Indiana Wins Thrilling Game Amid Record Gate
Indiana fans packed the hall as Good pitching by Campbell and Siemon led to a close contest. A long drive and a thrilling catch highlighted the play, while Hal White and Trainer contributed key moments. Attendance set a record as Douglass Studio offered a keepsake picture to witnesses.
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Bane Shack
Caading
Ing
Gagetta
Rata
Fife
Othe
Douglass
Dubba
Bush
Indiana Alumni Weekend Features Semi CentenniaI Events
The Indiana University alumni gathering included a Saturday evening in Re enation Hall with speeches and music and an Alumni dinner. Sunday showcased baccalaureate services in the Indiana Theatre, with Rev A R Robinson delivering the address The Lyric Club provided music and the second semi centennial program for 1900-1925 alumni was held in the chapel with multiple addresses and musical selections.
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kYga
slowwMits
Sansom Wilsoh
Jacob M. Berkey
Sara M. Gallaher
Solel
da Peterson
Johin M. Urey
Alvin Shervine
Eyds Patetada
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Indiana Theatre
A. R. Robinson
Sixth United Presbyterian Chutech
Mary
St. Clair King
Anna Simpson Gile
Agnes
Shrum Pollock
Edna M. Heck
Berlin
Empfield
Grace Sefton Mayer
Hugh M. Bell
Vashti Burr
Nellie Herrick Ellis
Agnes Shrum Pollock
Recreation Hall
Indiana Theater
London
Ritz Theater
Rey
F.W. Hinitt
D. D
Lyric Club
Kipling-De Koven
Salutstory
Jang Branthoover
James N. Rule
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Green Cathedral
Ieee
Carl Hahn
Geraldine Folke
Janet C. Stevenson
John A. H
Hinitt
Ong Writer Dead Following Circumstances In Dismal Report
A writer identified as ONG WRITER DEAD—author from York—died amid unclear circumstances. He reportedly suffered heart issues and was described as blind and tightly bound in a troubling scene.
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York
Fragmented OCR Summary for a Local Item
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a sports event or notice with partial names and places. The readable portion suggests a possible date and team reference but lacks clear facts or complete entities.
Miss Vanderbilt Mad The President's Summer
The most prominent admirer in the list is said to be Prince George son of King George and Queen Mary described as almost equal to the Prince of Wales in ballroom grace and an amateur jazz band player. The Vanderbilts leased Brook House in Park Lane for an indefinite period but were expected to return soon to summer at Newport Rhode Island.
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Prince George
King George
Ueen Mary
Prince of Wales
Vanderbilts
Brook House
Park Lane
London
Newport
R, i
Fritchman Wins Tourney Warmed by Club Showdown
Fritchman won the tournament on Thursday June 4 as Kittanning Country Club guests Indiana Club on the local course. The match promises one of the year’s most interesting clashes with large attendances from both clubs, recalling last year when about fifty members from each club participated.
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Kittanning
Ghosts and science near the unknown kingdom
St Louis May 31 Ghosts by Tom Keefe Jr reports J Malcolm Bird of the American Society for Physical Research says ghosts and other spirit phenomena are nearing major discoveries. He cites fifteen Titanic and Lusitania sinking messages received by mediums, challenging conventional science and urging openness to unexplained facts.
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Tom Keefe, Jr
ST Louis
J. Malcolm’ Bird
American Society For Physical Research
Garth
Spookdom
A. Conan Doyle
Bird
Victory Bugle Drum Corps formed in Indiana Pa
A parade event honors the Wolf and Deam Corps with buglers and drummers. Major McLain receives the flag and thanks are extended to Hetty Howe and the Sons of Veterans committee for supporting meeting space and instruments. The group aims to play for patriotic days and community events, soon called Victory Bugle Fife and Drum Corps of Indiana Pa. David McManus is praised for his drum work.
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Cott Allman Silee
Wolf
Deam
McLain
Ms Streams
Hetty Howe
Sons of Veterans
Streams
Victory Bugle, Fife and Drum Corps
Indiana
David McManus
Deathblow to Hopes of Wets in Prohibition Drive
King argues enforcement failures prevent repeal or liberalization of the eighteenth amendment as Congress cannot legalize intoxicants for beverage purposes. He suggests only a constitutional amendment could modify policy, with moves to permit 2.76 percent beer and wine. A drive for such modification is anticipated.
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Uction
Prohibition Service
Congress
King
Congres
Bird Hospital Opens Led by Noted Surgeon Shaffer
The article recounts miraculous avian surgeries including the amputation of over forty canary legs and a parrot limb, praising Dr. F. W. Shaffer of Cleveland as a leading bird surgery authority who has opened a bird hospital. Supporting papers from prominent bird fanciers are cited to substantiate his expertise.
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F. W. Shaffer
Shaffer
Cleveland
Cotinetry
Day, We Find Turn to OHA Real for KOIN
A fragmented classified item references a day, a turn to OHA Real for kOIN, and a vague note about gas, rail, and reads like a local ad. Details are unclear but point to an advertisement context and possible regional services.
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OHA Rea
Italy
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