbled, with claims of desertion, blame, and a warning to a lender. Details are unreadable and names are partially distorted.
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Cheaga
Wren
Tata
Americans in Europe crave hone dishes and native fare
Fragmented OCR story recalls American visitors in Europe longing for traditional hone dishes and familiar foods. The text lists names, places, and dishes with garbled phrases, noting tastes like chicken and butter, local markets, and various individuals connected to the scene.
Republicans Tighten Grip as Taft La Follette Nye Row Erupts
Washington reports swift moves by Republican leaders to avert a clash over the Taft La Follette faction and to harden Nye's position. Plans include a party conference at the White House and invitations to La Follette, with Evan Kerth Dakota and others weighing in. A separate charge claims last year's Town senator race was fraudulent, with the state Republican committee pressing the contest before the Senate committee.
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Misenula
Waller
Belfry High
Hamself
Wal
Nelfry
Bear Creek
Nancy
State University
Washington
Dee
Senate
Tolay
Robert M. Ta Follette
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Gerald P. Nye
Meith Dakota
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Comidge
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Charan Watson
Chatel Ernat
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Aronktart
Charleston Cold Shoulder From Romans In Turbulent Tale
Fragmentary OCR depicts a chaotic report mentioning Charleston, Romans, and cultural tensions. It references tunes, dances, and symbols, with unclear names and factions. The passage hints at American efforts and regional identity amid political or social strain.
Pawnbroker Knows What Price Glory
A fragmentary wartime exchange shows a pawnbroker describing the value of goods and a man named Vora. The scene hints at scarcity and market value during a time of conflict, with references to a crayon feather and bags of loot.
Texas Highway Controversy Draws Ferguson Split in Temple
In Austin and Temple Texas the highway and liquor dispute shifts toward Temple as Governor Miriam A Ferguson travels home while her husband faces turmoil in the capital. The trial court al lows a judgment against American Road Co for excess profits on highway contracts and 30 cents a square yard topping price deemed unreasonable. Federal and state officials press for resignations, while Ferguson delays any special session action.
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Tort Worth Sur-Telegram
Geman
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Dallas
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Moody
Temple
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Dorrace Fergrom
Austin
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Carter
Lathan
Joe Barker
Militia Fund Shortage Sparks War Department Scrutiny
A 1917 memo notes National Guard needs funds and equipment as illness and wear strain state forces. General Richards reports the Militia Bureau seeks air service units and transport gear, while the War Department tightens control over National Guard administration and funding.
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Pirat Fund
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